North America
- Canada
- Golden Triangle (Canada), named for the town of Golden, British Columbia, which forms one point
- Golden Triangle, Ottawa, named for the property triangle in Ottawa between Elgin Street and the Rideau Canal
- Northwestern United States
- Golden Triangle (Rocky Mountains), flyfishing area in the Montana/Wyoming/Idaho region
- Golden Triangle, Denver, an informal name for a downtown Denver neighborhood in Colorado
- California
- Golden Triangle (Los Angeles), an informal name for part of Los Angeles, with its center at Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California
- Golden Triangle, part of the airspace at the R-2508 Special Use Airspace Complex in California
- Golden Triangle, informal name for part of University City, San Diego, bounded by highways 5, 52, and 805
- Golden Triangle, promotional name for the Silicon Valley industrial district of Northern San Jose, California, bounded by highways 101, 880 and 237.
- Southern United States
- Golden Triangle (Mississippi)
- Golden Triangle (Texas), an area of Southeast Texas between the cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange.
- Midwestern United State
- Golden Triangle (Missouri), named for its rapid development
- Golden Triangle (Kentucky)
- Golden Triangle (Wisconsin), an informal name for the urban centers of the Chippewa Valley, i.e., the Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls metropolitan area forming the base of a triangle, with Menomonie, Wisconsin as its apex
- Eastern United States
- Golden Triangle (Massachusetts), A large retail district in the towns of Framingham and Natick
- Golden Triangle (New Hampshire)
- Golden Triangle (Pittsburgh), named for its commercial wealth
- Golden Triangle (Washington, D.C.), a promotionally named section of Washington D.C.'s central business district
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