Cleveland is a city in northeast Ohio, United States.
Cleveland may also refer to:
Places
Australia
- Cleveland, Queensland
- Cleveland, Tasmania, a place along the Midland Highway
Canada
Germany
- An obsolete English term for the Duchy of Cleves
South Africa
United Kingdom
-
Cleveland, Yorkshire, an area in the north of England
- Cleveland Hills, a range of hills in north eastern Yorkshire
- Cleveland (county), former county in the North East of England region
- Cleveland (UK Parliament constituency) (1885–1974)
- Cleveland (European Parliament constituency) (1979–1984)
- Archdeaconry of Cleveland
United States
- Cleveland, Alabama, a town
- Cleveland, Arkansas
- Cleveland, Florida, a census-designated place
- Cleveland, Georgia, a city
- Cleveland, Illinois
- Cleveland, Indiana
- Cleveland, Kansas
- Cleveland, Minnesota, a city
- Cleveland, Minneapolis, Minnesota, a neighborhood
- Cleveland, Mississippi, a city
- Cleveland, Missouri, a city
- Cleveland, New York
- Cleveland, North Carolina, a town
- Cleveland, Johnston County, North Carolina
- Cleveland, North Dakota
- Cleveland, Oklahoma, a city
- Cleveland, South Carolina
- Cleveland, Tennessee
- Cleveland, Texas
- Cleveland, Utah, a town
- Cleveland, Virginia, a town
- Cleveland, Washington, an unincorporated community
- Cleveland, Wisconsin (disambiguation)
- Cleveland County, Arkansas
- Cleveland County, North Carolina
- Cleveland County, Oklahoma
- Cleveland National Forest, California
- Mount Cleveland (Alaska), a summit of Chuginadak Island
- Mount Cleveland (Montana), the highest summit of Glacier National Park
Ships
- USS Cleveland, various United States Navy ships
- Cleveland-class cruiser, a World War II United States Navy class of light cruiser
- Cleveland-class amphibious transport dock, a United States Navy class
- HMS Cleveland (L46), a Second World War Royal Navy destroyer
- HMY Cleveland (1671), a 17th century royal yacht of the Kingdom of England - see List of royal yachts of the United Kingdom
- SS Cleveland, a steam-powered passenger ship operated by the Hamburg America Line
Companies
- Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Company, major structural engineering company in the United Kingdom
- Cleveland Golf, a U.S. golf equipment brand
- Cleveland Motor Car Company, a U.S. company that manufactured automobiles in the 1900s
- Cleveland motorcycle (disambiguation), several different brands of motorcycles
- Cleveland Tractor Company, manufacturer of crawler tractors from 1916 to 1945
- Cleveland, a former petrol company acquired by Esso
- Cleveland Automobile Company, an automobile manufacturer that merged with Chandler Motor Car in 1926
Transportation
- Cleveland Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Cleveland Street, London, England
- Cleveland Street, a historic main street in Clearwater, Florida, United States
- Cleveland railway station, Queensland, Australia
- Cleveland railway station (1897–1960), a former station in Queensland
People
- Cleveland (surname)
- Cleveland (given name)
- Cleveland (Hasidic dynasty), a pair of Hasidic Jewish dynasties
Fictional characters
-
Cleveland Brown, on Family Guy and The Cleveland Show
- Cleveland Brown, Jr., his son
- Cleveland, from the mobile game Azur Lane
Other uses
- List of Cleveland sports teams
- Cleveland High School (disambiguation)
- Duke of Cleveland, two extinct titles, one in the Peerage of England and one in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
- Earl of Cleveland, a title held only by Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Cleveland (1591–1667) before becoming extinct
- "Cleveland" (30 Rock), an episode of 30 Rock
- Cleveland (album), an album by Layzie Bone
- Ford 335 engine or Cleveland V8
See also
- All pages with titles containing Cleveland
- Cleveland Township (disambiguation)
- Mount Cleveland (disambiguation)
- Cape Cleveland (disambiguation)
- Cleaveland (disambiguation)
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