Balmoral
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[edit] Places
There are several places named Balmoral.
[edit] Australia
- Balmoral, New South Wales (Lake Macquarie)
- Balmoral, New South Wales (Sydney)
- Balmoral, New South Wales (Southern Highlands)
- Balmoral, Queensland
- Balmoral, Victoria
[edit] Canada
[edit] Northern Ireland
- The Balmoral Show takes place in the Kings Hall show-ground on the outskirts of Belfast in Northern Ireland and is a major agricultural show which takes place every year. The Balmoral area of Belfast incorporates the Lisburn Road, and the Malone Road. Balmoral Avenue is a large road which intersects the Lisburn Road and the Malone Road. Balmoral golf club is also situated nearby.
[edit] New Zealand
- Balmoral, New Zealand, a suburb of Auckland.
[edit] Scotland
- An estate including a small village in the highlands of Scotland, close to Balmoral Castle
- Balmoral Castle: one residence of Queen Elizabeth II
- The Balmoral Hotel, a luxury hotel located in Edinburgh.
[edit] Headgear
A Balmoral bonnet, named for the Scottish village and castle, is an unbrimmed cap. It may or may not incorporate a toorie (the correct term for the "pompom" on top). It is occasionally seen in Commonwealth military and naval uniforms as well as Scottish Highland dress. Balmorals (and a similar hat called a General Service cap) were worn as field dress by Scottish and Commonwealth soldiers, though sometimes also with more formal uniform, though the glengarry is generally used for the latter purpose.
[edit] Theater
- Balmoral (play) is a 1987 play by Michael Frayn
[edit] Footwear
- Balmoral (shoe) is a type of men's dress shoe.

