Fitzroy - Places

Places

Argentina

  • Monte Fitz Roy, also known as Cerro Chaltén
  • Fitz Roy, Santa Cruz, a town and municipality in southern Argentina.

Australia

  • Fitzroy, Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne
  • Fitzroy, South Australia, a suburb of Adelaide
  • Electoral district of Fitzroy (Queensland), an abolished state electorate in Queensland
  • Electoral district of Fitzroy (Victoria), an abolished state electorate in Victoria
  • Fitzroy County one of the Cadastral divisions of New South Wales
  • Fitzroy Island National Park, Queensland
  • Fitzroy Islands (Tasmania)
  • Fitzroy River (Queensland), in Central Queensland

Canada

  • Fitzroy Provincial Park, Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario
  • Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario

Falkland Islands

  • Fitzroy, Falkland Islands

New Zealand

  • Fitzroy, Taranaki, a suburb of New Plymouth
  • Fitzroy, Waikato, a suburb of Hamilton

United Kingdom

  • Fitzroy Square, in London
  • FitzRoy, a sea area in the British Shipping Forecast

United States of America

  • Admiral Fitzroy Inn, Newport, RI, USA

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