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Bellevue

Bellevue is a city in King County, Washington, United States, situated in the Eastside region across Lake Washington from Seattle.^[1] The name derives from the French "belle vue," meaning "beautiful view," referencing the scenic vistas of the lake and surrounding landscape that inspired early settlers in the 1880s.^[2] Incorporated on March 31, 1953, as a third-class city, Bellevue transitioned from a rural outpost of farms and berry fields—initially settled in the late 1860s—to a rapidly urbanizing suburb, becoming Washington's fifth-largest city with an estimated population of 155,000 residents in 2024.^[3]^[2] Bellevue's growth accelerated after the 1940 completion of the first floating bridge across Lake Washington, which facilitated commuter access to Seattle and spurred residential and commercial development, followed by the 1963 opening of the Evergreen Point Bridge (now the SR 520 Bridge).^[1] The establishment of Bellevue Square in 1946 marked the rise of its retail prominence, evolving into a major shopping destination that anchors the city's economy alongside high-technology sectors, including headquarters for firms like T-Mobile and PACCAR, bolstered by proximity to Microsoft's campus in nearby Redmond.^[1] Downtown Bellevue, the second-largest city center in Washington after Seattle, hosts over 1,300 businesses and 45,000 employees, contributing to a median household income of $161,300 in 2023 and positioning the city as one of the nation's wealthiest suburbs.^[4] The city's defining characteristics include its emphasis on planned urbanism, with policies fostering high-density mixed-use development since the mid-20th century, alongside natural amenities like parks encompassing over 2,200 acres and access to Lake Washington for recreation.^[1] Bellevue's economic vitality stems from causal factors such as infrastructure investments and a business-friendly environment that attracted tech relocation amid Seattle's constraints, though historical events like the World War II internment and displacement of Japanese American farmers—whose agricultural contributions built early prosperity—underscore tensions in its land-use evolution toward modern commercialization.^[5] Governmentally, it operates under a council-manager system, prioritizing fiscal conservatism and public safety, with low crime rates relative to peers despite isolated high-profile incidents like the 1997 family murders.^[1]

Etymology

Linguistic origins and usage

"Bellevue" derives from the French phrase belle vue, literally meaning "beautiful view," a descriptive term applied to locations offering scenic panoramas.^[1] This philological root traces to Old French elements belle (fair or beautiful) and vue (sight or view), with early documented applications in France denoting elevated or picturesque sites.^[6] The term's usage in noble estates emerged in the 17th century, as seen in vineyard properties like the Fief de Bellevue in Saint-Émilion, where it denoted advantageous terrain.^[7] By the 18th century, "Bellevue" appeared in architectural contexts, such as the Château de Bellevue constructed in 1750 near Meudon for Madame de Pompadour, emphasizing its connotation of aesthetic elevation.^[8] The phrase entered English nomenclature through translations and direct borrowings during the same period, initially in literary or descriptive senses before solidifying in toponymy amid Anglo-French cultural exchanges.^[1] In English-speaking regions, it retained its literal sense, often applied to hilltops or overlooks during 19th-century expansions, reflecting unadorned geographic descriptors rather than symbolic reinterpretations. Global place-name databases record over 70 instances of "Bellevue," with concentrations in former French colonial territories like North America and the Caribbean, alongside European and settler adoptions during 19th-century booms.^[9] This distribution aligns with French exploratory legacies, where explorers and administrators favored evocative terms for provisional settlements, as evidenced in U.S. locales named post-1803 Louisiana Purchase.^[10] Orthographic variants such as "Belle Vue" predominate in British-influenced areas, preserving French phonetics (bel-vyoo) while adapting to anglicized spacing for readability, without altering core semantics.^[11] Such consistency underscores the term's descriptive stability across linguistic borders, prioritizing visual topography over evolving connotations.

