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'''Victoria''' is a name strongly associated with [[Victoria|the 19th century Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and Empress of India]]. | '''Victoria''' is a name strongly associated with [[Victoria|the 19th century Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and Empress of India]]. Most people, places and things that bear the name "Victoria" are in some way referencing this monarch. Besides the Queen herself, other things with the name include: | ||
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* The [[Victorian era]], an era of (primarily British) history | * The [[Victorian era]], an era of (primarily British) history | ||
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Victoria is a name strongly associated with the 19th century Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and Empress of India. Most people, places and things that bear the name "Victoria" are in some way referencing this monarch. Besides the Queen herself, other things with the name include:
People
- Victoria, the Queen herself
- Victoria Waterfield, companion of the Second Doctor
- Victoria (Strange England), a girl encountered in NA: Strange England
- Victoria Williams, a pseudonym of Sarah Jane Smith
Locations
- Queen Victoria, a planet in the New Earth System
- Victoria (asteroid), an asteroid from NA: Strange England
- Victoria (state), an Australian state explored in MA: Invasion of the Cat-People
- Victoria station, a London railway station, seen in NA: All-Consuming Fire
Other
- The Victorian era, an era of (primarily British) history
