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{{Monarchy of Canada sidebar|symbolic}}In Canada, a number of sites and structures are named for royal individuals, whether a member of the past French royal family, British royal family, or present Canadian royal family thus reflecting the country’s status as a constitutional monarchy under the Canadian Crown. Those who married into the royal family are indicated by an asterisk (*). Charles Edward Stuart was a pretender to the British throne.

Eponymous royalty

King Francis I{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:François Ier Louvre.jpg|left|75px) King Francis I ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Mount Royal{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=261}} Montreal (indirectly){{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=261}}|||

Queen Elizabeth I{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Elizabeth_I_Darnley_portrait_crop.jpg|left|75px) Queen Elizabeth IColloquially: Good Queen Bess ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount Queen BessBCGNIS, Mount Queen Bess, 31004, May 23, 2021, Oriana Peak{{Refn|The mountain was named in 1982 for a collection of madrigals entitled The Triumphs of Oriana, with Oriana being a nickname for Queen Elizabeth.BCGNIS, Oriana Peak, 37603, May 23, 2021, |group=n|name=Bess}} Queen Bess GlacierBCGNIS, Queen Bess Glacier, 22284, May 23, 2021, |||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Queen Elizabeth ForelandENCYCLOPEDIA, Place Names, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/place-names, May 24, 2021, Rayburn, Alan, 2015, |||

King Henry IV{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:HenriIV.jpg|left|75px) King Henry IV ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Port Royal{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=285}}|||

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	Autoroute Henri-IV||

King James VI and I{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Portrait of James I of England wearing the jewel called the Three Brothers in his hat.jpg|left|75px) King James VI and I ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	King James Avenue, Belle River{{citation| url=https://www.postalcodesincanada.com/street-488247-king-charles-street-belle-river-3537/| title=King Charles St, Belle River, ON N0R 1A0| publisher=Postal Codes in Canada| accessdate=21 August 2023}}||

Queen Henrietta Maria*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Sir Peter Lely 001.jpg|left|75px) Queen Henrietta Maria ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Cape Henrietta MariaWEB,canadiancrown.gc.ca/eng/1396027502283, Government of Canada, The Kings and Queens of Canada: The Crown in Canadian History > Henri III (1551–1589), Queen’s Printer for Canada, 9 October 2014, |||

Prince Rupert{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Portret van Prins Ruprecht (1619-82), paltsgraaf aan de Rijn Rijksmuseum SK-A-3927.jpeg|left|75px) Prince Rupert ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Prince Rupert, Edmonton|||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB|	Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg Rupertsland Avenue, Winnipeg (indirectly) Prince Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg| |

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Fort Rupert Prince Rupert{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=58}}	Prince Rupert Airport{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=58}}	Prince Rupert Secondary School, Prince Rupert{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=58}}|

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Rupert RiverENCYCLOPEDIA, Rupert River, Britannica Academic, 64436, 2008, |||

{{noflag}}	Rupert’s LandBOOK, Brown, Jennifer S.H., An Ethnohistorian in Rupert’s Land: Unfinished Conversations, AU Press, 2017, 9781771991711, Edmonton, 23, 974527444, (divided into Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and Yukon)|||

King Charles I{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:King Charles I, with the Order of the Garter - Anthony van Dyck.jpg|left|75px) King Charles I ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	King Charles Street, Belle River||

King Louis XIV{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Louis-xiv-lebrunl.jpg|left|75px) King Louis XIV ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Louisbourg{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|pp=141–142}}||	Fortress of Louisbourg{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|pp=141–142}}

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Place Royale, Quebec City|||

Queen Anne{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Anna regina.jpg|left|75px) Queen Anne ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Annapolis CountyBOOK,catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000276986, Guide to Fort Anne, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Its Historic sites series, no. 4, F.C. Acland, 1933, 6th, Ottawa, 5, Hathi Trust, Annapolis Royal||	Fort Anne, Annapolis Royal

Louis, Dauphin of France{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Louis de France, dauphin (1745) by Maurice Quentin de La Tour.png|left|75px) Louis, Dauphin of France ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Dauphin|||

King George I{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:King George I by Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt (3).jpg|left|75px) King George IOther title: Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (1698–1714) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	LunenburgWEB,canadiancrown.gc.ca/DAMAssetPub/DAM-CRN-monarchie-monarchy/STAGING/texte-text/kingsandQueens_1363036597604_eng.pdf?WT.contentAuthority=4.4.9, Government of Canada, Kings and Queens of Canada, Queen’s Printer for Canada, 1 December 2014, |||

King George II{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:George II by Thomas Hudson.jpg|left|75px) King George IIOther title: Prince of Wales (1714–1727) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB|||	Prince of Wales Fort, ChurchillWEB, April 11, 2017, History of Prince of Wales Fort,www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/mb/prince/decouvrir-discover/decouvrir-discover1, May 24, 2021, Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site, Parks Canada,

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Cape George{{citation| url=https://pictoucounty.net/Pictou-County-Books/Nova-Scotia-Place-Names.pdf| last=Brown| first=Thomas J.| title=Nova Scotia Place Names| page=56| year=1922| accessdate=13 August 2023}} George Bay Georges Island Kings County{{sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=342}} Kingsport{{refn|Named for its location in Kings County{{sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=342–343}}|group=n|name=GeorgeIINS}} Kingston{{refn|group=n|name=GeorgeIINS}}|||

Prince Frederick (1707–1751){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Frederick, Prince of Wales 1754 by Liotard.jpg|left|75px) Prince Frederick ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON| Point Frederick Peninsula, Kingston||	Fort Frederick, Kingston

Charles Edward Stuart{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Lost Portrait of Charles Edward Stuart.jpg|left|75px) Charles Edward Stuart ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PEI	Kingsboro{{sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=459–460}}|||

Prince William (1721–1765){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Cumberland-Reynolds.jpg|left|75px) Prince WilliamOther title: The Duke of Cumberland (1726–1765) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Cumberland Basin{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=316–317}} Cumberland County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=316–317}} Prince William Parish|||

King George III{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:George III (by Sir William Beechey).jpg|left|75px) King George IIIOther titles: Prince George (1738–1760)’The Duke of Lancaster (1760–1820)’Elector of Hanover (Brunswick-Lüneburg) (1760–1820) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Strait of GeorgiaENCYCLOPEDIA, Strait of Georgia, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/strait-of-georgia, May 24, 2021, Grant, Peter, 2014, Fort George (now Prince George){{Refn|Only the original Fort George was named for George III, the city’s name Prince George honours a Duke of Kent. d. 1902, not George III.BCGNIS, 21226, Prince George, |group=n|name=Kent}}|||

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Kings County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=90}} Kingston{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=91}} New Brunswick{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=81}}|||

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	Georgetown Georgestown King’s Point|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Kings Bay{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=342}} Kingsburg{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=342}} Lake George{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=345–346}} Lake George{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=345–346}} Port George{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=383}}	George Street, Sydney	King’s-Edgehill School, Windsor University of King’s College, HalifaxENCYCLOPEDIA, University of King’s College, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/university-of-kings-college, May 24, 2021, Kernaghan, Lois, 2013, Bell, Cheryl,	Fort George, HalifaxWEB, May 7, 2021, The Four Citadels,www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/halifax/culture/histoire-history/citadelles-4-citadels, May 23, 2021, Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, Parks Canada,

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	KingstonENCYCLOPEDIA, Kingston, Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/kingston, May 24, 2021, Osborne, Brian S., 2019, Lancaster (now South Glengarry)	King Street, Hamilton King Street, Kitchener/Waterloo King Street, St. Catharines King Street, Toronto||

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Georgetown Kings County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=461}} Kings Royalty|||