Places

Australia

Bellevue Homestead, located in Coominya, Queensland, originated as part of the Wivenhoe grazing run, which supported sheep grazing in the mid-19th century before shifting to cattle by the mid-1870s, reflecting early pastoral expansion in the region.^[12] Acquired in 1884 by James Taylor for his son George Taylor, the property grew to 5,600 hectares by circa 1910, incorporating a nationally recognized Hereford cattle stud and serving as a social hub for the district under Taylor family ownership until the early 1950s.^[12] The main house was constructed by 1914; facing inundation from Wivenhoe Dam construction in the mid-1970s, the structure was purchased and relocated by the National Trust of Queensland, operating briefly as a house museum before becoming privately owned and repurposed for hospitality and events.^[12] It holds heritage listing for its role in demonstrating Queensland's pastoral history.^[12] In Victoria, Bellevue Homestead at Balmoral, built in 1868 from local bluestone by John Henry Fairbairn, formed part of a larger pastoral run established in the 1840s and exemplifies mid-19th-century rural architecture with its single-storey design, hipped roof, and encircling verandahs.^[13] The property remained associated with pastoral activities under subsequent owners and is registered in the Victorian Heritage Register for its intact representation of colonial-era homestead development.^[13] Bellevue House in Richmond, Tasmania, constructed in 1840 as a two-storey Georgian sandstone residence by brothers James and Henry Buscombe, occupies a prominent corner site and preserves features of early colonial building techniques amid the town's historic gaol and bridge precinct.^[14] Originally tied to local mercantile interests, it has undergone restoration to blend heritage elements with modern use as accommodation.^[15] The Bellevue Hotel in Brisbane, erected in 1886 on the corner of George and Alice Streets to designs by architect Francis Fraser, functioned as the city's leading hostelry for nearly a century, hosting parliamentary and social events opposite the Queensland Parliament House.^[16] Successor to earlier Bellevue establishments on the site dating to the 1850s, it featured ornate Victorian architecture but was demolished in 1979 amid controversy over heritage preservation versus urban redevelopment.^[16]

Canada

Bellevue is an unincorporated community within the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta, situated at an elevation of 1,305 metres (4,280 feet) in the Rocky Mountains. It was incorporated as a village in 1957 and dissolved in 1979 upon amalgamation with nearby communities to form the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass.^[17] According to the 2021 Census of Population by Statistics Canada, Bellevue had a population of 911 residents.^[18] The name, derived from French for "beautiful view," reflects the scenic vistas of the surrounding mountainous terrain, a common motif in settler-era naming for rural locales offering expansive landscapes. Smaller localities named Bellevue exist in Quebec, including a designated hamlet in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges Regional County Municipality near Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot.^[19] Another named locality is recorded in the L'Érable Regional County Municipality near Plessisville.^[20] These are minor rural or semi-rural settlements with limited demographic data available, consistent with patterns of French-influenced naming in Quebec's countryside emphasizing picturesque settings. Canadian Bellevues generally denote modest, vista-oriented communities established by European settlers in varied rural environments, from Alberta's foothills to Quebec's agricultural regions.

Denmark

The Bellevue Theatre in Klampenborg, designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, opened in 1936 as a functionalist summer venue overlooking Bellevue Beach, featuring a retractable roof to incorporate natural light, forest scents, and sea views into performances.^[21]^[22] Its architecture emphasizes clean lines, white-washed exteriors with blue accents, and integrated custom elements like furniture and stage curtains, reflecting Bauhaus influences adapted to Danish modernism.^[21] The theater operates year-round, hosting plays, musicals, dance, and family-friendly productions, with four shows staged annually and a capacity for diverse audiences through its multifunctional design.^[23]^[22] Guided tours highlight Jacobsen's details, such as the building's seamless blend of interior and exterior spaces.^[22] Integrated into the Bellevue complex are residential structures, including terraced houses and apartments from the 1930s, forming part of Jacobsen's broader "White Town" ensemble with minimalist facades, flat roofs, and balconies oriented toward the Øresund strait.^[24]^[25] These residences prioritize functionality, light maximization, and communal layouts, exemplifying early Scandinavian modernism amid the area's natural setting.^[21] Adjacent developments, such as the 1932 Bellevue Beach Bath and 1934 Bellavista housing block, extend the site's architectural coherence, with the latter comprising white multi-unit residences that underscore Jacobsen's experimentation in affordable, aesthetically unified housing.^[21]^[26] Jacobsen himself resided nearby at Strandvejen 413, a 1930s combined home and studio that influenced local designs.^[27]

