Royal eponyms in Canada

In Canada, a number of sites and structures are named for royal individuals, whether a member of the past French Royal Family, British Royal Family, or present Canadian Royal Family thus reflecting the country's status as a constitutional monarchy under the Canadian Crown. Those who married into the royal family are indicated by an asterisk.

Eponymous royals[edit]

King Francis I[edit]

King Francis I
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
QC	Mount Royal

Queen Elizabeth I[edit]

Queen Elizabeth I Colloquially: Good Queen Bess
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Queen Bess Oriana Peak
NU	Queen Elizabeth Foreland^[1]

King Henry IV[edit]

King Henry IV
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS	Port Royal

Queen Henrietta Maria[edit]

Queen Henriatta Maria
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Cape Henrietta Maria^[2]

Prince Rupert[edit]

Prince Rupert
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Prince Rupert, Edmonton
BC	Fort Rupert Prince Rupert	Prince Rupert Airport	Prince Rupert Secondary School, Prince Rupert
QC	Rupert River
	Rupert's Land (defunct)

King Louis XIV[edit]

King Louis XIV
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
QC	Place Royale, Quebec City

Queen Anne[edit]

Queen Anne
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS	Annapolis County Annapolis Royal			Fort Anne, Annapolis Royal

King Louis XV[edit]

King Louis XV
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS	Louisbourg			Fortress of Louisbourg

Louis, Dauphin of France[edit]

Louis, Dauphin of France
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
MB	Dauphin^[3]

King George I[edit]

King George II Other title: Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (1698–1714)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS	Lunenburg^[3]

King George II[edit]

King George II Other title: Prince of Wales (1714-1727)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
MB				Prince of Wales Fort, Chuchill
NS				Fort George, Halifax

Prince Frederick[edit]

Prince Frederick
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Point Frederick Peninsula, Kingston			Fort Frederick, Kingston

Prince William[edit]

Prince William Other title: The Duke of Cumberland (1726-1765)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS	Cumberland County

King George III[edit]

King George III Other titles: Prince George (1738-1760) The Duke of Lancaster (1760-1820) Elector of Hanover (Brunswick-Lüneburg) (1760-1820)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Strait of Georgia Fort George (now Prince George)^[4]
NB	Kings County Kingston Lake George New Brunswick Rexton
NL	Georgetown King's Cove King's Point
NS	Kingsburg Kings County Lake George Lake George Lake George Kingsport Kingston Lunenburg Lunenburg County	George Street, Sydney	King's-Edgehill School, Windsor University of King's College, Halifax
ON	Kingston Lancaster (now South Glengarry)^[1]	King Street, Hamilton King Street, Kitchener/Waterloo King Street, St. Catharines King Street, Toronto
PE	Georgetown^[1] Kings County Kings Royalty

Queen Charlotte*[edit]

Queen Charlotte
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Queen Charlotte Strait Queen Charlotte Sound
NB	Charlotte County Queens County Queenstown		Queen's College
NL	Charlottetown Queen's Cove
NS	Queens County Queensport	Charlotte Street, Sydney
ON	Charlottenburgh^[1] Queensborough Queenston Queensville
PE	Charlottetown^[1] Queens County Queens Royalty	Queen Street, Charlottetown		Queen Charlotte Armouries, Charlottetown

Prince Frederick[edit]

Prince Frederick Other title: The Duke of York and Albany (1784-1827)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NB	Fredericton
NS		York Street, Sydney
ON		Duke Street, Toronto (later renamed Adelaide Street)^[5] Frederick Street, Toronto^[5]		Duke of York Inn, Toronto
NU	Duke of York Bay^[3]

Princess Frederica*[edit]

Princess Frederica Other title: The Duchess of York and Albany (1791-1820)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON		Duchess Street, Toronto (later renamed Richmond Street)^[5]

Prince Edward[edit]

Prince Edward Other title: The Duke of Kent (1799-1820)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NB			Prince Edward School, Moncton
NS	Kentville
ON	Point Edward Prince Edward County
PE	Prince Edward Island^[6]

