Richmond
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Richmond may refer to:
[edit] People
Further information: Richmond (surname)
[edit] Places
[edit] Australia
- Division of Richmond, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, in New South Wales
- Richmond, New South Wales
- Richmond, Queensland
- Richmond, South Australia
- Richmond, Tasmania
- Richmond, Victoria
[edit] Canada
- Richmond, British Columbia, a city in Metro Vancouver
- Richmond, Calgary, Alberta, a neighbourhood
- Richmond, Ontario, a community now part of the city of Ottawa
- Richmond Township, Ontario, now part of Greater Napanee, Ontario
- Richmond Hill, Ontario
- Richmond, Nova Scotia
- Richmond, Prince Edward Island
- Richmond, Quebec
- Federal electoral districts:
- Richmond (electoral district), British Columbia (current)
- Richmond (Nova Scotia electoral district) (historic)
- Richmond (Quebec electoral district) (historic)
- Provincial electoral districts:
[edit] Jamaica
[edit] New Zealand
- Richmond, New Zealand, South Island town
- Richmond, Canterbury, Christchurch suburb
[edit] South Africa
[edit] South Korea
[edit] United Kingdom
- London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, a London borough whose area includes the following:
- Richmond, London, previously Richmond, Surrey
- Richmond University
- Richmond Bridge, London
- Richmond Green
- Richmond Hill, London
- Richmond Park
- Richmond Park (UK Parliament constituency)
- Richmond Railway Bridge
- Richmond station (London)
- Richmond F.C., the local rugby union football club
- Richmond Palace
- Richmond, North Yorkshire, a market town and the administrative centre of the district of Richmondshire
- Richmond, South Yorkshire, an electoral ward in Sheffield
[edit] United States
(by state)
- Richmond, Alabama
- Richmond, California
- Richmond District, San Francisco, California
- Richmond, Illinois
- Richmond, Indiana
- Richmond, Kansas
- Richmond, Kentucky
- Richmond, Louisiana
- Richmond, Maine
- Richmond, Massachusetts
- Richmond, Michigan
- Richmond Township, Michigan
- Richmond, Minnesota
- Richmond (Natchez, Mississippi), listed on the NRHP in Mississippi
- Richmond, Missouri
- Richmond, New Hampshire
- Richmond County, New York, the New York City borough of Staten Island, formerly Richmond
- Richmond Creek (Fresh Kills), in Staten Island
- Richmond, New York, a town
- Richmond, Ohio
- Richmond, Oregon
- Richmond, Portland, Oregon, a neighborhood
- Richmond Township, Pennsylvania
- Richmond, Rhode Island
- Richmond, South Dakota
- Richmond, Texas
- Richmond, Utah
- Richmond, Vermont
- Richmond, Virginia:
- Richmond-Petersburg Metropolitan Statistical Area including Richmond, Virginia
- University of Richmond, a private liberal arts college in Richmond, Virginia
- Richmond County, Virginia
- Richmond, Wisconsin, three locations:
[edit] See also
- Richmond County (disambiguation)
- Richmond Hill (disambiguation)
- Richmond Township (disambiguation)
- New Richmond (disambiguation)
[edit] Other uses
- Richmond (cigarette)
- Richmond Castle in North Yorkshire, England
- Richmond Cricket Club in Richmond, Victoria, Australia
- Richmond F.C., an English rugby union side
- Richmond Football Club in the Australian Football League
- Official Richmond Cheer Squad, Richmond Football Club Fan Base
- Richmond Herald, in England, an officer of arms
- Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Virginia
- Richmond Palace, England
- HMS Richmond - several ships in the British Navy
- Honour of Richmond
- USS Richmond - several ships in the United States Navy
- White Greyhound of Richmond
- Richmond Park, home ground of Irish soccer side St Patrick's Athletic
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