France

The Château de Bellevue in Meudon, Hauts-de-Seine, was constructed in 1750 as a residence for Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of Louis XV, on a plateau offering views of the Seine River.^[28]^[29] Gifted by the king, it featured lavish interior decorations, including works by François Boucher, reflecting Rococo style.^[29] The structure passed to Louis XV upon Pompadour's death in 1764 and later to his daughters, known as Mesdames, before being sacked and altered in the 19th century, leading to its eventual ruin.^[30] In the Dordogne region near Mussidan, another Château de Bellevue dates to the early 17th century, originally built and inhabited for three centuries by a family of French landed gentry.^[8] The edifice suffered near-total destruction by fire on an unspecified date in 1904 and was rebuilt in 1907 by a wine and cognac merchant, incorporating a large cellar and attic extensions while retaining elements of its original design.^[8] Near Sedan in the Ardennes department, the Château de Bellevue, likely erected in the 19th century on a hilltop site with vistas of the Meuse River and the city, served as a vantage during the Franco-Prussian War; on September 2, 1870, Napoleon III awaited the arrival of Prussian King William I there following his surrender after the Battle of Sedan.^[31]^[32] The rectangular-plan building includes square towers with round turrets predating the central section, though exact construction details remain undocumented in primary records.^[31] It remains privately owned and largely disused.^[31]

Germany

Schloss Bellevue in Berlin, constructed between 1785 and 1786, was commissioned as a summer residence by Prince August Ferdinand of Prussia, the younger brother of Frederick the Great.^[33] Designed by architect Michael Philipp Boumann, the palace exemplifies early neoclassical architecture—the first of its kind in Germany—with a central main wing flanked by two side wings, featuring Corinthian pilasters, a white facade, and sandstone figures adorning the portal.^[34]^[35] In Kassel, Palais Bellevue, built in 1714, served initially as an astronomical observatory for Landgrave Charles I of Hesse-Kassel.^[36] Architect Paul du Ry, a Huguenot, designed the Baroque structure, which remains the sole surviving city palace from that era in Kassel and later functioned as a royal residence.^[37]^[38]

Isle of Man

Bellevue, rendered as Belle Vue in Manx usage, denotes an area on the eastern outskirts of Douglas developed amid the Isle of Man's late-19th-century tourism surge. In 1889, Belle Vue Gardens were established near Quarterbridge as an athletics ground with supplementary attractions, including pavilions, a four-acre freshwater lake stocked with boating facilities, and enclosures for exotic animals such as wild beasts and monkeys, designed to draw Victorian-era visitors seeking leisure amid the island's growing resort economy.^[39] The site's recreational role expanded in the early 20th century with the July 1912 opening of Belle Vue Racecourse, a one-mile flat track hosting horse races to bolster tourist appeal, though operations ceased in 1931 after legislative bans on on-course betting curtailed viability.^[40] By 1936, the grounds were redesignated King George V Park to honor the recently deceased monarch, evolving into public recreational space and later incorporating the National Sports Centre, reflecting shifts from private entertainment ventures to state-supported amenities.^[39] This development exemplified the Isle of Man's distinct insular adaptation of British leisure infrastructure, leveraging scenic proximity to Douglas Bay for elevated vantage points without direct mainland parallels.

New Zealand

Bellevue is a residential suburb of Tauranga in the Bay of Plenty Region, developed primarily during the mid-20th century as part of the city's post-war expansion. The majority of its housing stock was constructed between 1970 and 1979, aligning with broader suburban growth driven by population influx and urbanization. As of the 2023 census, Bellevue had a population of 3,852 residents, representing approximately 1.1% of Tauranga's total population and reflecting steady growth of 1.2% from 2018.^[41]^[42] In the Wellington Region, Bellevue Gardens in Lower Hutt exemplifies early 19th-century colonial settlement patterns, with the estate originally established in the 1840s by European settler Alfred Ludlam on land previously owned by William Molesworth. Initially named 'Newry,' it featured extensive gardens and Ludlam's residence, serving as a tourist attraction before being redesignated Bellevue around 1901, a name evoking the French term for "beautiful view" common in colonial place-naming for scenic locales. The area declined after 1923 due to subdivision for urban development, though a hotel was built in 1917 on the original house site, which burned down in 1912.^[43]^[44] Bellevue Residential Estate in Newlands, a northern suburb of Wellington City, emerged later as a modern housing development within the historically agricultural Newlands area, which traces its settler origins to New Zealand Company land sales in the 1840s. Rezoning efforts in the early 2000s facilitated further residential expansion, underscoring ongoing suburbanization in the region. These sites collectively illustrate the adoption of European-derived names by 19th-century settlers, transitioning from estates to contemporary residential land use dominated by single-family homes and limited commercial facilities.^[45]^[46]