Queen Charlotte*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Queen Charlotte - After Zoffany c. 1775.jpg|left|75px) Queen Charlotte ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Queen Charlotte City (later renamed Daajing Giids{{Refn|Named for its location in the archipelago (now known as Haida Gwaii)BCGNIS, Village of Queen Charlotte, 57780, May 24, 2021, |group=n|name=QCC}}WEB, Ministry of Municipal Affairs, Ancestral Haida name restored to Haida Gwaii village,news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022MUNI0040-001101, BC Gov News, Government of British Columbia, July 23, 2022, en, July 13, 2022, Queen Charlotte Islands (later renamed Haida Gwaii){{Refn|The islands were named by the explorer George Dixon for his ship the Queen Charlotte, which in turn was named for the queen.ENCYCLOPEDIA, Haida Gwaii, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/haida-gwaii, May 24, 2021, Foster, Bristol, 2015, |group=n|name=Ship}} Queen Charlotte Channel Queen Charlotte Strait{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|pp=58–59}} Queen Charlotte Sound{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|pp=58–59}}| ||

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Charlotte County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=62}} Queens County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=121}} Queensbury Parish{{Refn|Named for the Queen’s Rangers{{sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=121}}|group=n|name=QR}} Queenstown{{Refn|Named for its location in Queens County{{sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=122}}|group=n|name=County}}|	Queen’s College|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	Charlottetown{{Refn|Hamilton suggests the town was named in honor of the city on Prince Edward Island.{{harvtxt|Hamilton|1978|p=110}}|group=n|name=Hamilton}}|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Queens County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=390}}	Charlotte Street, Sydney|	Fort Charlotte, HalifaxWEB, August 6, 2020, History,www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/georges/culture/histoire-history, May 23, 2021, Georges Island National Historic Site, Parks Canada,

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Charlotteville Township Charlottenburgh Queensborough Queenston{{Refn|group=n|name=QR}} Queensville|||

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Charlottetown Queens County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=473–474}} Queens Royalty	Queen Street, Charlottetown|	Queen Charlotte Armouries, Charlottetown

Prince Frederick (1763–1827){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Frederick, Duke of York 1800-1820.jpg|left|75px) Prince FrederickOther title: The Duke of York and Albany (1784–1827) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Fredericton{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=88}} York County|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS|	York Street, Sydney||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	East York{{citation| url=https://alternativecampustour.info.yorku.ca/2020/06/whats-in-a-name-what-does-the-duke-of-york-have-to-do-with-york-university-l-anders-sandberg/| last=Sandberg| first=L. Anders| title=What’s in a Name? What does the Duke of York have to do with York University?| date=9 June 202| magazine=Alternative Campus Tour| publisher=York University| accessdate=20 August 2023}} North York York (renamed Toronto) Yorkville York County York Region	Duke Street, Toronto (later renamed Adelaide Street) Frederick Street, Toronto	York University	Duke of York Inn, Toronto

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Duke of York Bay|||

Princess Frederica*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Duchess of York by Darbes.jpg|left|75px) Princess FredericaOther title: The Duchess of York and Albany (1791–1820) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Duchess Street, Toronto (later renamed Richmond Street)||

Prince Edward (1767–1820){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn by Sir William Beechey.jpg|left|75px) Prince EdwardOther title: The Duke of Kent (1799–1820) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Kent County{{citation| url=https://www.canadiancrown.com/prince-edward-and-new-brunswick.html| last=Tidridge| first=Nathan| title=Prince Edward and New Brunswick| publisher=the Crown in Canada| accessdate=4 April 2023}} Prince Edward Square, Saint John	Prince Edward Street, Saint John	Prince Edward School, Moncton|

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Edwardsville{{citation| url=https://www.canadiancrown.com/prince-edward-and-nova-scotia.html| last=Tidridge| first=Nathan| title=Prince Edward and Nova Scotia| publisher=the Crown in Canada| accessdate=4 April 2023}} Kent Park, Halifax Kentville{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=140}} Point Edward{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|pp=381–382}} Prince Edward Trail, Halifax Prince’s Lodge{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=388}} Prince’s Walk, Halifax	Castle Hill Drive, Halifax Kent Avenue, Halifax Kent Street, Halifax Lodge Drive, Halifax Lodge Crescent, Halifax||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Edwardsburgh/Cardinal{{citation| url=https://www.canadiancrown.com/prince-edward-and-ontario.html| last=Tidridge| first=Nathan| title=Prince Edward and Ontario| publisher=the Crown in Canada| accessdate=4 April 2023}} Point Edward Village Prince Edward County	Kent Street, Ottawa Kent Street, Brighton||

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Prince Edward IslandCBC News: Royal couple wraps up trip to Prince Edward Island; November 10, 2000	Kent Street, Charlottetown{{citation| url=https://www.canadiancrown.com/prince-edward-and-pei.html| last=Tidridge| first=Nathan| title=Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, and the province of Prince Edward Island| publisher=The Crown in Canada| accessdate=30 March 2023}} Kent Street, Georgetown Prince Edward Battery, Charlottetown	Kent College (today the University of Prince Edward Island) West Kent Elementary School|

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Kent Course, Royal Quebec Golf Club, Boischatel{{citation| url=https://www.canadiancrown.com/prince-edward-and-quebec.html| last=Tidridge| first=Nathan| title=Prince Edward and Quebec| publisher=the Crown in Canada| accessdate=4 April 2023}}	Rue du Duc-de-Kent, Beauport Rue du Duc-de-Kent, Quebec City Rue du Prince-Édouard, Quebec City Rue Kent, Gatineau Rue Kent, Longueuil Rue Kent, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue|	Kent Gate, Quebec City Kent House, Montmorency Falls Kent House, Quebec City

Princess Victoria* (1786–1861){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Dawe, George - Buste van de hertogin van Kent - 170 - Royal Collection of Belgium.jpg|left|75px) Princess VictoriaOther title: The Duchess of Kent (1818–1861) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE| | |	Duchess of Kent Inn, Charlottetown

Prince Augustus{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex by Guy Head.jpg|left|75px) Prince AugustusOther title: The Duke of Sussex (1801–1843) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Sussex Drive, Ottawa||

Prince Adolphus{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Adolphus Frederick duke of Cambridge.jpg|left|75px) Prince AdolphusOther title: The Duke of Cambridge (1801–1850) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Adolphustown| ||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Cambridge Bay{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=313}}| ||

Princess Augusta{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Augusta.jpg|left|75px) Princess Augusta ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Augusta Township North Augusta	Augusta Street, Hamilton||

Princess Mary{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Mary (1776-1857).jpg|left|75px) Princess MaryOther title: The Duchess of Gloucester (1816–1857) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Gloucester County{{citation| url=https://archives.gnb.ca/exhibits/communities/CountyListing.aspx?culture=en-CA&county=4| title=Place Names of New Brunswick: Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present| chapter=Gloucester County| publisher=Provincial Archives of New Brunswick| accessdate=13 August 2023}}|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	North Marysburgh|||

Princess Sophia{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“6“| (File:Princess Sophia.jpg|left|75px) Princess Sophia ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Sophiasburgh|||

Princess Amelia{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Amelia (1783-1810).jpg|left|75px) Princess Amelia ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Ameliasburgh Ameliasburgh Township|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Point Amelia{{harvnb| Brown| 1922| p=114}}	Amelia Street, Sydney||

King George IV{| class“wikitable”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Sir Thomas Lawrence - George IV, 1762 - 1830. Reigned as Regent 1811 - 1820, as King 1820 - 1830 - PG 139 - National Galleries of Scotland.jpg|left|75px) King George IVOther title: The Duke of Cornwall (1762–1820)Royal house: House of Guelph ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	King George IV Ecological Reserve King George IV Lake{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=223}}|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS|||	Prince of Wales Tower, HalifaxWEB, June 15, 2018, History,www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/ns/prince/culture/histoire-history, May 23, 2021, Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site, Parks Canada,

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Cornwall Georgian Bay{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=176}} Guelph{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=177}}	George Street, TorontoWEB,torontothenandnow.blogspot.ca/2010/11/12-royal-family-in-toronto-then-and-now.html, The Royal Family in Toronto, Then and Now, 20 November 2010, Toronto Then and Now, 28 July 2015,	King George Public School, Guelph	Prince George Hotel, Kingston

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Prince County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=474}} Prince Royalty Princetown{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=474}}|||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Coronation Gulf|||

