Leeds (disambiguation) (790 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is the name of a number of places in the world...
2: *[[Leeds]], [[West Yorkshire]], [[England]]
3: ...Kent|Leeds]], [[Kent]], [[England]], near which [[Leeds Castle]] is situated
4: *[[Leeds, Alabama]], [[United States|United States of Amer...
5: *[[Leeds_and_Grenville_United_Counties%2C_Ontario]], [[Can...

Leeds (12542 bytes)
3: ... the urban city. Recent population estimates make Leeds the third largest English city.
5: An inhabitant of Leeds is locally known as a ''Loiner'', although such t...
7: [[Image:leedscoatofarms.gif|180px|thumb|right|Leeds' Coat Of Arms]]
10: ...growth was catalysed by the introduction of the [[Leeds and Liverpool Canal]] in [[1816]] and the railway...
13: ...been a major factor contributing to the growth of Leeds, and it has led to the city becoming a major cent...

Leeds, Alabama (2684 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is a city located in [[Jefferson County, Alaba...
4: [[Image:ALMap-doton-Leeds.PNG|right|Location of Leeds, Alabama]]
5: Leeds is located at 33°32'44" North, 86°33'27" ...

Bramley, Leeds (484 bytes)
1: ...ailway station which is on the [[Caldervale]] and Leeds to [[Bradford]] lines. Bramley was mentioned in ...
5: [[Category:Leeds]]

Leeds, Wisconsin (2530 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is a town located in [[Columbia County, Wiscon...
4: [[Image:WIMap-doton-Leeds.png|right|Location of Leeds, Wisconsin]]According to the [[United States Cens...

Leeds, Utah (2612 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is a town located in [[Washington County, Utah...
4: [[Image:UTMap-doton-Leeds.PNG|right|Location of Leeds, Utah]]
5: Leeds is located at 37°14'22" North, 113°21'39"...

Duke of Leeds (1210 bytes)
1: The '''Dukedom of Leeds''' was created in 1694 and became extinct in 1964...
3: ==Dukes of Leeds ([[1694]])==
4: *[[Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of Leeds]] ([[1632]]-[[1712]])
5: *[[Peregrine Osborne, 2nd Duke of Leeds]] ([[1659]]-[[1729]])
6: *[[Peregrine Hyde Osborne, 3rd Duke of Leeds]] ([[1691]]-[[1731]])

Leeds City F.C. (912 bytes)
1: ...g professional [[association football]] club in [[Leeds]], [[England]] before [[World War I]].
5: In the wake of their demise, [[Leeds United F.C.]] were formed, and entered the Footba...
8: ...ightyleeds.co.uk/history/scandal19.htm Article at Leeds United official site]
12: [[Category:Leeds]][[Category:English football clubs]]

Leeds, New York (2865 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is a [[hamlet (place) |hamlet]] (and [[census-...
3: Leeds is located near the north town line of the [[Cats...
8: Leeds is located at 42°15'12" North, 73°53'48" ...

Leeds, Maine (2466 bytes)
1: '''Leeds''' is a town located in [[Androscoggin County, Ma...

Beeston, Leeds (407 bytes)
1: ...and semi-detached houses. Beeston is one of south Leeds's more tolerant and bohemian areas.

Middleton, Leeds (305 bytes)
1: ...hire]], [[England]], seperated from [[Belle Isle, Leeds|Belle Isle]] and the rest of the city by Middleto...

Rockstar Leeds (155 bytes)
1: '''Rockstar Leeds''' (formerly '''Mobius Entertaiment''') and has ...

Bishop of Leeds (3824 bytes)
1: ...Ordinary]] of the [[Roman Catholic]] [[Diocese of Leeds]] in the [[Province of Liverpool]].
3: ...ity of Leeds]] where the seat is located at the [[Leeds Cathedral|Cathedral Church of Saint Anne]].
5: ...everend '''[[Arthur Roche]]''', the 9th Bishop of Leeds.
8: ...t of the Bishops of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Leeds, England <small> and its precursor offices ===
27: ...op of Beverley||<small>Priest; becoming Bishop of Leeds

Leeds Road (153 bytes)

Leeds Castle (1289 bytes)
1: ...id a pottery firm making souvenirs of the city of Leeds).
12: *[http://www.leeds-castle.com/ Leeds Castle]

Little London, Leeds (404 bytes)
1: ...sonette [[council housing]] in inner-city north [[Leeds]], [[West Yorkshire]], [[England]], situated betw...

Blenheim, Leeds (413 bytes)
1: ...sonette [[council housing]] in inner-city north [[Leeds]], [[West Yorkshire]], [[England]], situated betw...

Leeds station (3229 bytes)
1: ...he mainline railway station serving the city of [[Leeds]] in [[West Yorkshire]], [[England]]. The station...
2: ... Carlisle line]]. It is located to the south of [[Leeds City Square|City Square]], at the bottom of Park ...
4: ...ll falling from the south of the city down to the Leeds canal basin; much of it is supported on brick vau...
6: ...eeds Wellington Street station]], to the north of Leeds City station
9: the existing canopies were preserved. The former Leeds Central station, to the north of

Leeds Tykes (1865 bytes)
1: ...ngland|English]] [[rugby union]] club, based in [[Leeds]], that currently competes in the [[Zurich Premie...
4: ...e]] club [[Leeds Rhinos]]. Both Leeds Tykes and [[Leeds Rhinos]] play their home matches at [[Headingley ...
6: ...cond team. In 1889, Headingley was disbanded when Leeds St. Johns moved into the area, built Headingley S...
10: ...have played at Headingley since 1996 were renamed Leeds Tykes in 1998. A "Tyke" is a traditional Yorkshir...
19: * [http://www.leedsrugby.com/ Leeds rugby]

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