Prince Adolphus[edit]

Prince Adolphus
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Adolphustown^[3]

Princess Mary[edit]

Princess Mary
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	North Marysburgh

Princess Sophia[edit]

Princess Sophia
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Sophiasburgh

Princess Amelia[edit]

Princess Amelia
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Ameliasburgh Ameliasburgh Township
NS		Amelia Street, Sydney

King George IV[edit]

King George IV Other title: The Duke of Cornwall (1762–1820) Royal house: House of Guelph
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NL	King George IV Ecological Reserve King George IV Lake
ON	Cornwall^[1] Georgian Bay Guelph	George Street, Toronto^[5]	King George Public School, Guelph	Prince George Hotel, Kingston
PE	Prince County Prince Royalty

Queen Caroline*[edit]

Queen Caroline
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON		Queen Street, Hamilton^[7] Caroline Street, Toronto (later renamed Sherbourne Street)^[5]

King Leopold I*[edit]

King Leopold I Other title: Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (1790–1826)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Cobourg^[3]

King William IV[edit]

King William IV Other titles: Prince William Henry (1765-1830) The Duke of Clarence and St. Andrews (1765-1830)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NB	Prince William
NS		Prince Street, Sydney (originally Prince William Henry Street)
ON	Williamsford Williamstown
NU	King William Island

Queen Adelaide*[edit]

Queen Adelaide
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON	Adelaide	Adelaide Street, London Adelaide Street, Toronto^[5]
SK	Adelaide/Churchill, Saskatoon
NU	Adelaide Peninsula

Queen Victoria[edit]

Queen Victoria Other title: Empress of India (1876-1901)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Empress^[8] Fort Victoria^[8] Mount Victoria Victoria Glacier^[9] Victoria Park, Calgary		Victoria School of Performing and Visual Arts, Edmonton	Fort Victoria, Smoky Lake Victoria Arena, Calgary (demolished)
BC	Mount Victoria Queen Peak^[8] Queensborough Victoria Victoria Harbour Victoria Park, North Vancouver Victoria Peak^[8]		Queen Victoria Annex, Vancouver	The Empress, Victoria Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria
MB	Lake Victoria^[8] Victoria^[8] Victoria Beach^[8]	Empress Street, Winnipeg^[10] Jubilee Avenue, Winnipeg^[10]	Victoria Albert Public School, Winnipeg	Victoria General Hospital, Winnipeg^[8]
NB	Victoria Victoria County Victoria Park, Moncton
NL	Victoria^[8] Victoria Cove Victoria Lake Victoria Park, St. John's
NS	Victoria Victoria Beach^[8] Victoria County^[8] Victoria Harbour Victoria Park, Halifax Victoria Park, Sydney Victoria Park, Truro Victoria Park, Westville	Victoria Road, Sydney		Victoria General Hospital, Halifax (now Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre)^[8]
ON	Queen's Park, Toronto Queen Victoria Park, Niagara Falls^[11] Victoria Victoria Corners^[8] Victoria County (now City of Kawartha Lakes) Victoria Falls^[12] Victoria Harbour^[8] Victoria Island Victoria Lake Victoria Park, Kitchener Victoria Park, London Victoria Road Victoria Springs^[8] Victoria Square^[8] Victoria Square Memorial Park, Toronto	Queen Street, Ottawa Queen Street East, Toronto Queen Street West, Toronto Victoria Bridge, Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park^[12] Victoria Park Avenue, Toronto	Queen's University, Kingston Victoria University, Toronto^[8] Victoria Park Collegiate Institute, Toronto	Queen's Gates, Ottawa Queen's Hotel, Toronto (demolished)^[13] Queen's Lantern, Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa^[14] Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie Victoria Building, Ottawa Victoria Hall, Cobourg^[15] Victoria Hall, Hamilton Victoria Hall, Kingston Victoria Hall, Petrolia Victoria Memorial Museum Building, Ottawa Victoria Park Station, Toronto
PE	Victoria^[8] Victoria Cross^[8] Victoria Park, Charlottetown Victoria Provincial Park Victoria West^[8]
QC	Grand lac Victoria^[8] Parc Victoria, Quebec City Victoria Square, Montreal Victoriaville^[8]	Avenue Victoria, Saint-Lambert/Longueuil Victoria Bridge, Montreal Victoria Street, Montreal Rue Victoria, Longueuil		Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal^[8]
SK	Lake Victoria^[8] Regina Victoria Park, Regina Victoria Park, Saskatoon	Victoria Avenue, Regina^[16] Victoria Avenue, Saskatoon	Victoria School, Kamsack Victoria School, Saskatoon
NT	Victoria Island
NU	Victoria Harbour^[8] Victoria Island Victoria and Albert Mountains

