Belle Vue
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Belle Vue means "beautiful view" in French. It may refer to:
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[edit] Placenames
- Belle Vue, Bradford, a district of Bradford, England
- Belle Vue, County Durham, an area of Hartlepool, England
- Belle Vue, Cumbria, a district of Carlisle, England
- Belle Vue, Greater Manchester, an area of Manchester, England
- Belle Vue Mauricia, a location on Mauritius
- Belle Vue, Shrewsbury, a suburb of Shrewsbury, England
- Belle Vue, South Yorkshire, a locality within Doncaster, England
[edit] Sporting
- Belle Vue (football), a football (soccer) ground in Doncaster, England, former home of Doncaster Rovers
- Belle Vue Stadium a dog racing track in Manchester, England
- Belle Vue Motorcycle Speedway, a speedway stadium in Manchester, England.
- Belle Vue Aces, a motorcycle speedway team based at Belle Vue Motorcycle Speedway
- Belle Vue Colts, a youth motorcycle speedway team linked to the Belle Vue Aces
- Belle Vue (Rhyl), a football (soccer) stadium in Rhyl, Wales, used by Rhyl F.C.
- Belle Vue (Wakefield), a rugby league stadium in Wakefield, England, used by the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
[edit] Other
- Belle Vue Airfield, an airfield in north Devon, England
- Belle-Vue Brewery, a lambic brewery in Belgium
- Belle Vue (palace), a palace designed by Zygmunt Gorgolewski
- Belle Vue railway station, a railway station serving Belle Vue, Manchester, England
- Belle Vue railway station, Isle of Man a railway station serving Port Lewaigue and Port-e-Vullen on the Isle of Man
- Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, a former zoo, gardens and amusement park in Manchester, England
- Belle Vue, Alco-pop Band, West Yorkshire
- Belle Vue Park, a public venue and gardens set near Wrexham, Wales
- Belle Vue (Amherstburg), a two-storey, white painted, brick house ranking among the finest examples of Palladian architecture in Canada
[edit] See also
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