See also Hill.

"The Hill" is a common nickname for the most prominent geological feature of its kind in an area, or for the neighborhood, structures, or institutions associated with it. For example,

• The Hill is a historically Italian-American neighborhood of Saint Louis, Missouri.

• "The Hill" is a nickname for the Capitol Hill district in Washington, DC and by extension, the United States Congress. Similarly, "The Hill" may refer to
  • other Capitol Hills, as those of Denver, Colorado; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; or Seattle, Washington;
  • "Capital Hill," site of the Parliament House in Canberra, Australia;
  • "Parliament Hill," the buildings and institution of the Parliament of Canada in Ottawa.

• The Hill is a 1965 war film directed by Sidney Lumet and starring Sean Connery.

• The Hill is a weekly newspaper covering the U.S. Congress.

• In slang, "the hill" refers, usually facetiously, to either the peak or the midpoint of one's life; someone who is "over the hill" may be said to be aging or in decline.

• "The Hill" is a nickname for Cornell University, Hamilton College and other institutions located atop hills.

• In Christianity, "the Hill" may refer to the "City on a Hill" in Augustine of Hippo's City of God.

• The Hill School is a private boarding school in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.