Oxford (disambiguation)

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Contents 1 Places 1.1 Australia 1.2 Canada 1.3 New Zealand 1.4 United Kingdom 1.5 United States 2 Education 3 People 4 Clothing 5 Other things named Oxford

Oxford, Oxfordshire, is a city in England, famous for its university.

Oxford can also refer to the University of Oxford.

Other meanings of Oxford include:

[edit] Places

[edit] Australia

• Oxford Falls, New South Wales

[edit] Canada

• Oxford County, Ontario
  • Oxford (electoral district)
• Oxford, Nova Scotia, in Cumberland County
• Oxford, Ontario, in Grenville County, Ontario
• Oxford (Edmonton), a neighbourhood in Edmonton, Alberta
• Oxford College of Arts, Business and Technology, in Scarborough, Ontario
• Mount Oxford (Nunavut), a mountain on Ellesmere Island

[edit] New Zealand

• Oxford, New Zealand

[edit] United Kingdom

• Oxford (UK Parliament constituency), the historic Parliamentary constituency based around the city
• Oxford East (UK Parliament constituency), a modern Parliamentary constituency based around the city
• Oxford West and Abingdon (UK Parliament constituency), the other modern constituency based around the city
• Oxford Street

[edit] United States

• Oxford, Alabama
• Oxford, Arkansas
• Oxford, Connecticut
• Oxford, Florida
• Oxford, Georgia
• Oxford, Idaho
• Oxford, Indiana
• Oxford, Iowa
• Oxford, Kansas
• Oxford, Kentucky
• Oxford (CDP), Maine
• Oxford (town), Maine
• Oxford, Maryland
• Oxford, Massachusetts
• Oxford, Michigan
• Oxford, Mississippi
• Oxford, Nebraska
• Oxford, New Jersey
• Oxford (town), New York
• Oxford (village), New York
• Oxford, North Carolina
• Oxford, Ohio
• Oxford, Pennsylvania
• Oxford, Wisconsin
• Oxford (town), Wisconsin

See also: Oxford County, Oxford Township, New Oxford, Pennsylvania, North Oxford, Maine, Oxford Junction, Iowa, and South Oxford, Maine

[edit] Education

• University of Oxford
• Oxford University Press
• Oxford Brookes University
• Oxford College of Emory University
• Oxford Academy (California)
• Oxford International School, Dhaka

[edit] People

• Bishop of Oxford
• Earl of Oxford, a title in the English peerage
  • Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, candidate of Oxfordian theory
• Edward Oxford, who attempted to kill Queen Victoria

[edit] Clothing

• Oxford shoe, a style of shoe
• Oxford shirt, a type of shirt
• Oxford (cloth), a type of cotton cloth, typically used for shirts

[edit] Other things named Oxford

• Airspeed Oxford, World War II-era twin-engine trainer aircraft
• BBC Radio Oxford, a BBC radio station
• Morris Oxford, a car
• Oxford Airport, Oxfordshire
• Oxford Archaeology, an archaeological unit
• Oxford Bach Choir
• Oxford Bus Company, a bus transport company
• Oxford Blue, a sporting award
• Oxford Canal, a canal from Coventry to Oxford
• Oxford Castle, Oxfordshire
• Oxford Clay, a type of sedimentary rock
• Oxford comma (or Harvard comma), the serial comma
• Oxford (company), a maker of office filing products
• Oxford English, a formal style of English
• Oxford English Dictionary
• Oxford "-er", a type of slang
• Oxford Group, a 20th century religious movement which became Moral Re-Armament
• Oxford Housing, a co-educational residence hall at University of Michigan
• Oxford Instruments, a company
• Oxford Movement, 19th century Anglo-Catholic theological movement
• Oxford Playhouse, a theatre
• Oxford Ragwort, a plant (Senecio squalidus)
• Oxford railway station
• Oxford Records, a record label
• Oxford Round Table, a series of conferences
• Oxford services, a motorway service station near Oxford, England
• Oxford sheep, a breed of sheep originating in England
• Oxford Tube, an express coach service between Oxford and London
• Oxford United F.C., a football club
• Oxford United Stars F.C., a football club
• Wolseley Oxford Taxi, a car