The Centre
Wikimedia disambiguation page
The Centre or The Center may refer to:
Places
The Centre (Evansville), Indiana, U.S., now Old National Events Plaza
The Centre (Saskatoon), Saskatchewan, Canada, a shopping mall
The Centre (Livingston), West Lothian, Scotland, a shopping centre
The Centre Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, a shopping centre
The Centre, Bristol, England, a public open space
The Center, Hong Kong, a skyscraper
The Center, New Mexico, U.S., a proposed technology facility
The Centre, former name for Qmunity, an LGBT community centre in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Arts and entertainment
The Center (TV series), an American afternoon music program
The Centre, a fictional entity in the limited edition comic series DC: The New Frontier and animated film adaptation Justice League: The New Frontier
The Centre, a fictional organization in the TV series The Pretender
The Center, a fictional organization in the TV series Martin Mystery
"The Centre", sixth episode of the 1965 Doctor Who serial The Web Planet
"The Centre", an episode of Gimme a Break!
El Centro (TV series), a Spanish television series
Other uses
informal name for the Government of India
The Centre (political party), in Switzerland
See also
All pages with titles beginning with The Centre
All pages with titles beginning with The Center
All pages with titles beginning with El Centro
Center (disambiguation)
Centro (disambiguation)
El Centro, California, a place in U.S.
El Centro, Cancún, a place in Mexico.
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