North Shore
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North Shore refers to more than one geographic area:
In New Zealand:
- North Shore, New Zealand, city in the Auckland conurbation.
In Australia:
- North Shore (Sydney), suburban region of Sydney.
- North Shore, Victoria, a suburb of Geelong.
- North Shore, Gold Coast, Queensland, northern Gold Coast suburbs such as Hope Island.
In the United States and Canada:
- North Shore (Lake Superior), the area of Minnesota, USA and Ontario, Canada north of Lake Superior.
- Côte-Nord, area of Canada north of Saint Lawrence River.
- North Shore, California, an almost empty town by the Salton Sea.
- North Shore (Chicago), a suburban region of Chicago, Illinois, USA featured in many teen films of the 1980s.
- North Shore (Long Island), the "Gold Coast" of 1890 - 1930.
- North Shore (Massachusetts), suburban region of Boston (See also: South Shore (Massachusetts) ).
- North Shore (Pittsburgh), neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- North Shore (Greater Vancouver), suburban communities North of the Burrard Inlet in Greater Vancouver.
- North Shore (O`ahu), a prime area for vacationing and surfing in Hawaii.
- North Shore, Staten Island, a region of the New York City borough of Staten Island.
Other possibilities:
- North Shore (movie), a 1987 film set on the North Shore of Oahu
- North Shore (TV Show), a prime time soap opera set in Hawaii which aired briefly on Fox Television.
- North Shore Lions, an amateur Bantam AAA Div. 1 football team in Montreal, Quebec
- North Shore Cheetahs, an amateur Bantam AAA Div. 3 football team in Montreal, Quebec
- Mountain biking in British Columbia North Shore refers to the style of mountain biking originating from the north shore of Burrard Inlet, Greater Vancouver, British Columbia.
- Northshore High School, a high school located in Slidell, Louisiana
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