University of Adelaide (5887 bytes)
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4: <big>'''University of Adelaide'''</big>
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Port Adelaide railway station, Adelaide (753 bytes)
1: ...s existed at Adelaide, Bowden, Woodville and Port Adelaide. Today the line extends west towards Ethelton, an...
4: *[[List of Adelaide railway stations]]
5: *[[List of suburban and commuter rail systems]]
6: *[[Railways in Adelaide]]
10: *[http://www.opt.dtup.sa.gov.au/ Office of Public Transport]

Adelaide (16100 bytes)
2: .... In terms of population, it is the fifth-largest of the Australian capital cities.
4: |+<font size="+1">'''Adelaide, South Australia'''</font>
8: ... colspan="2" | <center>[[Image:Adelaide_city_coat_of_arms.jpg|170px]]</center>
14: |"The City of Churches"
35: |[[List of cities in Australia|Among Australian cities]]:

Adelaide of Italy (2757 bytes)
1: ..., Rudolf II, and [[Hugh of Provence]], the father of Lothar.
4: ...n [[952]]; Bruno, born [[953]]; [[Matilda, Abbess of Quedlinburg]], born about [[954]]; and [[Otto II]...
7: ...of charity, notably the foundation or restoration of religious houses.
10: ...ges]] in the construction of the religion-culture of western Europe. Her feast day still kept in many ...

The News (Adelaide) (530 bytes)
1: ...er afternoon daily [[newspaper]] in the city of [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]].
2: ...first media interest and commenced the foundation of what was to become the international media conglo...
3: ...er]]''. ''The News'' was closed in 1992 and many of its journalists moved to ''The Advertiser''.

Adelaide Oval (946 bytes)
1: ...tadiums/stadiums.php?id=2] and is the home ground of the Southern Redbacks, the South Australian state...
8: *[http://www.cricketsa.com.au/Content.aspx?p=75 Official site]
9: .../stadiums/stadiums.php?id=2 Australian Stadiums - Adelaide Oval]
12: [[Category:Adelaide]] [[Category:Australian cricket grounds]]

Queen Adelaide (140 bytes)
1: '''Queen Adelaide''' may refer to:
3: *[[Adelaide of Italy]]
4: *[[Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen]]
5: *[[Queen Adelaide, Cambridgeshire]]

Adelaide Hills (1584 bytes)
1: ...]], east of the city of [[Adelaide]] in the state of [[South Australia]].
3: ...ummers and lush green (yet cold) winters. The Mt Loft area, home to the television transmitters, has a...
5: ...fe and the convenience of the city. Desireability of the area has increased, particularly after the ne...
7: ...still speak German, and the Lutheran schools will often teach German. Some customs have remained, such...
10: *[http://www.visitadelaidehills.com.au/ Visit Adelaide Hills],

Division of Adelaide (1143 bytes)
1: '''The Division of Adelaide''' is an [[Australian Electoral Divisions|Austral...
4: The division is named for the city of [[Adelaide]], the city upon which the division is based.
10: *R P Blundell ([[Nationalist Party of Australia|NAT]]) 1919-22
17: *M P Pratt ([[Liberal Party of Australia|LP]]) 1988-90
23: ...www.aec.gov.au/_content/Who/profiles/2004/maps/sa/adelaide.pdf Australian Electoral Commission Electorate Bo...

Adelaide Kemble (752 bytes)
1: ...ughter of [[Charles Kemble]], was an opera singer of great promise, whose first London appearance was ...
3: ... House'' (1867), a bright and humorous story, and of a literary quality not shared by other tales that...
7: [[Category:British opera singers|Kemble, Adelaide]]
8: [[Category:1815 births|Kemble, Adelaide]]
9: [[Category:1879 deaths|Kemble, Adelaide]]

Adelaide Abankwah (2515 bytes)
1: '''Adelaide Abankwah''' was a name [[Ghana]]ian '''Regina Nor...
3: ... she had inherited the position of a female chief of her tribe after her mother had died. The position...
5: ...t by an immigration judge and 1999 by the [[Board of Immigration Appeals]].
7: ...as Regina Norman Danson. She had adopted the name of another woman who was living in [[Maryland]] and ...
11: The case came into attention of [[feminism|feminist]] and [[human rights]] activi...