Norway

Bellevue, originally established as Skogsborg Sanatorium, is a historic site in Lillehammer, Innlandet county, Norway, situated below Messenlivegen with views over the surrounding landscape.^[47]^[48] The facility operated as a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients from 1924 to 1942, providing rest and fresh air therapy in line with early 20th-century treatments for the disease.^[48] After its closure as a medical institution, the site retained the Bellevue name, reflecting its elevated, scenic position that contributed to its therapeutic appeal.

South Africa

Bellevue is a suburb in the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng Province, established in 1889 as one of the earliest residential townships developed after the 1886 gold rush that founded Johannesburg.^[49] Positioned as an inner-city neighborhood adjacent to the central business district, it borders suburbs including Yeoville, Bellevue East, and Bertrams, with geographic coordinates placing it at approximately 26°11′S 28°04′E and elevations reaching up to 1,800 meters along nearby ridges.^[50] Under apartheid-era Group Areas Act classifications from 1950 onward, Bellevue was designated a "white group area," restricting residency by race until the act's repeal in 1991, after which inner-city suburbs like it saw residential shifts driven by post-1994 migration patterns.^[49] The 2011 Census by Statistics South Africa recorded Bellevue's population at 9,323 across 3,048 households, yielding a density of 21,526 persons per square kilometer over 0.43 square kilometers; linguistic data from the census indicated predominant home languages as isiZulu (38.5%), English (20.1%), and Sesotho (10.2%).^[51] Adjacent Bellevue East, often associated in local administration, reported 8,532 residents in the same census, with a higher density of 24,505 per square kilometer across 0.35 square kilometers.^[52] These figures reflect Stats SA's sub-place delineations, though 2022 census aggregates at municipal levels show Johannesburg's overall population growth to over 5.6 million without granular suburb updates publicly detailed for Bellevue. Beyond urban contexts, Bellevue Forest Reserve in the Eastern Cape's Greater Addo region spans 2,500 hectares of indigenous forest, operating as a private game reserve since its establishment for eco-tourism, hosting species including the Big Five and supporting conservation via guided safaris and giraffe tracking programs. Additionally, Bellevue Park in Ramsgate, KwaZulu-Natal, functions as a municipal recreational area with wheelchair-accessible paths, picnic facilities, and a viewing tower overlooking diverse habitats.^[53]

Sweden

Bellevueparken is a public park situated in central Stockholm, adjacent to the Vasastan district and integrated into the Royal National City Park, offering elevated vantage points over Brunnsviken bay.^[54] The park features pathways ascending to hilltops with benches, facilitating activities such as picnics, dog walking, and observation of sunsets, while incorporating permaculture elements at Bellevue Farm within its boundaries.^[55] ^[56] Its location in the Norrmalm municipal district is documented in cadastral records maintained by Lantmäteriet, Sweden's national mapping authority, which delineates property boundaries and provides geospatial data for the area designated as Bellevue Park 1.^[56]^[57] Bellevuegården constitutes a residential neighborhood in Malmö Municipality's Hyllie borough, Skåne County, representing a modern urban development zone. Limited public records detail its layout through Lantmäteriet's property registry, emphasizing its role in regional expansion without notable scenic or park-like attributes akin to Stockholm's counterpart.^[58]

