Places
- Australia
- Argyle County, New South Wales
- Electoral district of Argyle, a former electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
- Argyle Downs, a pastoral lease in Western Australia
- Lake Argyle, an artificial lake in Western Australia
- Canada
- Argyle, Nova Scotia, municipality
- Argyle, Nova Scotia (community)
- Argyle (electoral district), Nova Scotia
- Argyle Sound, Nova Scotia
- Central Argyle, Nova Scotia
- Lower Argyle, Nova Scotia
- Argyle, Manitoba
- Argyle, Ontario
- Argyle No. 1, Saskatchewan
- United States
- Argyle, Florida, in Walton County, Florida
- Argyle, Georgia
- Argyle, Illinois
- Argyle, Iowa
- Argyle (Houma, Louisiana), listed on the NRHP in Louisiana
- Argyle, Maine
- Argyle Township, Michigan
- Argyle, Minnesota
- Argyle, Missouri
- Argyle (town), New York
- Argyle (village), New York
- Argyle, Texas
- Argyle, Utah, a ghost town
- Argyle, West Virginia
- Argyle (town), Wisconsin
- Argyle, Wisconsin, village within the town
- Malaysia
- Argyll, Penang
- St.Vincent & the Grenadines
- Argyle, St.Vincent
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