Metropolitan
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Areas and governance (secular and ecclesiastical)
- Metropolitan archdiocese, the jurisdiction of a metropolitan archbishop
- Metropolitan bishop or archbishop, leader of an ecclesiastical "mother see"
- Metropolitan area, a region consisting of a densely populated urban core and its surrounding territories
- Metropolitan borough, a form of local government district in England, United Kingdom
- Metropolitan county, a type of county-level administrative division of England, United Kingdom
- Metropolitan Corporation (Pakistan), a local government authority in Pakistan
Businesses
- Metro-Cammell, a British manufacturer of railway stock
- Metropolitan Books, an imprint of Henry Holt and Company
- Metropolitan Stores, a Canadian former department store chain
- Metropolitan-Vickers, a British heavy electrical engineering company
Colleges and universities
United Kingdom
- Leeds Metropolitan University, England
- London Metropolitan University, England
- Manchester Metropolitan University, England
- Swansea Metropolitan University, Wales
United States
- Metropolitan Community College (Omaha), United States
- Metropolitan State University of Denver, United States
- Metropolitan State University, Saint Paul, Minnesota
In other countries
- Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway
- Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
- Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada
Film
- Metropolitan (1935 film), a film by Richard Boleslawski
- Metropolitan (1939 film), a French thriller film directed by Maurice Cam
- Metropolitan (1990 film), a film by Whit Stillman
Literature
- The Metropolitan (newspaper), the college newspaper of Metropolitan State University of Denver
- Metropolitan (novel), a fantasy novel by Walter Jon Williams
- The Metropolitan Magazine, a publication from London
- Metropolitan Magazine (New York City), a literary magazine
- Seattle Metropolitan, a local-interest magazine published in Seattle, Washington
Music
- Metropolitan (band), an indie rock group from Washington, D.C.
- "Metropolitan", a song by Nemo
Transport
Transit systems
- Metropolitan (train), a discontinued German train service between Cologne and Hamburg
- Metropolitan line, a London Underground route
Vehicles
- Convair Metropolitan, an airliner
- Metropolitan, a named train of the Pennsylvania Railroad, from New York City to St. Louis
- Metropolitan Special, a named train of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from Jersey City to St. Louis
- Nash Metropolitan, an automobile
- Scania Metropolitan, a double-decker bus
Venues
- Metropolitan (bar), a gay bar in New York City
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York
- Metropolitan Opera, in New York
- Metropolitan Theatre (disambiguation), several venues
- Teatro Metropólitan, in Mexico City
Other uses
- Metropolitan (cocktail), a variation of the Brandy Manhattan
- Metropolitan area network, a city-spanning computer network
- Metropolitan Division, a division in the National Hockey League
- Metropolitan Police Service, the police force of Greater London, England
- New York Metropolitans, 19th century baseball team
See also
- Met (disambiguation)
- Metro (disambiguation)
- Metropol (disambiguation)
- Metropole, "mother country", or central part of a colonizing state
- Metropolis, a large city or conurbation
- Metropolis (disambiguation)
- The Metropolitan (disambiguation)
- Metropolitan Bank (disambiguation)
- Metropolitan Building (disambiguation)
- Metropolitan France, the part of France in Europe
- Metropolitan Magazine (disambiguation)
- Metropolitan Opera House (disambiguation)
- Metropolitan Police (disambiguation)
- Moscow Metro (rus. Московский метрополитен), a rapid transit system in Moscow, Russia
- Paris Métro, a rapid transit system in Paris, France
- Rapid transit system, in an urban area
- Transmetropolitan, a comic book series
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