Queen Caroline*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Queen Caroline of Brunswick.jpg|left|75px) Queen Caroline ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Queen Street, HamiltonBOOK, Footsteps In Time: Exploring Hamilton’s heritage neighbourhoods, Bill, Manson, North Shore Publishing Inc, 2003, 1-896899-22-6, Caroline Street, Toronto (later renamed Sherbourne Street)||

King Leopold I*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Leopold I, King of the Belgians.JPG|left|75px) King Leopold IOther title: Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (1790–1826) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Cobourg| ||

King William IV{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:WilliamIVbyLonsdale.jpg|left|75px) King William IVOther titles: Prince William Henry (1765–1830)The Duke of Clarence and St. Andrews (1765–1830) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Prince William{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=120}}|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS|	Prince Street, Sydney (originally Prince William Henry Street)|	Mariner King Inn, Lunenburg{{citation| url=https://janeaustenslondon.com/2019/08/25/the-sailor-prince-the-society-lady-a-canadian-scandal/| title=The Sailor Prince & the Society Lady – a Canadian Scandal| date=25 August 2019| publisher=Jane Austen’s London| accessdate=21 August 2022}}

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Clarenceville|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	King William Street, Hamilton Williamsburg Williamsford Williamstown|||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	William Avenue, Saskatoon||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	King William IslandENCYCLOPEDIA, King William Island, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/king-william-island, May 24, 2021, Zoltai, S.C., March 4, 2015, |||

Queen Adelaide*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen.JPG|left|75px) Queen Adelaide ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Adelaide	Adelaide Street, London Adelaide Street, Toronto||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Adelaide/Churchill, Saskatoon|||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Adelaide Peninsula|||

The Viscountess Falkland{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Amelia falkland.PNG|left|75px) The Viscountess Falkland{{refn|The Viscountess Falkland, {{née|Amelia Cary FitzClarence}}, was the youngest of William IV’s illegitimate children.|group=n|name=Round}} ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Falkland{{harvnb| Brown| 1922| p=50}}|||

Queen Victoria

{{further|List of places named after Queen Victoria}}{| class=“wikitable” width=“100%“! colspan=“5“| (File:Queen Victoria 1887.jpg|left|75px) Queen VictoriaOther title: Empress of India (1876–1901) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	EmpressThe Canadian Encyclopedia: Queen Victoria Fort Victoria Mount VictoriaBOOK,catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000238465, Place Names of Alberta: Published for the Geographic Board by the Department of the Interior, F.C. Acland, 1928, Ottawa, June 6, 2021, Victoria GlacierII. Canada Years (1878–1883) Victoria Park, Calgary Victoria Peak|	Victoria School of Performing and Visual Arts, Edmonton	Fort Victoria, Smoky Lake Victoria Arena, Calgary (demolished)

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount Victoria Queen Peak Queensborough{{refn|Queensborough was the original name for New Westminster. The name was changed at Victoria’s suggestion.BCGNIS, New Westminster, 14255, May 24, 2021, In 1908, the present Queensborough was established and named in honour of the prior name.BCGNIS, Queensborough, 31007, May 24, 2021, |group=n|name=QBC}} Victoria{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=63}} Victoria Harbour{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=63}} Victoria Park, North Vancouver Victoria Peak		Queen Victoria Annex, Vancouver	The Empress, Victoria Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Lake Victoria Victoria Victoria Beach	Empress Street, Winnipeg Jubilee Avenue, Winnipeg	Victoria Albert Public School, Winnipeg	Victoria General Hospital, Winnipeg

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Victoria{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=146}} Victoria County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=146}} Victoria Park, Moncton|||

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	Queen’s Cove{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=249}} Queen’s Lake{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=249}} Victoria Victoria Cove{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=273}} Victoria Lake{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=273}} Victoria Park, St. John’s Victoria River{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=273}}||	Queen’s Battery Barracks, St. John’s

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Queensland{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=390}} Queensport{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=390}} Queensville{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=390}} Victoria Victoria Beach Victoria County Victoriavale Victoria Harbour Victoria Park, Halifax Victoria Park, Sydney Victoria Park, Truro Victoria Park, Westville Victoria Vale{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=413}}	Victoria Jubilee Fountain, HalifaxNEWS,www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/queen-elizabeth-jubilee-commemorate-halifax-public-gardens-1.6578878, ‘Shining, strong, and calm’: Halifax Public Gardens ceremony honours Queen Elizabeth, 10 September 2022, CBC News, 20 September 2022, Victoria Road, Sydney|	Victoria General Hospital, Halifax (now Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre)

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Queen’s Park, TorontoENCYCLOPEDIA, Toronto Feature: Queen’s Park, The Canadian Encyclopedia,thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/toronto-feature-queens-park, May 24, 2021, Marsh, James H., July 2, 2015, Queen Victoria Park, Niagara FallsQueen Victoria Park| Niagara Parks, Niagara Falls Canada Queen Victoria Fountain, Niagara Falls{{citation| url=https://www.insauga.com/queen-victoria-and-her-decades-long-standing-connection-to-niagara-falls/| last=Redmond| first=Don| title=Queen Victoria and her decades long-standing connection to Niagara Falls| date=20 May 2022| publisher=Niagara Region| accessdate=13 August 2023}} Victoria Victoria Corners Victoria County (now City of Kawartha Lakes) Victoria Falls{{Citation| last=Ontario Parks| author-link=Ontario Parks| title=Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands: Background Information| page=1| place=Toronto| publisher=Queen’s Printer for Ontario| year=2006| url=http://www.ontarioparks.com/English/planning_pdf/quee_background.pdf| isbn=0-7794-9883-6| access-date=26 November 2009| url-status=dead| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100704170733www.ontarioparks.com/English/planning_pdf/quee_background.pdf| archive-date=4 July 2010}} Victoria Harbour Victoria Island Victoria Lake Victoria Memorial Square, Toronto Victoria Park (Galt), Cambridge Victoria Park (Hespeler), Cambridge Victoria Park, Kitchener Victoria Park, London Victoria Road Victoria Springs Victoria Square	Queen Street, Niagara Falls Queen Street, Ottawa Queen Street East, Toronto{{citation| url=https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/happy-birthday-queen-elizabeth-iis-geographical-connections-to-canada/| last=Smith| first=Stephen| title=Queen Elizabeth II’s geographical connections to Canada| date=21 April 2022| journal=Canadian Geographic| publisher=Royal Canadian Geographical Society| accessdate=12 August 2023}} Queen Street West, Toronto Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls Victoria Bridge, Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park Victoria Park Avenue, Toronto	Queen’s University, KingstonENCYCLOPEDIA, Queen’s University, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/queens-university, May 24, 2021, 2015, Victoria University, Toronto Victoria Park Collegiate Institute, Toronto	Queen’s Gates, Ottawa Queen’s Hotel, Toronto (demolished)BOOK, Kilbourn, William, Toronto Remembered, Stoddart, Toronto, 1984, 122, 978-0-7737-2029-9, CITEREF_Kilbourn_1984,archive.org/details/torontoremembere0000kilb/page/122, Queen’s Lantern, Canadian Museum of Nature, OttawaWEB,www.royaltour.gc.ca/itiner/itiner-eng.cfm, Department of Canadian Heritage, Department of Canadian Heritage, 2010 Royal Tour > Itinerary for 2010 Royal Tour of Canada, Queen’s Printer for Canada, 9 August 2010, dead,royaltour.gc.ca/itiner/itiner-eng.cfm," title="web.archive.org/web/20100619144300royaltour.gc.ca/itiner/itiner-eng.cfm,">web.archive.org/web/20100619144300royaltour.gc.ca/itiner/itiner-eng.cfm, 19 June 2010, Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie Victoria Building, Ottawa Victoria Hall, CobourgWEB,www.cobourghistory.ca/victoria_hall.htm, Cobourg History > Victoria Hall, Cobourg Internet, 2 November 2010, dead,cobourghistory.ca/victoria_hall.htm," title="web.archive.org/web/20130824213324cobourghistory.ca/victoria_hall.htm,">web.archive.org/web/20130824213324cobourghistory.ca/victoria_hall.htm, 24 August 2013, Victoria Hall, Hamilton Victoria Hall, Kingston Victoria Hall, Petrolia Victoria Memorial Museum Building, OttawaENCYCLOPEDIA, Canadian Museum of Nature, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/canadian-museum-of-nature, May 24, 2021, 2015, Victoria Park Station, Toronto

