Newcastle (Australia) - Places, Other

32°55S 151°46E, pop (2000e) 472 300. City and major port in New South Wales, Australia; on the E coast, situated at the mouth of the Hunter R, 160 km/100 mi N of Sydney; founded as a penal settlement, 1804; scene of Australia's biggest earthquake (1989); the lower Hunter region contains the wine growing and resort area of Pokolbin; airfield; railway; university (1965); City Art Gallery has collections by Sir William Dobell; coal mining, iron and steel, shipbuilding, railway engineering, chemicals, fertilizers, textiles; trade in coal, grain, wool, dairy produce.

Newcastle refers primarily to the following places

Newcastle upon Tyne, England Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia

Places

Newcastle (or New Castle) can refer to the following places:

Australia

Newcastle, New South Wales Division of Newcastle, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, in New South Wales, located around the city. Literally 'Newcastle-on-Usk' Little Newcastle (Casnewydd-Bach), Pembrokeshire Newcastle, Bridgend, Glamorgan Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire Newcastle, Monmouthshire

United States

Newcastle, California New Castle, Colorado New Castle, Delaware New Castle, Indiana New Castle, Kentucky Newcastle, Maine Newcastle, Nebraska New Castle, New Hampshire New Castle, New York Newcastle, Oklahoma New Castle, Pennsylvania Newcastle, Texas New Castle, Virginia Newcastle, Washington Newcastle, Wyoming

Elsewhere

Newcastle, South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Newcastle, Nevis, Saint Kitts and Nevis

Other

Newcastle United F.C., English Premier League Football club Newcastle United Jets, an A-League football club Newcastle Knights, an Australian rugby league team HMS Newcastle, Eight ships of the Royal Navy HMAS Newcastle, an Adelaide class frigate of the Royal Australian Navy Newcastle Brown Ale, a beer brewed in England

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