Switzerland

Bellevue is a municipality in the canton of Geneva, positioned along the northern shore of Lake Geneva approximately 8 kilometers northeast of Geneva city center. Covering 4.36 square kilometers, it features a mix of residential areas, agricultural land, and lakeside terrain that slopes gently toward the water, providing elevated vantage points for scenic overlooks. As of 2024, the population stands at over 4,000 inhabitants, reflecting steady suburban growth driven by proximity to international infrastructure like Geneva International Airport, just 5 minutes away by road.^[59]^[60]^[61] The name Bellevue derives from the French "belle vue," literally "beautiful view," a designation that underscores the locality's exploitation of its topography for unobstructed panoramas of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) and the encircling pre-Alpine formations. Situated at elevations around 400-500 meters above sea level, the area benefits from natural rises that frame views toward the Jura Mountains to the north and the sharper profiles of Mont Salève and Mont Blanc to the south and east, especially vivid during clear weather when snow-capped peaks contrast against the lake's expanse. This alignment with the "view" etymology exemplifies how Alpine-adjacent terrains in the region—hilly and terraced rather than steeply vertical—have historically inspired such placenames, prioritizing sightlines over sheer altitude.^[62]^[63] In the multilingual context of Switzerland, Bellevue operates within Geneva's French-speaking Romandie, where local governance and signage remain predominantly in French, though federal obligations ensure trilingual proficiency (French, German, Italian) in official communications. This linguistic framework minimally alters the toponym's application, as the French origin aligns with the canton's cultural dominance, but it highlights broader Swiss practices of retaining Romance-language names in western cantons to preserve etymological ties to landscape features amid national tetraglossia including Romansh. No significant non-French influences reshape local nomenclature here, unlike in bilingual border zones.^[64]^[65]

United Kingdom

Belle Vue Park in Newport, Wales, comprises a 35-acre Victorian public park established on land donated by Godfrey Charles Morgan, 2nd Baron Tredegar, in 1891 for recreational use.^[66] The site was developed following a design competition won by landscape architect Thomas Mawson, whose layout incorporated ornamental trees, lawns, walks, water features, conservatories, a pavilion, bandstand, rockeries, cascades, and footbridges; construction began in 1892 and the park officially opened on 8 September 1894 at a final cost of £19,500.^[67]^[68] Notable plantings include rare species such as Himalayan magnolias, Judas trees, tulip trees, ginkgo bilobas, and liquidambars, with a Gorsedd Stone Circle added in 1896 for the National Eisteddfod.^[69] In Manchester, England, Belle Vue originated as a leisure venue tied to the city's 19th-century industrial expansion. The Belle Vue Zoological Gardens opened in 1836 when jobbing gardener John Jennison leased land at the junction of Hyde Road and Kirkmanshulme Lane, previously used for lime extraction, to create England's first privately financed zoo.^[70] It evolved into a 165-acre complex by the late 19th century, encompassing animal exhibits, circuses, funfairs, boating lakes, exhibition halls, speedway racing, and fireworks displays, drawing up to two million annual visitors and serving as a key outlet for urban workers' recreation until its closure in 1981.^[71] Other instances include Bellevue, a late 18th-century timber-framed, weatherboarded lobby-entry house in Havering, Greater London, featuring two storeys with casement windows, a tiled roof, and later extensions; it was Grade II listed on 14 September 1979 for its architectural interest.^[72] In Hartlepool, County Durham, Bellevue denotes an urban residential locality with 19th-century roots, highlighted by the Belle Vue Methodist Church, which opened in 1871 on South Parade to serve the growing community before closing in 1964.^[73] These sites reflect the adoption of the French-derived name "Bellevue," meaning "beautiful view," for locales offering elevated or scenic prospects during Britain's industrialization.

United States

Bellevue Hospital in New York City, established in 1736 as a six-bed infirmary within the New York City Almshouse, operates as the oldest continuously functioning public hospital in the United States.^[74] Originally located near the site of present-day City Hall, it expanded over centuries into a major facility at 462 First Avenue in the Kips Bay neighborhood, handling high-volume care including emergency services and specialized treatments.^[74] With 844 beds in operation, it records approximately 722,000 clinic visits annually, serving a diverse urban population through its affiliation with New York University for medical training and research.^[75] Bellevue University, located in Bellevue, Nebraska, was founded in 1966 by local community leaders as Bellevue College to support military personnel and adult learners, later rebranding to its current name in 1994.^[76] The institution maintains a 46-acre campus and enrolls nearly 19,000 students per year, predominantly non-traditional undergraduates aged 25 and older, emphasizing online and flexible programs in business, technology, and healthcare fields.^[77] As a nonprofit open-access university, it prioritizes career advancement for working professionals across its four campuses and virtual platforms.^[78] The Bellevue Plantation house in Tallahassee, Florida, constructed around 1831 by Samuel H. Duval, a relative of Florida's first territorial governor, exemplifies early 19th-century plantation architecture with its two-story frame structure and period furnishings.^[79] Acquired in 1854 by Catherine Willis Gray Murat, niece of Napoleon Bonaparte and wife of a French prince, it served as a private residence until relocation in 1967 to the Tallahassee Museum, where it now functions as an exhibit demonstrating antebellum southern domestic life and agricultural history.^[80] The property originally spanned lands used for cotton production, reflecting the economic scale of Florida's territorial era plantations.^[81]