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Victoria Victoria Cross Victoria Park, Charlottetown Victoria Provincial Park Victoria West| ||

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Grand lac Victoria Parc Victoria, Quebec City Victoria Square, Montreal Victoriaville	Avenue Victoria, Saint-Lambert/Longueuil Victoria Bridge, Montreal Victoria Street, Montreal Rue Victoria, Longueuil|	Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Lake Victoria Regina{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=305}} Victoria Park, Regina Victoria Park, Saskatoon{{citation| url=https://meewasin.com/map/location/victoria-park-and-the-boathouse| title=Victoria Park and The Boathouse| publisher=Meewasin Valley Authority| accessdate=17 August 2023}}	Empress Avenue, Saskatoon Empress Street, Saskatoon Queen Street, Saskatoon Victoria Avenue, Regina{{citation| url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ZcIf46DzpfUC| last=Jackson| first=Michael D.| title=The Crown and Canadian Federalism| page=32| year=2013| publisher=Dundurn Press| isbn=9781459709898| accessdate=6 June 2014}} Victoria Avenue, Saskatoon{{citation| last=Duerkop| first=J.| year=2000| title=Saskatoon’s History in Street Names| location=Saskatoon| publisher=Purich Publishing}}	Victoria School, Kamsack Victoria School, Saskatoon|

{{flagicon	Northwest Territories>NT	Victoria Island{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=330}}|||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Victoria Harbour Victoria Island{{sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=330}} Victoria and Albert Mountains|||

Prince Albert*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince albert.jpg|left|75px) Prince AlbertOther title: Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1819–1857) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Albert HeadBCGNIS, Albert Head, 696, May 24, 2021, Coburg PeninsulaBCGNIS, Coburg Peninsula, 10257, May 24, 2021, Consort Park, Vancouver Gotha Point Mount AlbertBCGNIS, Mount Albert, 699, May 24, 2021, Saxe PointBOOK, Middleton, Lynn,archive.org/details/placenamesofpaci0000midd, Place Names of the Pacific Northwest Coast, Eldee Publishing Company, 1969, Victoria, B.C., 184, registration, |||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB| Albert Beach| Albert Street, Winnipeg	Victoria Albert Public School, Winnipeg|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Albert County{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=82}} Albert Mines{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=82}} Riverside-Albert{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=82}}	Albert Street, Fredericton	Albert Street Middle School, Fredericton|

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Prince Albert Albert Bridge{{harvnb| Brown| 1922| p=8}}|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Prince Albert{{citation| url=https://www.scugogheritage.com/historybooks/boomtown.pa.pdf| last=Hvidsten| first=J. Peter| title=The Rise & Fall of Prince Albert, Borelia & Manchester| date=July 2019| page=3| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210906215711www.scugogheritage.com/historybooks/boomtown.pa.pdf| archive-date=6 September 2021}}	Albert Street, Ottawa	Albert College, Belleville|

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Prince Albert{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=304}} Prince Albert National ParkBOOK, Waiser, Bill,archive.org/details/saskatchewanspla0000wais, Saskatchewan’s Playground: A History of Prince Albert National Park, Fifth House Publishers, 1989, 0920079474, Saskatoon, 30, registration,	Albert Avenue, Saskatoon Albert Street, Regina|	Albert Community Centre, Saskatoon

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Victoria and Albert Mountains|||

Princess Victoria (1840–1901){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Heinrich von Angeli - Victoria, Princess Royal 1882.jpg|left|75px) Princess VictoriaOther title: Princess Royal (1841–1901) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Princess Royal ReachBOOK, Schweizer, William H., Beyond Understanding: The Complete Guide to Princess Louisa, Chatterbox Falls, Jervis Inlet, EOS Publishing, 1989, 0-925244-00-7, Seattle, 54, |||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Princess Street, KingstonKingston, Ontario – After The War||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Princess Royal Island |||

Princess Alice{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Alicia del Reino Unido.jpg|left|75px) Princess Alice ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount Alice|||

Prince Alfred{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince Alfred.jpg|left|75px) Prince Alfred ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount AlfredBOOK, Hitz, Charles W., Through the Rapids – The History of Princess Louisa Inlet, Sikta 2 Publishing, 2003, 0-9720255-0-2, Kirkland, Wash., 54, |||

Princess Helena{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Helena 1872.jpg|left|75px) Princess Helena ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount Helena|||

Princess Louise (1848–1939){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Louise 1871.jpg|left|75px) Princess LouiseFull name: Louisa Caroline Alberta ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Alberta{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=23}} Alberta Beach{{rp|10}} Alberta River{{rp|10}} Lake Louise{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=33}} Lake Louise{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=33}} Little Alberta Mount Alberta{{rp|10}}|||

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Princess Louisa Inlet Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park|||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Louise| Princess Street, WinnipegHistory in Winnipeg Street Names. Manitoba Historical Society. Louise Street, Winnipeg||

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Princess Louise’s Park, SussexDepartment of Canadian Heritage{{citation| url=https://archives.gnb.ca/exhibits/royalvisit/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&ImageID=2002-2-06| author=Provincial Archives of New Brunswick| year=2002| title=The Golden Jubilee: A New Brunswick Tribute| work=P229-42| publisher=King’s Printer for New Brunswick| accessdate=4 April 2023}}|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Princess Louise Falls, OttawaWEB,audeladupaysage.com/en/2019/04/22/princess-louise-falls-the-well-kept-secret-of-orleans/, Princess Louise Falls, the well-kept secret of Orleans, 22 April 2019, Princess Louise Park, Ottawa	Princess Louise Drive, Ottawa||

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	LouisevilleWEB,www.toponymie.gouv.qc.ca/CT/toposweb/fiche.aspx?no_seq=37109, Louiseville (Ville), 2016-11-08, Commission de toponymie du Québec, fr, |||

The Duke of Argyll*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Johncampbell1845-2.jpeg|left|75px) The Duke of ArgyllOther title: The Marquess of Lorne (1847–1900) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB|	Marquis of Lorne Trail, Calgary Argyll Road, Edmonton||

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC|	Lorne Hotel, Comox{{Citation| last=Hawthorn| first=Tom| title=Beyond the charred remains of Comox’s oldest licensed taproom| newspaper=The Globe and Mail| date=6 March 2011| url=https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/tom-hawthorn/beyond-the-charred-remains-of-comoxs-oldest-licensed-taproom/article1931920/| access-date=7 March 2011}}||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Argyle Lorne| Lorne Avenue, Winnipeg Argyle Street, Winnipeg Lorne Street, Trenton, Ontario|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Lorne{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=95}} Lorneville{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=93}}|||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS|	Argyle Street, Sydney| |

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Argyle Avenue, Ottawa||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Argyle Avenue, Saskatoon Lorne Avenue, Saskatoon||

Prince Arthur{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:HRH Duke of Connaiight Photo A (HS85-10-26757).jpg|left|75px) Prince ArthurOther title: The Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (1874–1942) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Connaught, Calgary	Connaught Drive, Glenora, EdmontonWEB,www.namingedmonton.com/gazetteer/2019/3/7/connaught, Connaught, Naming Edmonton, 3 September 2020, Connaught Drive, Jasper|	Connaught Armoury, Edmonton

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount Arthur	Connaught Tunnel Connaught Bridge, more commonly called Cambie Bridge, Vancouver||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Arthur|||

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB|	Connaught Street, Fredericton	Connaught Street Elementary School, Fredericton|

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS||	Prince Arthur Junior High School, Dartmouth|

{{flagicon	Northwest Territories>NT	Prince Patrick Island{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=326}}|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Connaught Crescent, Sarnia{{citation| url=https://www.sarnia.ca/app/uploads/2022/05/March-28-2022-City-of-Sarnia-Streets-Project-Print-Version.pdf| last1=Evans| first1=Randy| last2=St Amad| first2=Tom| title=The Streets of Sarnia Project| publisher=City of Sarnia| accessdate=9 March 2024}} Connaught Place, Ottawa (later Confederation Square) Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay)ENCYCLOPEDIA, Prince Arthur, 1st Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/prince-arthur-1st-duke-of-connaught-and-strathearn, May 24, 2021, Harris, Carolyn, 2017,	Prince Arthur Avenue, Toronto	Connaught Public School, Ottawa	Connaught Building, Ottawa Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	Prince Arthur Street, Montreal| |

