Garden City
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Garden City may refer to:
[edit] Places
Australia:
- Toowoomba, Queensland, nicknamed "Garden City"
- Garden City, a locality within Port Melbourne, Victoria
- Westfield Garden City, a Westfield shopping centre in Upper Mount Gravatt, Brisbane
- Garden City, Booragoon, a shopping centre in Perth
Cape Town, South Africa:
United States:
- Garden City, Alabama
- Garden City, Colorado
- Garden City, Georgia
- Garden City, Idaho
- Garden City, Indiana
- Garden City, Iowa
- Garden City, Kansas
- Garden City, Michigan
- Garden City, Minnesota
- Garden City, Missouri
- Garden City, New York
- Garden City, South Carolina
- Garden City, South Dakota
- Garden City, Texas
- Garden City, Utah
- Garden City, Pennsylvania
- Garden City, Roanoke, Virginia
- Garden City, a village within Cranston, Rhode Island
- Garden City, nickname of Missoula, Montana
United Kingdom:
- Garden City, a small town next to Queensferry, Flintshire
- Letchworth, Hertfordshire
- Knowle West, Bristol
- Nunsthorpe, a suburb of Grimsby, England
- Welwyn Garden City, England
- Wythenshawe, a district of Manchester, England
Elsewhere:
- Gartenstadt (Garden City), a district of Krefeld, Germany
- Garden City, Winnipeg, Canada
- Garden City Collegiate, a high school in Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Bromma borough, Stockholm, Sweden
- Garden City (Cairo), an affluent neighbourhood
- Ciudad Jardín Lomas del Palomar, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- a nickname of
- Bangalore, India
- St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
- Singapore
- Christchurch, New Zealand
- Maracay, Venezuela (Ciudad Jardín)
- Viña del Mar, Chile
- Victoria, British Columbia
- a shopping district in Suva, Fiji
[edit] Design and planning
- Garden Cities (disambiguation), a town planning term sometimes considered synonymous with "ecocity"
- Garden city movement, an urban planning movement
- Town and Country Planning Association, originally known as the Garden City Association
- Garden cities designed by Ebenezer Howard, originator of the movement:
- Garden suburbs, smaller developments without the commercial and industrial components
[edit] Businesses
- Garden City Publishing, an imprint of Doubleday
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