** Henry Howard, 1st Earl of Northampton ( d. 1614 )

** William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton ( b. 1319 )

** 11 – 0 against Northampton Town, 28 December 1901 ( Southern League )

** 8 – 0 against Northampton Town, 24 December 1921 ( Football League Third Division South )

** Between Northampton and the Newport Pagnell bypass it is now the B526.

** Northampton & Lamport Railway also nearby

** Nick Beal ( Northampton and England )

** Paul Grayson ( Northampton and England )

** Gregor Townsend ( Northampton and Scotland )

** Matt Dawson ( Northampton and England )

** Tim Rodber ( Northampton & England )

** Boughton railway station planned terminus of the Northampton & Lamport Railway

** The Holy Sepulchre, Northampton

** Highest score: 81 for Kent vs Northamptonshire, Northampton, 1979

** Broadcasting House ( Northampton ), the home of BBC Radio Northampton

** Mortimers, Grade II listed, early 18th century earlier than Milton House, which was named after a family who lived there and originally owned by the Hospital of St John at the bottom of Bridge Street in Northampton.

** The Counties Crematorium, erroneously referred to as being in Milton, is now actually outside the parish about a mile north of the village and north of the M1 in West Hunsbury, Northampton with the Northampton borough postcode NN4 9RN

** East Lancs customer base for the Olympian came exclusively within the UK market-in particular municipal bus companies like Blackpool Transport, Cardiff City Transport, Derby City Transport, Eastbourne Buses, Lincoln City Transport, Nottingham City Transport, Northampton Transport, Plymouth City Transport, Rhymney Valley, Rossendale Transport, Southampton City Transport and Warrington Borough Transport.

** Aberdeen ( Amtrak station )

** Bangor ( Amtrak station )

** Jackson, Michigan ( Amtrak station ) ( station code JXN )

** Jackson, Mississippi ( Amtrak station ) ( station code JAN )

** Du Quoin ( Amtrak station )

** Amtrak begins inter-city rail passenger service in the United States.

** Birmingham, Alabama ( Amtrak station ), known as Birmingham station

** Birmingham, Michigan ( Amtrak station ), known as Birmingham station

** Flagstaff ( Amtrak station ), in Arizona

** Salem ( Amtrak station ), a railroad station

** Westport ( Amtrak station )

** Camden ( Amtrak station )

** Fremont ( Amtrak station )

** Haverhill ( Amtrak station ), also serving the MBTA

** Centralia, Illinois ( Amtrak station )

** Centralia, Washington ( Amtrak station )

** Orlando ( Amtrak station )

** Bellingham ( Amtrak station )

** Middletown ( Amtrak station )

** Rugby, North Dakota Amtrak station

** Elizabethtown ( Amtrak station )

** Rocky Mount ( Amtrak station )

** Shuttle ( Amtrak )

** Midway ( Amtrak station ), in St. Paul, Minnesota, United States