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Connaught Avenue, Saskatoon Connaught Crescent, Regina Connaught Place, Saskatoon	Connaught School, Regina Prince Arthur Community School, Moose Jaw	Connaught Block, Saskatoon

Princess Patricia{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Patricia of Connaught ca 1912.jpg|left|75px) Princess Patricia ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Patricia{{rp|99}} Patricia Lake Princess{{rp|105}} Princess Patricia Park, Edmonton	Patricia Street, Jasper||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>BC	Patricia Bay|||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>ON	Patricia Portion, Kenora DistrictENCYCLOPEDIA, Princess Patricia of Connaught, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/princess-patricia-of-connaught, May 25, 2021, Harris, Carolyn, 2018, |||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|||	Patricia Hotel, Saskatoon

Prince Leopold{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince Leopold (edited).jpg|left|75px) Prince LeopoldOther title: The Duke of Albany (1881–1884) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON||	Albany Club, Toronto|

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Leopold Crescent, Regina| |

Princess Beatrice{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Beatrice 1868.jpg|left|75px) Princess BeatriceFull name: Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount VictoriaBOOK, Hitz, Charles W., Through the Rapids: The History of Princess Louisa Inlet, 54, 2003, Sitka 2 Publishing, Kirkland, WA., 0-9720255-0-2, (renamed ḵ’els)BCGNIS, Mount Victoria, 22479, May 24, 2021, |||

The Earl of Athlone*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Earlofathlone.jpg|left|75px) The Earl of Athlone ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Athlone, Edmonton|	Athlone Elementary School, Edmonton|

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB|| Athlone Drive, Winnipeg	Athlone School, Winnipeg|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	Athlone|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|||	The Athlone, Ottawa

King Edward VII{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:King Edward LCCN2014684834 (cropped).jpg|left|75px) King Edward VIIFull name: Albert EdwardOther titles: The Prince of Wales (1841–1901)’The Duke of Rothesay (1841–1901)’Baron of Renfrew (1901–1910) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	King Edward Park, Edmonton||	King Edward Hotel, BanffWEB,www.kingedwardhotelbanff.com/, Welcome to the King Edward Hotel, King Edward Hotel, 20 August 2022, King Edward Hotel, Calgary

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	King Edward Peak Mount Albert Mount Albert EdwardBCGNIS, Mount Albert Edward, 691, May 25, 2021, Mount King Edward Port EdwardENCYCLOPEDIA, Port Edward, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/port-edward, May 25, 2021, Stewart, John, 2015, Favrholdt, Ken, Prince of Wales Reach Princeton{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=58}}	King Edward Avenue, Vancouver Kingsway, Vancouver	Prince of Wales Secondary School, Vancouver	King Edward Station, Vancouver

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	AlbertManitoba Historical Society: History in Manitoba Municipal Names| King Edward Street, Winnipeg	King Edward Public School, Winnipeg|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Rothesay{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=99}}|||

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	||| Prince of Wales Rink, St. John’s (destroyed by fire)

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Edwardsville Point Edward Princeport{{Sfn|Hamilton|1996|p=388}} Prince of Wales Landing Place, Sydney{{harvnb| Brown| 1922| p=120}} Renfrew{{harvnb| Brown| 1922| p=124}} (now a ghost town)|||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	King Edward Park, BrightonWEB,brighton.ca/photos/custom/KEP%20Master%20Plan%20-Final.pdf, King Edward Park and Indoor Recreation Facilities, Monteith & Brown, 11 January 2013, Mount Albert Point Edward{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=196}} Prince’s Square, Hamilton Prince of Wales Falls, Ottawa	King Edward Avenue, Ottawa Prince of Wales Bridge, Ottawa (renamed Chief William Commanda Bridge)	King Edward School, Kitchener Prince of Wales Public School, Peterborough	King Edward Hotel, Toronto

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	PE Alberton{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=216}}|	Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown (merged into UPEI)|

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	Route Édouard VII, Saint Philippe de Laprairie| |

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Edward Avenue, Saskatoon King Crescent, Saskatoon King Street, Saskatoon Prince of Wales Avenue, Saskatoon	King Edward School, Saskatoon (demolished)	King Edward Hotel, Saskatoon (destroyed by fire{{citation| url=http://nosho.usask.ca/islandora/object/ichs%3A408| title=Scenes of Spectacular King Edward Hotel Fire| date=14 November 1961| newspaper=The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix| publisher=University of Saskatchewan| accessdate=14 August 2023}}) King Edward Place, Saskatoon Prince of Wales Branch Library, Regina

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Prince of Wales Island{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=326}}|||

Queen Alexandra*{| class“wikitable”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Queen Alexandra in 1902.jpg|left|75px) Queen AlexandraOther title: Princess Alexandra (1844–1901) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Alexandra (provincial electoral district) 1909–1971 Queen Alexandra, Edmonton|	Queen Alexandra Elementary School, Edmonton Alexandra School, Medicine Hat (Now known as Alexandra Middle School)	Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park Alexandra Park, Vancouver Alexandra PeakBCGNIS, Alexandra Peak, 749, May 25, 2021, Mount AlexandraBCGNIS, Mount Alexandra, 750, May 25, 2021,	Alexandra Bridge, Fraser Canyon{{Refn|Named for its proximity to Alexandra BridgeBCGNIS, 69502, Alexandra Lodge, May 25, 2021, |group=n|name=Lodge}}BCGNIS, Alexandra Bridge, 748, May 25, 2021,	Queen Alexandra Elementary School, Vancouver|

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS|	Alexandra Street, Sydney||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Alexandra Park, Toronto	Royal Alexandra Interprovincial Bridge, Ottawa	Queen Alexandra Public School, Toronto	Queen Alexandra Community Centre, Peterborough Royal Alexandra Theatre, TorontoENCYCLOPEDIA, Toronto Feature: Royal Alexandra Theatre, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/toronto-feature-royal-alexandra-theatre, May 25, 2021, 2015,

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Alexandra Avenue, Saskatoon	Princess Alexandra School, Saskatoon|

Princess Maud{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:1869 Maud.jpg|left|75px) Princess MaudOther title: Queen Maud (1905–1938) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Queen Maud Gulf|||

Princess Louise (1867–1931){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Louise Princess Royal.jpg|left|75px) Princess LouiseOther title: Princess Royal (1905–1931) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC|||	SS Princess Royal (scrapped)

King George V{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:King George 1923 LCCN2014715558 (cropped).jpg|left|75px) King George VOther titles: The Duke of York (1892–1910) The Prince of Wales (1901–1910) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	CoronationGeographical Names of Alberta: Coronation|	King George School, Calgary|

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Mount George V Mount King George{{Sfn|Hamilton|1978|p=52}}|||

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB||	George V Public School, Winnipeg|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB|	George Street, Fredericton	George Street Middle School, Fredericton|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	King George V Park, St. John’s||	c:Categ, St. John’s

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON| Coronation Park, Oakville{{citation| url=https://polarisdetailing.ca/coronation-park-oakville| title=Coronation Park| publisher=Polaris Detailing| accessdate=9 March 2024}}|	King George Public School, Newmarket	St. George’s Chapel, Cathedral Church of St. James, Toronto Prince of Wales Hotel, Niagara-on-the-Lake

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Place George V, Quebec City|||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	King George, Saskatoon|	King George School, Saskatoon	King George Hotel, Saskatoon

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	King George V Mountain|||

Queen Mary*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Queenmaryformalportrait edit3.jpg|left|75px) Queen Mary ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Queen Mary Park, Edmonton|||

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC||	Queen Mary Elementary School, Vancouver|

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Queen Mary Drive, Oakville	Queen Mary Public School, Peterborough Queen Mary Street Public School, Ottawa	Queen Mary Hospital (part of West Park Healthcare Centre)

