Melbourne is a major metropolis in Victoria, Australia.

Contents 1 In Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 2 Other places 3 Music 4 People 5 See also

The name Melbourne may also refer to:

[edit] In Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• Melbourne city centre, the central area of metropolitan Melbourne
• City of Melbourne, local government area
• Electoral district of Melbourne, an electorate of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Australia
• Division of Melbourne, an electorate of the Federal Parliament of Australia
• Melbourne Cricket Ground, the traditional home of Australia cricket and Australian Rules football
• Melbourne Cup, premier horse race, and the race that 'stops the nation'
• Melbourne Football Club, an Australian rules football team
• Melbourne Storm, a rugby league team
• Melbourne Tigers, an Australian basketball team
• Melbourne Victory FC Football (soccer) Club
• Melbourne Knights Football (soccer) Club
• University of Melbourne, the oldest university in Victoria
• Melbourne High School (Victoria), a boys' secondary school located in South Yarra
• Melbourne Grammar School

[edit] Other places

Antarctica

• Mount Melbourne

Canada

• Melbourne, Nova Scotia

England

• Melbourne, Derbyshire
• Melbourne, East Riding of Yorkshire
• Melbourn, Cambridgeshire

United States

• Melbourne, Arkansas
• Melbourne, California
• Melbourne, Florida
• Melbourne, Iowa
• Melbourne, Kentucky
• Royal Melbourne (Chicago), a neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois

[edit] Music

• Melbourne (album) a compilation album by the Models
• Melbourne (song), a song by The Whitlams

[edit] People

• Viscount Melbourne, 1st Viscount Melbourne (1748-1829)
• William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne (1779-1848)
• Frederick Lamb, 3rd Viscount Melbourne (1782-1853)

[edit] See also

• Royal Melbourne, disambiguation for that name
• Melbourne Shuffle, a dance style
• HMAS Melbourne, the name of three Royal Australian Navy ships

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