Prince Albert*[edit]

Prince Albert Other title: Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1819-1857)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Albert Head Coburg Peninsula Consort Park, Vancouver^[8] Gotha Point Saxe Point
MB		Albert Street, Winnipeg ^[10]	Victoria Albert Public School, Winnipeg
NB	Albert County Albert Mines	Albert Street, Fredericton	Albert Street Middle School, Fredericton
ON		Albert Street, Ottawa
SK	Prince Albert Prince Albert National Park	Albert Avenue, Saskatoon Albert Street, Regina^[16]		Albert Community Centre, Saskatoon
NU	Victoria and Albert Mountains

Princess Victoria[edit]

Princess Victoria Other title: Princess Royal (1840-1901)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Victoria Princess Royal Reach^[17]
ON		Princess Street, Kingston^[18]
NU	Princess Royal Island

Princess Alice[edit]

Princess Alice
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Alice^[19]

Prince Alfred[edit]

Prince Alfred
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Alfred^[19]

Princess Helena[edit]

Princess Helena
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Helena^[19]

Princess Louise[edit]

Princess Louise Full name: Louisa Caroline Alberta
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Alberta Lake Louise Lake Louise Little Alberta Mount Alberta
BC	Princess Louisa Inlet^[17] Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park
MB	Louise^[20]	Princess Street, Winnipeg^[10] Louise Street, Winnipeg^[10]
NB	Princess Louise's Park, Sussex^[21]

The Duke of Argyll*[edit]

The Duke of Argyll Other title: The Marquess of Lorne (1847-1900)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB		Marquis of Lorne Trail, Calgary Argyll Road, Edmonton
BC		Lorne Hotel, Comox^[22]
MB	Argyle^[20] Lorne^[20]	Lorne Avenue, Winnipeg^[10] Argyle Street, Winnipeg^[10] Lorne Street, Trenton, Ontario
NB	Lorne
NS		Argyle Street, Sydney

Prince Arthur[edit]

Prince Arthur Other title: The Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (1874-1942)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Connaught, Calgary	Connaught Drive, Glenora, Edmonton Connaught Drive, Jasper		Connaught Armoury, Edmonton
BC	Mount Arthur^[19]	Connaught Tunnel^[16] Connaught Bridge, more commonly called Cambie Bridge, Vancouver
MB	Arthur^[20]
NB		Connaught Street, Fredericton	Connaught Street Elementary School, Fredericton
NS			Prince Arthur Junior High School, Dartmouth
NT	Prince Patrick Island
ON	Connaught Place, Ottawa (later Confederation Square)	Prince Arthur Avenue, Toronto	Connaught Public School, Ottawa	Connaught Building, Ottawa Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton
QC		Prince Arthur Street, Montreal
SK		Connaught Crescent, Regina^[16] Connaught Place, Saskatoon	Connaught School, Regina^[16] Prince Arthur Community School, Moose Jaw	Connaught Block, Saskatoon

Princess Patricia[edit]

Princess Patricia
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Princess Patricia Princess Patricia Park, Edmonton Patricia Lake	Patricia Street, Jasper
SK				Patricia Hotel, Saskatoon

Prince Leopold[edit]

Prince Leopold Other title: The Duke of Albany (1881-1884)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON			Albany Club, Toronto
SK		Leopold Crescent, Regina^[16]

Princess Beatrice[edit]

