Golden Triangle
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Golden Triangle can refer to:
- Geographical areas:
- Golden Triangle (South West of Western Australia) - Balingup, Bridgetown, Nannup, which is golden for its showers
- Golden Triangle (Southeast Asia), golden for its opium production
- Golden Triangle (China), golden for its rapid economic development
- Golden Triangle (New South Wales), golden for its agricultural productivity
- Golden Triangle (Canada), named for the town of Golden, BC forming one point
- Golden Triangle (India), comprised of the holy cities of Bhubaneswar, Konark and Puri
- Golden Triangle (Mexico), an informal name for three industrial cities of Mexico :
- In the United Kingdom:
- Golden Triangle (Cheshire), golden for its affluence
- Golden Triangle (Norwich)
- Golden Triangle (UK universities), prominent in research
- Golden Triangle (Essex), the wealthy suburban towns of Epping Forest district
- In the United States:
- Golden Triangle (Kentucky)
- Golden Triangle (New Hampshire)
- Golden Triangle (Pittsburgh), golden for its commercial wealth
- Golden Triangle (Texas), golden for its oil wealth
- Golden Triangle (Missouri), golden for its rapid development
- Golden Triangle (Mississippi)
- Golden Triangle (California), part of a military facility
- Golden Triangle (California), informal name for that part of the city of San Diego bounded by highways 5, 52, and 805.
- Golden Triangle (Los Angeles), an informal name for three adjacent neighborhoods that are generally regarded as the most exclusive in the immediate Los Angeles area:
- Bel-Air, a neighborhood within the City of Los Angeles
- Holmby Hills, also within the City of Los Angeles
- Beverly Hills, a separate city within the boundaries of Los Angeles
- Golden Triangle (Rocky Mountains), flyfishing
- Other uses
- Golden triangle (mathematics), in reference to the golden ratio
- Golden Triangle (film), a 1980 movie
- Raiders of the Golden Triangle a 1985 movie
- Golden Triangle (Politics), in reference to dodgy deals
- GT (Golden Triangle), in reference to a paintball tournament held in southern Ontario.