Chambord

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Chambord is the name of the following localities:

Chambord (Eure) , commune in the French department of Eure
Chambord (Loir-et-Cher) , commune in the Loir-et-Cher department in France
Chambord (Québec) , municipality in the Canadian province of Québec

Others:

Chambord (liqueur) , a berry liqueur from France developed in the 1980s
Chambord Castle , a Loire castle near Blois
Chambord can, another term for a press ram can

Count of Chambord:

Henri d'Artois (1820–1883), became King of France in 1830 as Henry V

Objects listed in the NRHP :

Chambord Apartments , in San Francisco, California, ID No. 84001184