Princess Beatrice Full name: Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC	Mount Victoria^[19]

The Earl of Athlone*[edit]

The Earl of Athlone
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Athlone, Edmonton		Athlone Elementary School, Edmonton
MB		Athlone Drive, Winnipeg^[20]	Athlone School, Winnipeg
NL	Athlone
ON				The Athlone, Ottawa

King Edward VII[edit]

King Edward VII Full name: Albert Edward Other titles: The Prince of Wales (1841-1901) The Duke of Rothsay (1841-1901)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	King Edward Park, Edmonton
BC	King Edward Peak Mount Albert Mount Albert Edward Mount King Edward Prince of Wales Reach Princeton	King Edward Avenue, Vancouver Kingsway, Vancouver	Prince of Wales Secondary School, Vancouver	King Edward Station, Vancouver
MB	Albert^[20]	King Edward Street, Winnipeg^[10]	King Edward Public School, Winnipeg
NB	Rothesay
NU	Prince of Wales Island
ON	King Edward Park, Brighton^[23] Mount Albert Prince's Square, Hamilton Prince of Wales Falls, Ottawa	King Edward Avenue, Ottawa Prince of Wales Bridge, Ottawa	King Edward School, Kitchener Prince of Wales Public School, Peterborough	King Edward Hotel, Toronto
NS	Point Edward Edwardsville
PE	Alberton		Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown (merged into UPEI)
QC		Route Édouard VII, Saint Philippe de Laprairie
SK		Prince of Wales Avenue, Saskatoon	King Edward School, Saskatoon (demolished)	King Edward Hotel, Saskatoon King Edward Place, Saskatoon Prince of Wales Branch Library, Regina

Queen Alexandra*[edit]

Queen Alexandra Other title: Princess Alexandra (1844-1901)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Queen Alexandra, Edmonton		Queen Alexandra Elementary School, Edmonton	Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton
BC	Alexandra Peak Mount Alexandra Alexandra Park, Vancouver	Alexandra Bridge, Fraser Canyon	Queen Alexandra Elementary School, Vancouver
NS		Alexandra Street, Sydney
ON	Alexandra Park, Toronto	Royal Alexandra Interprovincial Bridge, Ottawa	Queen Alexandra Public School, Toronto	Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto
SK			Princess Alexandra School, Saskatoon

Princess Maud[edit]

Princess Maud Other title: Queen Maud (1905-1938)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NU	Queen Maud Gulf

Princess Louise[edit]

Princess Louise Other title: Princess Royal (1905-1931)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
BC				SS Princess Royal (scrapped)

King George V[edit]

King George V
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Coronation^[24]		King George School, Calgary
BC	Mount George V
MB			George V Public School, Winnipeg
NB		George Street, Fredericton	George Street Middle School, Fredericton
NL				King George V Park, St. John's
ON			King George Public School, Newmarket	St. George's Chapel, Cathedral Church of St. James, Toronto^[14] Prince of Wales Hotel, Niagara-on-the-Lake
QC	Place George V, Quebec City
SK			King George School, Saskatoon	King George Hotel, Saskatoon
NU	King George V Mountain

Queen Mary*[edit]

Queen Mary
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Queen Mary Park, Edmonton
BC			Queen Mary Elementary School, Vancouver
ON		Queen Mary Drive, Oakville	Queen Mary Street Public School, Ottawa
QC		Queen Mary Road, Montreal
SK			Queen Mary School, Prince Albert

Prince George[edit]

Prince George
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON		Princes Boulevard, Toronto		Princes' Gates, Toronto Prince George Hotel, Kingston

King Edward VIII[edit]

King Edward VIII Other title: The Prince of Wales (1910-1936)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB				Prince of Wales Hotel
ON		Prince Edward Viaduct, Toronto Princes Boulevard		Princes' Gates, Toronto
SK				Prince of Wales Promenade, Regina

King George VI[edit]