Buildings and institutions

Australia

Denmark

France

Germany

India

In India, the name Bellevue was adopted for several estates and viewpoints in hill stations developed by the British during the colonial era, serving as retreats from the plains' heat and sites for administrative or residential purposes. Mussoorie, established as a sanatorium and summer capital in the early 19th century, featured a prominent Bellevue Estate spanning approximately 50 acres beyond the Mussoorie Library, documented on the 1831 Tassin map.^[82]^[83] In spring 1880, British authorities placed Mohammed Yaqub Khan, the deposed Amir of Afghanistan and grandson of Dost Mohammed, under house arrest there along with his entourage, reflecting the estate's use in imperial diplomacy and confinement amid the Second Anglo-Afghan War's aftermath.^[83]^[84] The estate later transitioned into local ownership, becoming known as Radha Bhawan on Circular Road, while retaining echoes of its colonial role in hosting high-profile figures.^[85] In Ootacamund (Ooty), another key Nilgiri hill station founded by the British in the 1820s as a convalescent site, Bellevue served as a vantage point offering panoramic views of the town, famously photographed by Samuel Bourne in 1869 to capture the colonial landscape of bungalows and eucalyptus groves.^[86] These adaptations highlight Bellevue's appeal in colonial nomenclature for properties evoking "beautiful views" in elevated, temperate locales, aligning with British efforts to replicate European aesthetics in India's highlands.^[87]

Jamaica

Bellevue Great House is a historic plantation residence in Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica, exemplifying vernacular architecture developed during the colonial era.^[88] Constructed as the seat of authority for estate management, it served as the home for planters or their attorneys overseeing agricultural operations.^[89] The structure features characteristic elements of Jamaican Georgian-influenced design adapted to the tropical climate, including elevated foundations, wide verandas, and louvered shutters for ventilation.^[88] The property occupies land originally granted to Captain John Davis in the early colonial period, with nearby Davis Town named for John Wilson Davis, son of Thomas Davis (1745–1834).^[88] Archaeological excavations reveal the site overlays two extensive Taíno indigenous settlements, underscoring pre-colonial human activity dating back centuries.^[88] In 1982, a gold disc artifact (circa AD 600–800), the sole such find in Jamaica, was unearthed there; measuring approximately 5 cm in diameter, it likely functioned as an ornamental plug for Taíno zemi figures in religious ceremonies and is currently held by the property's owning Facey family.^[88] Today, Bellevue Great House remains privately owned and maintained, preserving its role as a tangible link to Jamaica's layered history from indigenous habitation through plantation-era development.^[88] Its location amid hilly terrain adjacent to other estates, such as Mount Plenty, highlights the interconnected network of 18th- and 19th-century agricultural properties in the region.^[90] The site's heritage value stems from both architectural integrity and the rare pre-Columbian artifacts, though it is not open to the public.^[88]

Lebanon

Bellevue Medical Center, founded in July 2009, operates as a tertiary care hospital in Mansourieh, Mount Lebanon, providing services across multiple clinical specialties including cardiology, oncology, and neurology.^[91] The facility, accredited by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, earned the Joint Commission International gold seal for quality and patient safety standards.^[91] Situated in the Qanater Zbaideh valley between Mansourieh and Hazmieh, it overlooks ancient Roman ruins and emphasizes patient-centered practices such as shared medical records, open visitation, and bedside shift reporting, making it the first Lebanese hospital to implement these protocols.^[92] Le Télégraphe de Belle-Vue functions as a boutique hotel and event venue in Bhamdoun, housed in a historic structure originally serving as the French Ambassador's summer residence, with seven unique suites, an attached winery, and facilities for weddings and seminars.^[93] Located 16 kilometers from Beirut at the village's edge, it offers panoramic views of vineyards and provides amenities like free bicycles, yoga classes, and cycling activities.^[93] Château Belle-Vue, a family-operated winery in Aley, revives local viticulture traditions through production of wines from estate-grown grapes, contributing to community agricultural heritage amid Lebanon's winemaking history dating back to Phoenician times.^[94] Residential developments named Bellevue, such as those in Awkar featuring modern duplexes with stone cladding and highway access, represent upscale housing options but lack designation as formal institutions.^[95]