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	Queen Mary Road, Montreal||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK||	Queen Mary School, Prince Albert|

Prince George{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:George 1st Kent.png|left|75px) Prince George ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Princes Boulevard, Toronto|	Princes’ Gates, Toronto

King Edward VIII{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Good bye (The Prince of Wales) (HS85-10-36137).jpg|left|75px) King Edward VIIIOther titles: Prince Edward (1894–1936), (1936–1972)The Prince of Wales (1910–1936) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB|||	Prince of Wales Hotel, Waterton

{{flagicon	Ontario>BC	Mount Prince EdwardBCGNIS, Mount Prince Edward, 21223, May 25, 2021, |||

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Prince Edward Viaduct, Toronto Princes Boulevard|	Princes’ Gates, Toronto

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Prince of Wales Avenue, Saskatoon|	Prince of Wales Promenade, Regina

King George VI{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:King George VI of England, formal photo portrait, circa 1940-1946.jpg|left|75px) King George VIOther title: The Duke of York (1920–1936) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	King’s Lookout, Tunnel MountainWEB,www.experiencemountainparks.com/mountain-majesty-royal-retreat/, Mountain Majesty & Royal Retreat, CMI Publishing, 16 December 2014,	Kingsway, Edmonton||

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	King George VI Provincial Park Mount Prince AlbertBCGNIS, Mount Prince Albert, 21224, May 25, 2021,	King George Boulevard, Surrey	King George Secondary School, Vancouver	King George Hub King George Station King George Tower (unbuilt)

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Coronation Park, Toronto	King George VI Bridge, Port StanleyPort Stanley: Welcome	Duke of York School, Toronto King George VI School, KenoraKing George VI School	King George VI Chapel, Grace Church on-the-Hill, Toronto

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	George VI Avenue, Quebec City||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	King George, Saskatoon|	King George Community School, Prince Albert King George School, Moose Jaw King George School, Saskatoon|

Queen Elizabeth*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:ElizabethBowes-Lyon.jpg|left|75px) Queen Elizabeth ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Queen Elizabeth Park, EdmontonProby, Jocelyn; Alberta Centennial: Queen Elizabeth Pool – the oldest municipal pool in Western Canada	Queen Elizabeth Park Road, Edmonton|	Queen Elizabeth Pool, Edmonton

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Queen Elizabeth Park, RevelstokeWEB,www.cityofrevelstoke.com/Facilities/Facility/Details/1, Queen Elizabeth Park, Town of Revelstoke, 31 August 2020, Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver|	Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Surrey Queen Elizabeth Annex, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Vancouver|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL||	Queen Elizabeth Regional High School, Conception BayQueen Elizabeth Regional High School|

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS||	Queen Elizabeth High School, Halifax|

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Queen Elizabeth WayENCYCLOPEDIA, Queen Elizabeth Way, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/queen-elizabeth-way, May 25, 2021, Stamp, Robert M., December 16, 2013,	Queen Elizabeth Public School, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth School, Kitchener|

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Queen Elizabeth, Saskatoon|	Queen Elizabeth School, Lloydminster Queen Elizabeth School, Saskatoon Queen Elizabeth School, Weyburn|

Princess Margaret{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Margaret.jpg|left|75px) Princess Margaret ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Princess Margaret Mountain|| |

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Princess Margaret Marine Park|	Princess Margaret Secondary School, Surrey Princess Margaret Secondary School, Penticton|

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB||	Princess Margaret School, Winnipeg|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB|	Princess Margaret Bridge, Fredericton||

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS||	Princess Margaret Rose Elementary School, Truro|

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON| Princess Margaret Gardens, Toronto	Princess Margaret Boulevard, Toronto	Princess Margaret Nursery School, EtobicokeWEB,www.yellowpages.ca/bus/Ontario/Etobicoke/Princess-Margaret-Nursery-School/2477259.html, Princess Margaret Nursery School, Yellow Pages, 23 August 2014, Princess Margaret Junior School, Etobicoke	Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK||	Princess Margaret School, Prince Albert|

Queen Elizabeth II{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Elizabeth II greets NASA GSFC employees, May 8, 2007 edit.jpg|left|75px) Queen Elizabeth IIOther title: Princess Elizabeth (1926–1952) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Coronation Park, Edmonton Diamond Jubilee Park, WetaskiwinWEB,www.wetaskiwin.ca/index.aspx?NID=304, Parks & Trails, City of Wetaskiwin, 10 September 2015, Queen Elizabeth Provincial ParkWEB,www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/parks/planning/gateway/siteinformation.asp?id=110, Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park, Alberta Community Development, Alberta Community Development, 2005, 6 March 2007, dead,www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/parks/planning/gateway/siteinformation.asp?id=110," title="web.archive.org/web/20061007043648www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/parks/planning/gateway/siteinformation.asp?id=110,">web.archive.org/web/20061007043648www.cd.gov.ab.ca/enjoying_alberta/parks/planning/gateway/siteinformation.asp?id=110, 7 October 2006, Queen Elizabeth Ranges{{citation| url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/queen-prince-named-infrastructure-canada-1.6583699| last1=McQuillan| first1=Laura| last2=Bruce| first2=Graeme| title=The Queen’s mark on Canada: Here’s a look at the many places named after her| date=15 September 2022| publisher=CBC News| accessdate=12 August 2023}} Queen Elizabeth II Park, Calgary	Princess Elizabeth Avenue, Edmonton Queen Elizabeth II Highway	École Queen Elizabeth, Wetaskiwin Queen Elizabeth High School, Edmonton Queen Elizabeth Junior and Senior High School, Calgary Queen Elizabeth School, Lloydminster	Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Edmonton Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Grande Prairie Queen Elizabeth II Planetarium,WEB, Edmonton Planetarium Coronation Park – 1959,capitalmodernedmonton.com/buildings-by-area/edmonton-planetarium/, Capital Modern: A Guide to Edmonton Architecture & Urban Design 1940–1969, 6 November 2011, 19 February 2015, Edmonton

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC	Queen Elizabeth Ranges	Queen Elizabeth II Promenade, Nanaimo	Queen Elizabeth Annex, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, New Westminster Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Surrey	Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth II Observatory, Mount Kobau (Proposed)

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Winnipeg Queen Elizabeth II Playground, Brandon	Queen Elizabeth Avenue, Clanwilliam Queen Elizabeth Avenue, EricksonWEB,www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/mb_history/69/diamondjubilee.shtml, Manitoba History: Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee in Manitoba, Manitoba Historical Society, 8 October 2020, Queen Elizabeth II Way, Winnipeg|	Princess Elizabeth Hospital, Winnipeg Queen Elizabeth II Music Building, Brandon

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB	Coronation Park, Bathurst Platinum Jubilee Garden, Government House, Fredericton{{citation| url=https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/lgnb/news/news_release.2022.06.0336.html| author=Office of the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick| title=Invitation to the official opening of the Platinum Jubilee Garden| date=23 June 2022| publisher=Queen’s Printer for New Brunswick| accessdate=12 August 2023}} Princess Elizabeth Playground and Sportsfield	Queen Elizabeth Boulevard, Moncton Queen Elizabeth Drive, Bathurst	Coronation Park Elementary School, Bathurst Diamond Jubilee IT Centre, Hazen-White-St. Francis School, Saint JohnWEB,pch.gc.ca/eng/1336669990111/1336670644633, Department of Canadian Heritage, Topics > Monarchy in Canada > 2012 Royal Tour > 2012 Royal Tour Itinerary, Queen’s Printer for Canada, 11 May 2012, Princess Elizabeth School, Saint John Queen Elizabeth School, Moncton|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL	Platinum Jubilee Walkway, St John’sWEB,www.commonwealthwalkway.com/2022/05/platinum-jubilee-walkway-for-canada/, Platinum Jubilee Walkway for Canada, 23 May 2022,	Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, Trans-Canada Highway, between Glenwood and Appleton	Queen Elizabeth High School, St. Edward’s	Queen Elizabeth Regional High School, Conception Bay South Queen Elizabeth II Library, St. John’s