King George VI Other title: The Duke of York (1920–1936)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	King's Lookout, Tunnel Mountain^[25]	Kingsway, Edmonton
BC	King George VI Provincial Park	King George Boulevard, Surrey	King George Secondary School, Vancouver	King George Station King George Tower
ON	Coronation Park, Toronto	King George VI Bridge, Port Stanley^[26]	Duke of York School, Toronto King George VI School, Kenora^[27]	King George VI Chapel, Grace Church on-the-Hill, Toronto
QC		George VI Avenue, Quebec City
SK	King George, Saskatoon		King George Community School, Prince Albert King George School, Moose Jaw King George School, Saskatoon

Queen Elizabeth*[edit]

Queen Elizabeth
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Queen Elizabeth Park, Edmonton^[28]			Queen Elizabeth Pool, Edmonton^[28]
BC	Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver		Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Surrey Queen Elizabeth Annex, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Vancouver
NL			Queen Elizabeth Regional High School, Conception Bay^[29]
NS			Queen Elizabeth High School, Halifax
ON		Queen Elizabeth Way	Queen Elizabeth Public School, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth School, Kitchener
SK	Queen Elizabeth, Saskatoon		Queen Elizabeth School, Lloydminster Queen Elizabeth School, Saskatoon Queen Elizabeth School, Weyburn

Princess Margaret[edit]

Princess Margaret
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Princess Margaret Mountain
BC	Princess Margaret Marine Park		Princess Margaret Secondary School, Surrey
MB			Princess Margaret School, Winnipeg
NB		Princess Margaret Bridge, Fredericton
NS			Princess Margaret Rose Elementary School, Truro
ON		Princess Margaret Boulevard, Toronto	Princess Margaret Nursery School, Etobicoke^[30] Princess Margaret Junior School, Etobicoke	Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto
SK			Princess Margaret School, Prince Albert

Queen Elizabeth II[edit]

Queen Elizabeth II Other title: Princess Elizabeth (1926–1952)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
CA		Queensway, Ottawa
AB	Diamond Jubilee Park, Wetaskiwin^[31] Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park^[32] Queen Elizabeth Ranges Coronation Park, Edmonton	Queen Elizabeth II Highway Princess Elizabeth Avenue, Edmonton	Queen Elizabeth Junior and Senior High School, Calgary Queen Elizabeth High School, Edmonton	Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Edmonton Queen Elizabeth II Planetarium,^[33] Edmonton Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, Grande Prairie
BC	Queen Elizabeth Ranges		Queen Elizabeth Annex, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, New Westminster Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Surrey	Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver Queen Elizabeth II Observatory, Mount Kobau. (Proposed)
MB	Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Winnipeg^[14]	Queen Elizabeth II Way, Winnipeg		Princess Elizabeth Hospital, Winnipeg Queen Elizabeth II Music Building, Brandon University, Brandon
NB	Coronation Park, Bathurst		Coronation Park Elementary School, Bathurst Diamond Jubilee IT Centre, Hazen-White-St. Francis School, Saint John^[34] Princess Elizabeth School, Saint John Queen Elizabeth School, Moncton
NL		Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, Trans-Canada Highway, between Glenwood and Appleton	Queen Elizabeth High School, St. Edward's	Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's
NS	Queen Elizabeth Park, Glace Bay	Jubilee Highway^[35]	Jubilee Elementary School, Sydney Mines Queen Elizabeth High School, Halifax	Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, Halifax
ON	Diamond Jubilee Park, Ottawa^[36] Golden Jubilee Greenway, Markham^[37] Golden Jubilee Park, Haliburton Golden Jubilee Park, Hamilton Queen's Diamond Jubilee Park, Aurora^[38] Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Trail, Ottawa^[39] Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Upper Canada Village, South Dundas^[40] Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Jackson Park, Windsor^[41] Queen Elizabeth Park, Oakville^[42] Queen Elizabeth II Rose Garden, Grange Park, Toronto Queen Elizabeth II Rose Garden, Queen's Park, Toronto Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park	Diamond Jubilee Promenade, Toronto^[43] Queen Elizabeth Driveway, Ottawa Queensway, Ottawa	Golden Jubilee Journalism New Media Centre, Sheridan College, Oakville Queen Elizabeth II School, Chatham-Kent^[44] Queen Elizabeth Elementary School, Belleville Queen Elizabeth Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Kingston Queen Elizabeth Public School Leamington Queen Elizabeth Sr. Public School, Mississauga Queen Elizabeth Public School, Ottawa Queen Elizabeth School, Perth Queen Elizabeth Public School, Picton Queen Elizabeth Public School, Sault Ste. Marie Queen Elizabeth Public School, Sudbury	Princess Elizabeth Wing, Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia Queen Elizabeth II Building, Exhibition Place, Toronto Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, Oakville^[42] Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Exhibition Place, Toronto Queen's Lantern, Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa^[14]
PE				Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Charlottetown^[45]
QC	Parc Reine Elizabeth II, La Pocatière Place Reine Elizabeth II, Trois-Rivières			Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal
SK	Queen Elizabeth Court, Regina Queen's Golden Jubilee Rose Garden, Moose Jaw		Queen Elizabeth School, Saskatoon	Queen Elizabeth Power Station, Regina Queen Elizabeth II Court, Regina Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Regina^[46] Queen Elizabeth II Wing, Government House, Regina^[47]
NT	Queen Elizabeth Islands
NU	Queen Elizabeth Islands	Queen Elizabeth Way, Iqaluit

