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Cooper may refer to:
- Cooper (profession), a maker of barrels
People (also see alternative spelling Couper):
- Alan Cooper, creator of Visual Basic
- Alice Cooper (b. 1948), born Vincent Damon Furnier, musician.
- Anderson Cooper, journalist
- Anthony Ashley Cooper, head of cabal running Brit govt 1670s-80s
- Anthony Wayne Cooper, first african american army controller of the year.
- Ashley Cooper, an Australian male tennis player.
- Charles Henry Cooper, an English antiquarian
- Charlotte Cooper (tennis player), a British female tennis player.
- Colin Cooper (football player), footballer
- D. B. Cooper, famous airline hijacker
- Dave Cooper, graphic artist, cartoonist
- David Cooper (footballer), footballer
- David Cooper (psychiatrist), anti-psychiatrist
- Dennis Cooper, poet, writer
- Douglas Cooper, writer
- Douglas H. Cooper, American Civil War Confederate general
- Gary Cooper, born Frank James Cooper, American film actor
- Gordon Cooper, astronaut
- Jane Cooper, ruler of all, queen of fashion
- James Fenimore Cooper, author
- James Graham Cooper, biologist
- John Cooper (car maker), he and his father founded the Cooper Car Company
- John Cooper (composer), also known as Giovanni Coprario, composer
- Leon Neil Cooper, Nobel Laureate in physics, important contributor to the theory of superconductivity
- Merian C. Cooper American movie actor, director, screenwriter and producer, "father" of King Kong
- Peter Cooper, inventor, philanthropist, and founder of the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
- Susan Cooper, author of The Dark is Rising'
- Susan Fenimore Cooper, author, daughter of James Fenimore Cooper
- Tommy Cooper, a famous comedian
- William Cooper (conchologist)
- William Cooper (judge), father of James Fenimore Cooper and founder of Cooperstown, New York
- Yvette Cooper, a British Labour Party politician and Government Minister
Places:
- Cooper, Alabama in Chilton County, Alabama, USA
- Cooper, California, two locations:
- Cooper, Colorado in Morgan County, Colorado, USA
- Cooper, Idaho in Clearwater County, Idaho, USA
- Cooper, Illinois in Tazewell County, Illinois, USA
- Cooper, Iowa in Greene County, Iowa, USA
- Cooper, Kentucky in Wayne County, Kentucky, USA
- Cooper, Maine in Washington County, Maine, USA
- Cooper, Maryland in Harford County, Maryland, USA
- Cooper, Michigan in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, USA
- Cooper, Montana in Cascade County, Montana, USA
- Cooper, New Jersey, two locations:
- Cooper, New Mexico in Lincoln County, New Mexico, USA
- Cooper, North Carolina in Sampson County, North Carolina, USA
- Cooper, Ohio in Seneca County, Ohio, USA
- Cooper, Oklahoma in Osage County, Oklahoma, USA
- Cooper, South Carolina in Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA
- Cooper, Tennessee in Fentress County, Tennessee, USA
- Cooper, Texas, two locations:
- Cooper, Virginia in Middlesex County, Virginia, USA
- Cooper, Virgin Islands in St. Croix County, Virgin Islands, USA
Other:
- Cooper Car Company
- Cooper Nuclear Station, in Brownville, Nebraska, USA
- Cooper River (New Jersey), river in New Jersey
- Cooper River (South Carolina), river in South Carolina
- Cooper test is a fitness test
- Cooper Tires High performance tire company. Also own and operate the Mickey Thomson, and Avon tire companies.
- Cooper Union is a college in New York City.
- Coopers Inc. designed a new style of underwear called the briefs.
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