Boyd
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Boyd may refer to:
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[edit] Places
[edit] in Australia
- Boyd River (disambiguation), several rivers
[edit] in Canada
- Boyd Lake (disambiguation)
- Boyd Conservation Area, conservation area in Ontario, located northeast of Woodbridge and northwest of Toronto
[edit] in the United Kingdom
[edit] in the United States
- Boyd County (disambiguation)
- Boyd, Minnesota
- Boyd Township, North Dakota
- Boyd, Texas
- Boyd, Wisconsin
[edit] People
- Boyd (given name), the given name, and a list of people with the given name
- Boyd (surname), the surname, and a list of people with the surname
- Boyd Baronets, two baronetcies
- Boyd Family, an Australian family
- Boyd Gang, a criminal gang
- Clan Boyd, a Scottish clan
In fiction:
- Boyd Hoyland, fictional character from the television series Neighbours
- Boyd Langton, fictional character from the television series Dollhouse
- Drew Boyd, fictional character in the television series Queer as Folk
- Jonah Boyd, the eponymous character in David Leavitt's novel The Body of Jonah Boyd
- Boyd, a Fighter in the game Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
- Boyd Cooper, fictional character in the game Psychonauts
[edit] Education
- Boyd High School (disambiguation)
- Boyd Independent School District, Boyd, Texas
- Boyd-Buchanan School, Chattanooga, Tennessee
- James H. Boyd Intermediate School, Huntington, New York
[edit] Other uses
- OODA Loop, a theory of decision making also known as the Boyd Cycle
- Boyd Gaming Corporation, a casino operator
- Boyd massacre, one of the worst recorded instances of mass cannibalism, in which up to 66 people were killed and eaten on the northern coast of New Zealand
- Boyd Q.C., English television series
- Boyd v. United States, United States Supreme Court case about search and seizure
- Boyd, archaic Bordeaux wine producing estate since divided into:
[edit] See also
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