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Sheffield is a city in South Yorkshire, England.

Sheffield may also refer to:

• University of Sheffield, Sheffield, England
  • Sheffield Academic Press, an academic imprint of the university until 2003
• Sheffield Phoenix Press, an academic imprint based in the UK city specialising in Bible studies
• Sheffield Scientific School, Yale College, U.S.

• Sheffield, Alabama
• Sheffield, Illinois
• Sheffield, Iowa
• Sheffield, Massachusetts
• Sheffield, Kansas City, Missouri
• Sheffield, Ohio
  • Sheffield Lake, Ohio
• Sheffield, Pennsylvania
• Sheffield, Texas
• Sheffield, Vermont, a New England town
  • Sheffield (CDP), Vermont, census-designated place in the town

• Sheffield, Tasmania, Australia
• Sheffield Parish, New Brunswick, Canada
• Sheffield, New Zealand
• Sheffield, Cornwall, England
• City of Sheffield, a district of South Yorkshire, England
• Sheffield Manor, Burghfield, England
• Sheffield Park and Garden, a landscape garden in East Sussex, England, or its railway station

• Sheffield (surname), including a list of people with the surname
• Sheffield baronets, a title in the Baronetage of Great Britain

• Sheffield F.C., an English football club
• Sheffield United F.C., an English football club
• Sheffield Wednesday F.C., an English football club
• Sheffield Eagles, an English rugby league club
• Sheffield RUFC, an English rugby union club
• Sheffield Tigers RUFC, an English rugby union club
• Sheffield Shield, an Australian cricket competition
• Sheffield Steelers, an English ice hockey team
• Sheffield Tigers, an English speedway team

• HMS Sheffield, the name of several warships in the Royal Navy
• Sheffield (album), by Scooter, 2000
• "Sheffield" (Walking Britain's Lost Railways), a TV documentary episode

• All pages with titles beginning with Sheffield
• Sheffield station (disambiguation)

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