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS	Queen Elizabeth Park, Glace Bay	Jubilee HighwayWEB,novascotia.ca/news/release/?id=20121221002, Government of Nova Scotia, Highway Naming Commemorates 60-year Reign, 21 December 2012, Queen’s Printer for Nova Scotia, 21 December 2012, Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Bench, Halifax Queen Elizabeth II Walkway, Halifax	Jubilee Elementary School, Sydney Mines{{citation| url=https://www.chartwellsk12.ca/schools/jubilee-elementary-school/| title=Jubilee Elementary School| publisher=Chartwells Canada| accessdate=19 August 2023}} Queen Elizabeth High School, Halifax	Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, Halifax

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Diamond Jubilee Gardens, Cambridge Diamond Jubilee Park, OttawaWEB,www.findlaycreek.ca/your-community/parks-trails/diamond-jubilee-park/, Diamond Jubilee Park, Findlay Creek Community Association, 10 September 2015, Golden Jubilee Greenway, MarkhamWEB,www.monarchist.ca/cmn/2002/03spring006.html, Monarchist League of Canada, Golden Jubilee Celebrated Throughout Canada, Monarchist League of Canada, 13 January 2009, dead,www.monarchist.ca/cmn/2002/03spring006.html," title="web.archive.org/web/20090708031552www.monarchist.ca/cmn/2002/03spring006.html,">web.archive.org/web/20090708031552www.monarchist.ca/cmn/2002/03spring006.html, 8 July 2009, Golden Jubilee Park, Haliburton Golden Jubilee Park, Hamilton Platinum Jubilee Garden, Queen’s Park, Toronto{{citation| url=https://www.lgontario.ca/en/2022/02/07/queens-platinum-jubilee-gardens-announced/| author=Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario| title=Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Gardens Announced| date=7 February 2022| publisher=Queen’s Printer for Ontario| accessdate=12 August 2023}} Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Park, AuroraNEWS,www.yorkregion.com/news-story/2547847-aurora-names-park-in-honour-of-queen/, Simon, Chris, Aurora names park in honour of Queen, 3 May 2013, Aurora Banner, 10 September 2015, Queen Elizabeth Park and Community Centre, OakvilleWEB,www.oakville.ca/culturerec/queen-elizabeth-park-community-cultural-centre.html, Culture & Recreation > Arts & Culture > Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, Town of Oakville, 11 January 2013, Queen Elizabeth Playground, Kitchener Queen Elizabeth Sports Field, Mississauga Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Trail, OttawaWEB,www.gg.ca/document.aspx?id=14800, Office of the Governor General of Canada, Governor General to Unveil New Plaque in Honour of the Naming of The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Trail, 24 October 2012, Queen’s Printer for Canada, 25 October 2012, Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Upper Canada Village, South DundasWEB,www.uppercanadavillage.com/gardens.htm, Upper Canada Village Heritage Park > Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Parks of the St. Lawrence, 2008-11-04,www.uppercanadavillage.com/gardens.htm," title="web.archive.org/web/20080526174202www.uppercanadavillage.com/gardens.htm,">web.archive.org/web/20080526174202www.uppercanadavillage.com/gardens.htm, 2008-05-26, Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Jackson Park, WindsorWEB,www.planetware.com/windsor/queen-elizabeth-ii-gardens-jackson-park-cdn-on-onwg.htm, Queen Elizabeth II Gardens – Jackson Park Description, Planetware Inc., 4 November 2008, The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Garden, Mississauga Queen Elizabeth II Rose Garden, Grange Park, Toronto Queen Elizabeth II Rose Garden, Queen’s Park, Toronto Queen Elizabeth II Sports Field and Park, Greater Sudbury Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park	Coronation Boulevard, Cambridge Diamond Jubilee Promenade, TorontoNEWS,toronto.ctvnews.ca/prince-charles-camilla-head-to-regina-after-toronto-tour-1.830357, Prince Charles, Camilla head to Regina after Toronto tour, 22 May 2012, CTV, 23 May 2012, Princess Elizabeth Crescent, Kawartha Lakes Queen Elizabeth Boulevard, Toronto Queen Elizabeth Drive, Windsor Queen Elizabeth Driveway, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth Street, Greater Sudbury Queensway, Ottawa	Golden Jubilee Journalism New Media Centre, Sheridan College, Oakville Princess Elizabeth Public School, Brantford Princess Elizabeth Public School, Orangeville Princess Elizabeth Public School, Leamington Princess Elizabeth Public School, London Princess Elizabeth Public School, Welland Princess Elizabeth Public School, Windsor Queen Elizabeth Academy, Mississauga Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Belleville Queen Elizabeth Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Kingston Queen Elizabeth Public School, Kitchener Queen Elizabeth Public School Leamington Queen Elizabeth Public School, Osahwa Queen Elizabeth Public School, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth Public School, Picton Queen Elizabeth Public School, Renfrew Queen Elizabeth Public School, Sault Ste. Marie The Queen Elizabeth School, Perth Queen Elizabeth II Public School, Chatham Queen Elizabeth II Public School, Petrolia Queen Elizabeth II School, Chatham-KentQueen Elizabeth II Public School, Chatham-Kent. Queen Elizabeth School, Perth Queen Elizabeth Senior Public School, Mississauga Queen Elizabeth II Public School, Greater Sudbury Queen Elizabeth II School, Sarnia	Princess Elizabeth Wing, Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital, Orillia Queen Elizabeth Centre, St. Catharines Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, Oakville Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Exhibition Place, Toronto Queen’s Lantern, Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth II Building, Exhibition Place, Toronto

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PE	Platinum Jubilee Garden, Government House, CharlottetownWEB,atlantic.ctvnews.ca/platinum-jubilee-tribute-garden-unveiled-in-charlottetown-1.5928388, Fit for a Queen: Platinum Jubilee tribute garden unveiled in Charlottetown, June 2, 2022, CTV News, 12 August 2023,	Queen Elizabeth Drive, Charlottetown Queen Elizabeth Drive, Morell	Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Kensington	Queen Elizabeth Hospital, CharlottetownGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Department of Health: Queen Elizabeth Hospital

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC	Parc Reine Elizabeth II, La Pocatière Place Reine Elizabeth II, Trois-Rivières|	Princess Elizabeth Elementary School, Magog Queen Elizabeth High School, Sept-Îles	Queen Elizabeth Dental Services, Montreal Queen Elizabeth Hotel, MontrealENCYCLOPEDIA, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/queen-elizabeth-hotel, May 25, 2021, Fontaine, Myriam, 2015,

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Jubilee Rose Garden, Moose Jaw Platinum Jubilee Garden, Government House, Regina Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Park, Regina Queen Elizabeth Sports Field, Saskatoon Queen Elizabeth Court, Regina Queen’s Golden Jubilee Rose Garden, Moose Jaw	Queen Elizabeth Boulevard, Kamsack Queen Elizabeth Power Station, Saskatoon	Queen Elizabeth School, Saskatoon	Queen Elizabeth II Court, Regina Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, ReginaWEB,www.premier.alberta.ca/royalvisit/images/OutlineItinerary(22-04-05).pdf, Premier of Alberta, Queen Elizabeth II Wing, Government House, ReginaWEB,www.heritagesk.ca/about/, History &124; Government House Historical Society, 2010-01-16, 2011-07-06,www.heritagesk.ca/about/," title="web.archive.org/web/20110706182906www.heritagesk.ca/about/,">web.archive.org/web/20110706182906www.heritagesk.ca/about/, dead,

{{flagicon	Northwest Territories>NT	Queen Elizabeth IslandsENCYCLOPEDIA, Queen Elizabeth Islands, The Canadian Encyclopedia,www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/queen-elizabeth-islands, May 25, 2021, Marsh, James H., 2015, |||

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Coronation Fjord Coronation Glacier Platinum Jubilee Garden, Legislative Building, Iqaluit{{citation| url=https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/nunavut-dedicates-garden-honouring-queens-platinum-jubilee/| title=Nunavut dedicates garden honouring Queen’s platinum jubilee| date=12 July 2022| publisher=Nunatsiaq News| accessdate=12 August 2023}} Queen Elizabeth Islands Queen Elizabeth Slope Queen Elizabeth Undersea Rise Queen Elizabeth Undersea Shelf	Queen Elizabeth Way, Iqaluit||

