Argyle Street Explained

Argyle Street - derived from "Argyle", an archaic spelling of "Argyll", a county in western Scotland - is the name of a street in many cities and towns. Notable among these are:

Australia

• Argyle Street, the Rocks, Sydney
• Argyle Street, Hobart, Tasmania
• Argyle Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne
• Argyle Street, Parramatta, New South Wales
• Argyle Street, Camden, New South Wales
• Argyle Street, Picton, New South Wales
• Argyle Street, Moss Vale, New South Wales

Canada

• Argyle Street, Campbellton
• Argyle Street, Glace Bay
• Argyle Street (Halifax)
• Argyle Street, Toronto
• Argyle Street, Caledonia
• Argyle Street, Montreal

Hong Kong

• Argyle Street, Hong Kong

United Kingdom

• England
  • Argyle Street, Bath
  • Argyle Street, Birkenhead
  • Argyle Street, Cambridge
  • Argyle Street, Heywood
  • Argyle Street, Hull, home of Hull Jazz Club which met every Friday at Windsor Hall
  • Argyle Street, London
  • Argyle Street, Norwich
  • Argyle Street, Reading
• Northern Ireland
  • Argyle Street, Derry
• Scotland
  • Argyle Street, Dornoch
  • Argyle Street, Dundee
  • Argyle Street, Edinburgh
  • Argyle Street, Glasgow
    • Argyle Street railway station, Glasgow
  • Argyle Street, Greenock
  • Argyle Street, Lossiemouth
  • Argyle Street, Paisley
  • Argyle Street, St Andrews
  • Argyle Street, Ullapool

United States

• West Argyle Street Historic District, Chicago

Malaysia

• Argyle Road, Penang

See also

• Argyle (disambiguation)
• Argyll