Dearborn is a city located in Wayne County, Michigan. It was founded in 1786 and named after Revolutionary War hero General Henry Dearborn. The city began as a small farming community but grew rapidly during the early 20th century due to the growth of the automobile industry in nearby Detroit.
Some notable people from Dearborn include journalist Helen Thomas, comedian Tim Allen, and musician Allee Willis.
Dearborn's population has grown steadily over the years and currently stands at around 95,000 residents.
Dearborn is located in southeastern Michigan, about 10 miles west of downtown Detroit. The city is bordered by the Rouge River to the south and the city of Dearborn Heights to the west.
Dearborn's economy is largely based on manufacturing, with Ford Motor Company being the largest employer in the city. Other industries in Dearborn include healthcare, education, and retail.
Dearborn has a rich cultural heritage, with a strong Arab American community that has made significant contributions to the city's cultural landscape. The city also hosts several annual events and festivals celebrating its diverse population.