Bridgewater

Bridgewater or Bridgwater can refer to the following:

Places

In Australia:

• Bridgewater, South Australia
• Bridgewater, Tasmania, suburb of Hobart
• Bridgewater On Loddon, Victoria

In Canada:

• Bridgewater, Nova Scotia

In the United Kingdom:

• Bridgwater in Somerset (note the spelling difference)
• Bridgewater High School (Warrington)

In the United States of America:

• Bridgewater, Connecticut
• Bridgewater, Iowa
• Bridgewater, Maine
• Bridgewater, Massachusetts
  • Bridgewater (CDP), Massachusetts, census-designated place
  • Bridgewater (MBTA station)
• Bridgewater, Michigan, unincorporated community
• Bridgewater, New Hampshire
• Bridgewater, New Jersey
• Bridgewater (town), New York
  • Bridgewater (village), New York
• Bridgewater, Pennsylvania
• Bridgewater, South Dakota
• Bridgewater, Vermont
• Bridgewater, Virginia
• Bridgewater Township (disambiguation)

Canals and structures

In Australia:

• Bridgewater railway line, Adelaide

In the United Kingdom:

• Bridgewater Canal, from Preston Brook (and from Worsley) to Manchester
• Bridgwater and Taunton Canal, Somerset
• Bridgewater Hall, a concert hall in Manchester
• Bridgewater Monument, Hertfordshire
• Bridgewater Place, Leeds

People

• Brad Bridgewater (born 1973), American swimmer
• Carl Bridgewater (1965 - 1978), murdered newspaper boy, UK
• Dee Dee Bridgewater (born 1950), American jazz singer
• Cecil Bridgewater (born 1942), American jazz trumpetist and composer
• John Bridgewater (c.1532 - c.1596), English clerical historian
• Earl of Bridgewater and Duke of Bridgewater, UK peerage

Other

• Bridgewater Associates, global investment manager
• Bridgewater College, co-educational four-year college in Virginia
• Bridgewater House (disambiguation)
• Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, Massachusetts
• Bridgewater State Hospital, Massachusetts, a hospital for the criminally insane, subject of the film Titicut Follies
• Bridgewater State University, Massachusetts
• Bridgewater Systems, Canadian software company
• HMS Bridgewater, the name of four ships of the Royal Navy, and one of the Commonwealth of England