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Contents 1 Family name 2 Given name 3 Place names 3.1 Structures and landmarks 4 Vehicles 5 Sports 6 Titles, brands and popular culture 6.1 Beverages 6.2 Fictional characters 7 See also

Victoria may refer to:

• Victoria of the United Kingdom, known as Queen Victoria
• Victoria (name), word origin and list of people
• Victoria (Australia), the state
• Victoria, British Columbia (Canada), provincial capital
• Victoria (mythology), Roman goddess of Victory
• Victoria Cross, British medal
• Victoria (waterlily), plant genus
• Victoria perch, fish species
• Victoria Sponge, a type of cake

[edit] Family name

• Tomás Luis de Victoria, a Renaissance-era composer
• Manuel Victoria, Mexican governor of Alta California in 1831

[edit] Given name

• Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden
• Lisa Marie Varon, a professional wrestler who used to go by the ring name of Victoria
• Viktorija, Serbian rock singer
• Victoria Song, member of pop group f(x)
• Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom

[edit] Place names

• Victoria (geographical disambiguation), full list

[edit] Structures and landmarks

• Victoria Bridge (disambiguation)
• Victoria Building (Ottawa), Canada
• Victoria Building, University of Liverpool, U.K.
• Victoria College (disambiguation)
• Victoria Dam (disambiguation)
• Victoria Dock (disambiguation)
• Victoria Hospital (disambiguation)
• Victoria Palace, Bucharest, the headquarters of the Romanian government
• Victoria Park (disambiguation)
• Victoria Road (disambiguation)
• Victoria School, Singapore
• Victoria School of Performing and Visual Arts, Canada
• Victoria Square (disambiguation)
• Victoria Station (disambiguation)
• Victoria Street (disambiguation)
• Victoria Theatre (disambiguation)
• Victoria Tower (disambiguation)
• Victoria University (disambiguation)

[edit] Vehicles

• Victoria (carriage), open carriage named after Queen Victoria
• Victoria (motorcycle), a now defunct German bicycle and motorcycle manufacturer
• Victoria (ship), the first to circumnavigate the globe
• HMCS Victoria, a Canadian submarine
• HMS Victoria, five ships of the British Royal Navy
• SPS Victoria (F82), Spanish frigate
• Lake Victoria ferries, Uganda/Tanzania/Kenya
• MV Princess Victoria, ferry sunk 31 Jan 1953
• Victoria (ferry) sunk 24 May 1881 near London, Ontario (see here)
• Queen Victoria (ship) (disambiguation)
• Vickers Victoria, troop transport aircraft of the British Royal Air Force
• MV Victoria, former name of the P&O cruise ship Mona Lisa (ship)
• Victoria (sternwheeler) a paddle steamer from the upper Fraser River

[edit] Sports

• Victorian Bushrangers, Australian cricket team
• C.D. Victoria, Honduran football team
• FC Victoria Rosport, Luxembourg football team
• Victoria Libertas Pesaro, Italian basketball team
• Victoria National Golf Club, Indiana, U.S.
• Northwich Victoria F.C., Cheshire, England

[edit] Titles, brands and popular culture

• Victoria (3D figure), the articulated 3D figure by DAZ Productions
• Victoria (film), a 1979 Swedish film
• Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun, computer game by Paradox Entertainment
• Victoria (novel), an 1898 novel by Knut Hamsun
• Victoria (Telemundo series), a Colombian soap opera
• "Victoria" (song), a 1969 song about Queen Victoria by The Kinks
• Victoria (theatre company), Belgian theatre company

[edit] Beverages

• Victoria Bitter, a bitter Australian lager
• Victoria (Cervecería Centro Americana), a pale Guatemalan lager
• Victoria (Grupo Modelo), a dark Mexican lager
• Victoria (soda) a fruit flavored soda available in Querétaro, México owned by The Coca-Cola Company

[edit] Fictional characters

• Victoria from Andrew Lloyd Webber's CATS
• Victoria, an antagonist from the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer

[edit] See also

• Queen Victoria (disambiguation)
• Victoria College (disambiguation)
• Victoria University (disambiguation)
• Victorian (disambiguation)
• Vitoria (disambiguation)
• Vittoria (disambiguation)

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