{{flagicon	Yukon>YK	Platinum Jubilee Garden, Taylor House, Whitehorse{{citation| url=https://yukon.ca/en/news/summer-celebrations-platinum-jubilee-her-majesty-queen-elizabeth-ii| title=Summer celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II| publisher=Government of Yukon| date=1 June 2022}}| ||

Prince Philip*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince Philip NASA cropped.jpg|left|75px) Prince PhilipOther title: The Duke of Edinburgh (1947–2021) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL|	Prince Philip Drive, St. John’s||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Duke of Edinburgh Way, Regina	Prince Philip School, Saskatoon|

Princess Anne{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princesa Ana do Reino Unido.jpg|left|75px) Princess AnneOther title: The Princess Royal (1987–present)! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON| Princess Anne Manor, Toronto	Princess Anne Crescent, Etobicoke Princess Royal Drive, Mississauga	Princess Anne French Immersion Public School, LondonWEB,www.tvdsb.ca/PrincessAnne.cfm, Welcome to Princess Anne French Immersion P.S. (London), Thames Valley District School Board, 23 August 2013, Princess Anne Public School, SudburyPrincess Anne Public School, Sudbury, ON	Princess Anne Entrance at Rideau Hall, Ottawa Princess Anne Community Centre, South FrontenacWEB,www.southfrontenac.net/en/things-to-do/parks-and-green-spaces.aspx, South Frontenac > Parks and Green Spaces, South Frontenac, 31 August 2020,

Prince Andrew{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Príncipe André do Reino Unido.jpg|left|75px) Prince AndrewOther title: The Duke of York (1986–present) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Nova Scotia>NS||	Prince Andrew High School, Dartmouth (now Woodlawn High School)	Prince Andrew High School Library, DartmouthPrince Andrew High School Library library, Dartmouth, Canada – n/a – Libdex.com

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON	Duke of York Boulevard, Mississauga{{citation| url=https://thepointer.com/article/2021-03-15/time-for-canada-to-move-on-from-the-monarchy| author=Eeditorial| title=Time for Canada to Move on From the Monarchy| date=15 March 2021| magazine=The Pointer| accessdate=20 August 2023}} Prince Andrew Court, St. Catharines Prince Andrew Drive, Caledon Prince Andrew Place, Toronto|	Prince Andrew Public School, DenfieldWEB,www.teacherweb.com/on/tvdsb/princeandrew/NewsFlash.stm, School Website, CMS & Communications Platform &124; Finalsite, Prince Andrew Public School, LaSalle (replaced by Legacy Oak Trail Public School){{citation| url=https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/new-lasalle-elementary-school-now-has-a-name-1.10233741| last=Broeckel| first=Zander| title=New LaSalle Elementary School Now Has a Name| date=20 November 2019| publisher=iHeart Radio| accessdate=20 August 2023}}|

Prince Edward (1964–present){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Royal Wedding Stockholm 2010-Konserthuset-Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex.jpg|left|75px) Prince EdwardOther title:The Duke of Edinburgh (2023–present) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Prince Edward Park, Melfort| |	Prince Edward Building, Regina

Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Lady Louise, 2017 (cropped).jpg|left|75px) Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Lake LouisePrince Edward begins Winnipeg visit, not to be confused with Lake Louise in the Rockies, which was named for Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria.| ||

James Mountbatten-Windsor, Earl of Wessex{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:James Mountbatten-Windsor 2023.jpg|left|75px) James Mountbatten-Windsor, Earl of Wessex ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB	Lake James| ||

King Charles III{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Prince Charles 2012.jpg|left|75px) King Charles IIIOther titles: Prince Charles (1948–2022)The Prince of Wales (1958–2022) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Alberta>AB	Prince Charles, Edmonton|	Prince Charles Elementary School, Edmonton|

{{flagicon	British Columbia>BC|	Prince Charles Boulevard, Surrey Prince Charles Street, Nanaimo	Prince Charles Elementary School, Abbotsford Prince Charles Secondary School, Creston (renamed Creston Valley Secondary School) Prince Charles Elementary School, Surrey|

{{flagicon	New Brunswick>NB|	Prince Charles Street, Miramichi	Prince Charles Elementary School, Saint John|

{{flagicon	Newfoundland and Labrador>NL|	* Prince of Wales Arena, St. John’s	Prince of Wales Collegiate, St. John’sPrince of Wales Collegiate|

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Prince Charles Street, Georgetown Prince Charles Street, Mount Forest Prince Charles Street, Wellington North Prince Charles Street, Ottawa{{citation| url=https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/466085205/| title=Obituaries| date=3 October 2001| newspaper=Ottawa Citizen| accessdate=21 August 2023}} Prince of Wales Drive, Cobourg Prince of Wales Drive, Mississauga Prince of Wales Drive, Nepean Prince of Wales Drive, Ottawa Prince Charles Drive, Toronto	Prince Charles Elementary School, Belleville Prince Charles Public School, Newmarket Prince of Wales Public School, Brockville|

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PEI	Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall Trail System, Bonshaw Provincial ParkNEWS, TC Media, Royals charm Islanders, 21 May 2014, The Citizen-Record, |	Prince of Wales Campus, Holland College, CharlottetownWEB,www.hollandcollege.com/alumni-and-friends/celebrating-the-legacy-of-pwc/, Celebrating Legacy of PWC, Holland College, 22 May 2014, |

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC|	Prince-Charles Street, Saint-Hubert{{citation| url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/police-id-woman-with-injured-feet-1.975081| title=Police ID woman with injured feet| date=28 May 2010| publisher=CBC News| accessdate=21 August 2023}}||

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK|	Prince of Wales Drive, Regina	Prince Charles School, Prince Albert	Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre, Assiniboia Prince of Wales Entrance, Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina

{{flagicon	Northwest Territories>NT|||	Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre

{{flagicon	Nunavut>NU	Prince Charles Island|||

Diana, Princess of Wales*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Princess Diana 1985.jpg|left|75px) Diana, Princess of Wales ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|||	Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto

{{flagicon	Saskatchewan>SK	Princess Diana Multi-District Park, Saskatoon|||

Queen Camilla*{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall in Jersey.jpg|left|75px) Queen CamillaOther title: Duchess of Cornwall (2005–2022) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Prince Edward Island>PEI	Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall Trail System, Bonshaw Provincial Park| ||

Prince William (1982–present){| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| (File:Duke of Cambridge at 2011 Wimbledon.jpg|left|75px) Prince WilliamOther titles: The Duke of Cambridge (2011–present)The Prince of Wales (2022–present) ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Ontario>ON|	Prince William Boulevard, Bowmanville	Duke of Cambridge Public School, BowmanvilleWEB,www.kprschools.ca/schools/dukeofcambridgepublicschool.html, Duke of Cambridge Public School, Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, 11 December 2013, dead,www.kprschools.ca/schools/dukeofcambridgepublicschool.html," title="archive.today/20131211170638www.kprschools.ca/schools/dukeofcambridgepublicschool.html,">archive.today/20131211170638www.kprschools.ca/schools/dukeofcambridgepublicschool.html, 11 December 2013, |

Various{| class“wikitable” width“100%”

! colspan=“5“| VariousNamed for multiple members of the Royal Family ! width=“5%“| Region !! width=“23.75%“| Geographic locations !! width=“23.75%“| Civil structures !! width=“23.75%“| Schools !! width=“23.75%“| Buildings

{{flagicon	Manitoba>MB|	Royal Road, Portage-la-Prairie||

{{flagicon	Quebec>QC| ||	Her/His Majesty’s Theatre, Montreal (demolished)

See also

• Royal monuments in Canada
• Viceregal eponyms in Canada

Notes

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References

Citations

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Sources

• BOOK,archive.org/details/macmillanbookofc0000hami, Hamilton, William B., The Macmillan Book of Canadian Place Names, Macmillan of Canada, 1978, 0-7705-1524-X, Toronto, registration,
• BOOK, Hamilton, William B., Place Names of Atlantic Canada, University of Toronto Press, 1996, 9780802075703, Toronto,

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