City of Leeds (3838 bytes)
1: ...s]], the district's principal settlement, from which it takes its name.''
3: {| border=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width=300
5: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|City of Leeds
7: ...pan=2 align=center|[[Image:EnglandLeeds.png|150px|Leeds]]
9: !colspan=2 bgcolor="#ff9999"|Geography

Leeds City F.C. (912 bytes)
1: ...ation football]] club in [[Leeds]], [[England]] before [[World War I]].
3: ...aying players during World War I, that led to the club's dissolution in [[1919]].
5: ... were formed, and entered the Football League the following year.
8: ...history/scandal19.htm Article at Leeds United official site]
9: ...tatistics/Articles/1919-20article.html Article at FootballSite]

Leeds City Credit Union (362 bytes)
1: ...redit Union go to http://www.leedscitycreditunion.co.uk
3: ...ive or work in the [[City of Leeds]] the name was changed.

Leeds (12542 bytes)
3: ...on estimates make Leeds the third largest English city.
5: ...iensian'' are sometimes used by some local sports clubs.
7: ...eedscoatofarms.gif|180px|thumb|right|Leeds' Coat Of Arms]]
10: ... by the introduction of the [[Leeds and Liverpool Canal]] in [[1816]] and the railway in [[1848]].
12: ==Industry & Economy==

Leeds, Kent (466 bytes)
1: ... city see [[Leeds]] and other uses of Leeds see [[Leeds (disambiguation)]].''
3: ... in [[Kent]], [[England]]. It is home to [[Leeds Castle]].
5: ...ord meaning slope or hillside. It is so called because the village is on the hillside above the [[Ri...
9: [[Category:Villages_in_Kent]]

Halton, Leeds (371 bytes)
1: ...ated as a no-go area by the police and other services at times.

Leeds Tykes (1865 bytes)
1: ...in the [[Zurich Premiership]], the highest level of the sport in England.
4: ...eds Tykes and [[Leeds Rhinos]] play their home matches at [[Headingley Stadium]].
6: ...st including a game against the famous Blackheath club.
8: ...re his moved down to Nottingham and his selection for England.
10: ...in 1998. A "Tyke" is a traditional Yorkshire character rugged, hardworking and with great pride in th...

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

Bramley, Leeds (484 bytes)
1: ...entioned in the [[Domesday book]] as Bram, and described as "waste"
5: [[Category:Leeds]]

Duke of Leeds (1210 bytes)
1: ... (1673). All of the titles were in the [[Peerage of England]].
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]])

Middleton, Leeds (305 bytes)
1: ...lly deprived area and suffers a particularly high crime rate.

Bishop of Leeds (3824 bytes)
1: ...atholic]] [[Diocese of Leeds]] in the [[Province of Liverpool]].
3: ...ocated at the [[Leeds Cathedral|Cathedral Church of Saint Anne]].
5: ...everend '''[[Arthur Roche]]''', the 9th Bishop of Leeds.
8: ...e of Leeds, England <small> and its precursor offices ===
10: {{Template:Christian Hierarchy Notes}}

Live At Leeds (9038 bytes)
1: ... width="225" style="margin-left:3px; text-align:left;" align="right"
2: ...uoise" style="color:black;" colspan="3"|''Live At Leeds''
4: ...3"|[[Image:the_who_live_at_leeds.jpg|225 px|Album cover]]
6: !align="center" bgcolor="darkturquoise" colspan="3"|[[live album|Live Album]] by [[The Who]...
9: |colspan=2|[[May 16]], [[1970]] (UK)

Leeds Road (153 bytes)
1: ...ormer home ground of [[Huddersfield Town A.F.C.]] from 1908 to 1994
2: ... of [[Huddersfield Giants]] [[rugby league]] club from 1992-1994

Rockstar Leeds (155 bytes)
1: ... games for [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]].

Leeds, Utah (2612 bytes)
1: ...[[2000]] census, the town had a total population of 547.
4: [[Image:UTMap-doton-Leeds.PNG|right|Location of Leeds, Utah]]
5: Leeds is located at 37&deg;14'22" North, 113&deg;21'39" West (...
7: ...0 mi&sup2;) of it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
9: == Demographics ==

Leeds, Maine (2466 bytes)
1: ...[[2000]] census, the town had a total population of 2,001.
4: ...;) of it is land and 8.0 km&sup2; (3.1 mi&sup2;) of it is water. The total area is 7.11% water.
6: == Demographics ==
7: ...nic]] or [[Latino (U.S. Census)|Latino]] of any race.
9: ...he average household size is 2.72 and the average family size is 3.10.

Leeds Castle (1289 bytes)
1: ...id a pottery firm making souvenirs of the city of Leeds).
3: ...d used [[ballista]]s or springalds to force its defenders to surrender.
5: ...rt]] there, as Froissart described in his ''Chronicles''.
7: ...scoigne in the [[film|movie]] ''[[Kind Hearts and Coronets]]'' ([[1949]])
9: ...nd what may be the world's only museum of [[dog]] collars. It also plays host to an annual [[hot air ...

Leeds United F.C. (24198 bytes)
1: {{Football club infobox |
2: clubname = Leeds United |
3: fullname = Leeds United Football Club |
4: nickname = The Whites |
5: founded = [[1904]] (Leeds City club)|

Blenheim, Leeds (413 bytes)
1: ...social problems to other areas like it across the country.

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