Adelaide United (324 bytes)
1: ...ted FC''' are a [[football (soccer)]] club from [[Adelaide]], [[Australia]].
11: ...w.adelaideunited.com.au/ adelaideunited.com.au] - official website

HMAS Adelaide (459 bytes)
1: ...S ''Adelaide''''' after [[Adelaide]], the capital of [[South Australia]].
3: * The first [[HMAS Adelaide (1918)|''Adelaide'']] was a [[Town class cruiser (1910)|Town-class]...
4: * The second [[HMAS Adelaide (FFG01)|''Adelaide'']] is an [[Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate|''O...

Adelaide O-Bahn (2144 bytes)
1: [[Image:Busway3.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Adelaide O-Bahn, at Dernancourt.]]
2: ... length of the busway. The busway runs from the [[Adelaide]] CBD to Tea Tree Plaza, a shopping centre in [[T...
4: ... by aligning the bus with the track which is made of [[concrete]].
5: ...f 5,800 sleepers, 5,600 pylons drilled to a depth of 3 metres, 4,200 track pieces, 25 bridges, 8 pedes...
9: ...t extending the current O-Bahn to [[Golden Grove, Adelaide|Golden Grove]].

Adelaide of Aquitaine (1025 bytes)
1: ...aughter of [[William III of Aquitaine]] and Adele of Normandy.
3: ...hey were the founders of the [[Capetian]] dynasty of France.
6: ...(c. [[969]] - after [[1013]]), wife of Rainier IV of Hainaut
7: * the future king [[Robert II of France|Robert II]] ([[972]]-[[1031]]), crowned co...
8: * Gisele ([[974]] - [[1002]]), wife of Hugh I of Ponthieu

Adelaide Gaol (1124 bytes)
5: | align=center colspan=2|Adelaide Gaol
8: |[[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]]
31: '''Adelaide Gaol''' was an Australian prison located in [[The...
42: * [[List of Australian Prisons and Detention Centres]]
47: [http://www.adelaidegaol.org.au/ Adelaide Gaol Official Web Site]

Railways in Adelaide (4333 bytes)
1: ...y [[TransAdelaide]] and is part of the citywide [[Adelaide Metro]] public transport system.
4: ...e first tram line was built from [[Glenelg]] to [[Adelaide]].
7: ...een electrified. However, there has been evidence of attempts by several governments throughout the 20...
11: ... - [[Port Adelaide railway station, Adelaide|Port Adelaide]] built in [[1856]] - 11.7km long
12: ...ide|Glanville]] - [[Outer Harbor railway station, Adelaide|Outer Harbour]] built in [[1908]] - 10.2km long

Adelaide Hoodless (1768 bytes)
1: '''Adelaide Sophia Hoodless''' (''née'' Hunter) ([[February 2...
3: ..., [[Canada West]] (now [[Ontario]]), the youngest of 13 children. She married [[John Hoodless]] and mo...
5: ... of milk, became president of the Hamilton branch of the [[Young Woman’s Christian Association]] (YWCA...
7: ... Order of Nurses]] and the [[National Association of the YWCA]]. In [[1898]] she published a book ''Pu...
9: ...[[Women's Institute]], intended for the education of rural women, and within a decade more than 500 ha...

Adelaide Crows (3563 bytes)
1: [[Image:Adelaide_Crows_logo.gif|frame|right|Adelaide Crows logo]]
3: ...Football League]], based in [[Adelaide, Australia|Adelaide]], [[South Australia]].
6: ...entually the league agreed to enter the composite Adelaide team in 1991.
10: .... Many Crows fans resent the dominance that Port Adelaide achieved in the [[South Australian National Footb...
12: ...m]] in West Lakes and the club song is "The Pride of South Australia". Famous players include [[Mark R...

Adelaide, Ontario (357 bytes)
1: [[da:Adelaide (Canada)]]
3: ...calfe]] in the [[Middlesex County, Ontario|County of Middlesex]]. Area population: ([[2001]] Census) 9...

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