Areas of Leeds Quiz

Famous for...	Area	Alphabetically
Being exactly half way between Edinburgh and London		A
Its ancient (original) Norman Church		A
The Battle of Adwalton Moor		A
Being the most average place in England and Wales		A
The East Leeds Gay Bikers Association		A
The Grammar School at Leeds		A
Leeds Prison		A
The Viaduct over the river Wharf		A
Being birthplace of John Smeaton		A
Having two community halls		B
Having a pub dating back to 953 AD		B
Incorporating name of former Kingdom		B
Past gang activity		B
Picturesque Leeds Met campus		B
Elland Road Stadium		B
Nell McAndrew		B
Its conservation area, 'B....' Square		B
Featuring in Kaiser Chiefs song, 'Highroyds'		B
Leeds Fest		B
Train tunnel underneath it		B
Buffaloes RLFC		B
Leeds West Academy/Bramley Park		B
Many students/Cardigan Road		B
St. James's (Jimmy's) Hospital		B
Containing half the letters of the alphabet, unrepeated		B
Victoria Park, West Leeds		C
Rhubarb growing		C
Trendy bars, lots of graduates		C
The Leeds Carnival		C
Its three pubs, 'top oyle, middle oyle and bottom oyle'		C
Its magazine, 'The Outlook'		C
Its section of the Leeds Country Way		C
An unprecedented and unlikely string of burglaries in 2008		C
Many cul-de-sacs		C
Iconic BT Tower		C
Being home to Leeds's tallest blocks of flats		C
Its large public park		C
Its Arndale Centre		C
High levels of anti social behaviour		C
James Margetson		D
Ernie Wise		E
Its large park		E
The Yorkshire Countrywomen's Association		E
St. Chad's Church, Woodies Ale House, The Three Horseshoes, Students		F
Having both an old part and a new part		F

Famous for...	Area	Alphabetically
Their Celtic football club		F
Prime Minister H. Asquith went to school here		F
Its football club with Brazilian stars		G
The Farnley Wood Plot		G
Its high concentration of tower blocks and its Grade I listed Church		G
Having a wing of Jimmy's named after it		G
Its cricket club		G
Being Home of Harry Ramsden's Fish and Chips		G
Being next to Temple Newsham		H
Featuring in the TV show CCTV Cities		H
Riots in 2001		H
Its stately home/Also where Emmerdale is filmed		H
The now shut 'Hark to Rover' Pub		H
Its two stadia, being full of students, The Otley Run, Yorkshire CCC		H
Its name was formerly part of the Leeds and H.... Building Society		H
Its community/shopping centre. A major bus terminus		H
Being the location of Leeds Trinity and All Saints University College		H
Being a huge industrial centre for the first steam trains		H
Woodhouse Moor/Many students/Picturesque view of Leeds Uni		H
The Wise Owl Pub (now demolished)		I
Its hospital (closed 1998) which is famous for its heart surgery		K
Its Anglo Saxon Church		K
Its large Abbey		K
Bodington Hall/Large cemetary		L
Its proximity to the A1 Great North Road		L
Lady Elizabeth Hastings lived here		L
Largest financial centre outside London/Largest law centre outside London/Its Skyline		L
The Windmill Inn		L
Its many tower blocks, named partly after another UK city		L
Its interchange		L
Its valley trail		M
Hosting the second largest turnip convention in the world		M
Having the best kept railway station in all Yorkshire		M
Wetherby Athletic		M
Leeds Country Way and Transpennine Trail both pass through here		M
Its railway		M
Its view over Central Leeds		M
Golfer, Peter Allis		M
Major filming location of ITV's Fat Friends		M
Being near Bramley		M
A large Jewish population/A 'corner' of the same name		M
Sharing a name with GB Rugby League International Adrian...		M
Its iconic clock		O
Neville Hill Rail Depot		O
Its large market/The view over it/The river wharf/Its hospital		O

Famous for...	Area	Alphabetically
Theologian Richard Bentley		O
Pool Bank		P
Its park which is the start and finish of the Leeds Carnival Procession		P
Children in need Bear named after this area		P
The flats here were the largest in Europe		Q
Its Hill called 'The R...' Billing		R
All Saints Church		R
Shares its name with famous outlaw		R
Its roundabout, also its canal side		R
Having the largest working men's club in the country		R
One of the largest parks in the UK		R
Ling Lane, perhaps the most expensive street in Leeds		S
Being the other constituent of the Civil Parish of Barwick-in-Elmet and S...		S
Being the residence of two victims of the Yorkshire Ripper		S
Having one of the largest council estates in the country		S
Slaid Hill		S
Its interchange where some major roads of North Leeds meet		S
Having the UK's first High Occupancy Vehicle Lane (car pool lane)		S
Sherburn Court Flats		S
Its pub, which can never technically be a pub		S
A small volume, Patchwork Press		S
It's stately home/Party in the park		T
Having no street lights/Its Pétanque area		T
Leeds United's disputed training ground		T
Thorpe Hall		T
Its roundabout on the Leeds Ring Road		T
Its working men's club/Being the terminus of the number 18 bus route		T
Used to be part of Bradford, now part of Leeds		T
Overlooked by the British Library		W
Its weird name		W
Oxley Hall, Lots of students, The Stables Pub		W
Home to England's oldest Horse Fair		W
Trendy restaurants, The village Hotel		W
Its Racecourse		W
The Battle of Winwaed		W
Its many sporting facilities		W
Its confusion with a similarly named area in Bradford		W
Its sizable student population and proximity to the University of Leeds		W
Home of Bentley's Yorkshire Bitter		W
The largest gas holder in Leeds		W
Having a population of less than 50		W
Many high rise flats and a beck		W
Being home to Leeds Bradford airport		Y

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