Prince Philip*[edit]

Prince Philip Other title: The Duke of Edinburgh (1947-)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NL		Prince Philip Drive, St. John's
SK		Duke of Edinburgh Way, Regina	Prince Philip School, Saskatoon

Prince Charles[edit]

Prince Charles Other title: The Prince of Wales (1958-)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
AB	Prince Charles, Edmonton		Prince Charles Elementary School, Edmonton
BC			Prince Charles Elementary School, Abbotsford Prince Charles Secondary School, Creston Prince Charles Elementary School, Surrey
NB			Prince Charles Elementary School, Saint John
NL		* Prince of Wales Arena, St. John's	Prince of Wales Collegiate, St. John's^[48]
ON		Prince of Wales Drive, Cobourg Prince of Wales Drive, Mississauga Prince of Wales Drive, Nepean Prince of Wales Drive, Ottawa	Prince Charles Elementary School, Belleville Prince Charles Public School, Newmarket Prince of Wales Public School, Brockville
PEI	Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall Trail System, Bonshaw Provincial Park^[49]		Prince of Wales Campus, Holland College, Charlottetown^[50]
SK		Prince of Wales Drive, Regina	Prince Charles School, Prince Albert	Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre, Assiniboia Prince of Wales Entrance, Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina
NU	Prince Charles Island

Diana, Princess of Wales*[edit]

Diana, Princess of Wales
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON				Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto
SK	Princess Diana Multi-District Park, Saskatoon

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall*[edit]

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
PEI	Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall Trail System, Bonshaw Provincial Park^[51]

Prince William[edit]

Prince William Other title: The Duke of Cambridge (2011-)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON		Prince William Boulevard, Bowmanville	Duke of Cambridge Public School, Bowmanville^[52]

Princess Anne[edit]

Princess Anne
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
ON		Princess Anne Crescent, Etobicoke^[30]	Princess Anne French Immersion Public School, London^[53] Princess Anne Public School, Sudbury^[54]

Prince Andrew[edit]

Prince Andrew Other title: The Duke of York (1986-)
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
NS			Prince Andrew High School, Dartmouth	Prince Andrew High School Library, Dartmouth^[55]
ON	Duke of York Boulevard, Mississauga		Prince Andrew Public School, Denfield^[56]

Prince Edward[edit]

Prince Edward
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
SK	Prince Edward Park, Melfort			Prince Edward Building, Regina

Lady Louise Windsor[edit]

Lady Louise Windsor
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
MB	Lake Louise^[57]

Viscount Severn[edit]

Viscount Severn Full name: James Alexander Philip Theo
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
MB	Lake James^[57]

Various[edit]

Various Named for multiple members of the Royal Family
Region	Geographic locations	Civil structures	Schools	Buildings
QC				Her/His Majesty's Theatre, Montreal (demolished)

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