Vancouver (disambiguation)
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Vancouver is a major city in British Columbia, Canada.
Vancouver may also refer to:
Places
- Vancouver, Washington, USA
- Vancouver Lake, lake in Vancouver, Washington
- Fort Vancouver, 19th-century fur trading post, located in present-day Vancouver, Washington
- Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada
- East Vancouver, region within Vancouver, British Columbia
- Metro Vancouver, metropolitan area centred on Vancouver, British Columbia
- Greater Vancouver, area centred on the city
- Mount Vancouver, on the Yukon-Alaska border
- Mount Vancouver, New Zealand, in the Southern Alps on the South Island, New Zealand
- North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, two distinct municipalities in Metro Vancouver
- North Vancouver (city), incorporated 1907
- North Vancouver (district municipality), incorporated 1891
- West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, incorporated 1912, part of Metro Vancouver
- Vancouver Bay, British Columbia, a locality and former cannery town on Jervis Inlet
- Vancouver River, a river emptying into Prince of Wales Reach of Jervis Inlet
People
- George Vancouver, British naval officer and explorer
Vessels
- Vancouver (steamboat), a cargo steamer owned and operation by the Hudson's Bay Company
- HMCS Vancouver (F6A), Royal Canadian Navy S-class destroyer
- HMCS Vancouver (FFH 331), Canadian Forces Halifax-class frigate
- USS Vancouver (LPD-2), US Navy Raleigh-class amphibious transport dock
Other
- Vancouver (electoral districts)
- Vancouver Expedition, five-year voyage commanded by George Vancouver in 1791
- Vancouver system, style of referencing
- Bobby Taylor and the Vancouvers, 1960s-vintage Motown band
- Vancouver (Matthew Good album), 2009
- Vancouver (EP), 2006 EP by post-hardcore band La Dispute
- Vancouver Special, architectural style
See also
- All pages beginning with "Vancouver"
- All pages with titles containing "Vancouver"
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