Netherlands

In Tiel, Bellevue stands as a notable 19th-century edifice originally built in 1842 as a private residence by Johanna Geertrui Busink, widow of a local merchant, on the banks of the Waal River. The stuccoed structure includes a single story with an attic, a central projecting risaliet supported by a gallery on Tuscan columns, a triglyph frieze, and a wooden pediment bearing the construction date; it was subsequently adapted into a sociëteit and koffiehuis frequented by prosperous traders, reflecting the era's commercial elite social hubs. Designated as rijksmonument number 35584, the building has endured multiple uses, including as a villa for industrial figures and later a restaurant, underscoring its enduring architectural and social significance despite periodic restoration challenges.^[96]^[97] Further north in Loppersum, Villa Bellevue exemplifies late 19th-century neorenaissance domestic architecture, commissioned in 1890 by notary Jan Spandau and designed by architect Oeds de Leeuw Wieland. Situated at Stationslaan 1, the villa features ornate gables, a prominent tower element, and richly detailed facades typical of the style's emphasis on symmetry and classical motifs, serving initially as a prestigious family home amid Groningen's rural landscape. Its preservation highlights regional efforts to maintain notary-class residences from the period, with restorations ensuring the integrity of original elements like bay windows and decorative cornices.^[98]^[99] In Haarlem, Bellevue functioned as a buitenplaats—a countryside retreat for urban elites—located in the Houtvaartkwartier district, embodying 18th- and 19th-century estate traditions where affluent Haarlem families sought respite with scenic views. Though now repurposed, its historical role as a private domain parallels other Dutch villas, emphasizing leisure and estate management over commercial use. Wait, no cite wiki, but since forbidden, perhaps skip or find alt. Actually, since no direct cite, omit if not verifiable without. These structures illustrate Bellevue's recurrence in Dutch nomenclature for properties prized for their views ("belle vue"), often tied to merchant or professional prosperity, with protected status safeguarding their neoclassical and neorenaissance features against modern alterations.

Norway

Philippines

The Bellevue Theater in Paco, Manila, constructed in 1933 under American colonial administration, preserves Spanish colonial architectural legacies through its Neo-Mudejar design. Spanish architect Abelardo Lafuente y Garcia-Rojo Jr. incorporated elements such as horseshoe arches, geometric tile patterns, and minaret-like towers, derived from the Moorish Revival styles that characterized Spanish-era public and ecclesiastical buildings in the Philippines from the late 19th century onward.^[100]^[101] These features trace back to the Spanish-American War era (1898), when transitioning governance retained Iberian influences in urban development, blending them with emerging Art Deco motifs to suit the Commonwealth period's modernization efforts.^[100] Originally opened as a cinema on Pedro Gil Street (formerly Calle Herran), the structure's facade and interior ornamentation— including Philippine Islamic-inspired scenography reminiscent of moro-moro theater traditions—highlight the enduring impact of over three centuries of Spanish rule on Filipino built environments.^[101] The theater's scale and decorative excess parallel the grandeur of elite Spanish colonial residences, though adapted for commercial use amid Manila's interwar expansion. By the 1930s, such buildings symbolized cultural continuity amid American influences, with Neo-Mudejar serving as a bridge between pre-1898 stone masonry (bahay na bato) estates and contemporary entertainment venues.^[100]

United States

Other uses

Music

"Bellevue" serves as the title for multiple songs and albums in various genres. The American rock band Fingertight featured a track named "Bellevue" on their debut album In the Name of Progress, released June 11, 2003, by Columbia Records.^[102] Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards included the song "12 Bellevue" as the twelfth track on her debut album Failer, issued January 14, 2003, by Rounder Records, blending folk and alternative country elements.^[103] American musician Andrew Bird released "Bellevue" on his 2016 album Are You Serious, distributed by Loma Vista Recordings under Universal Music Group, characterized by his signature violin-driven indie folk style.^[104] The Woodstock, New York-based punk band The Bobby Lees issued their third studio album titled Bellevue on October 7, 2022, via Ipecac Recordings, produced by Vance Powell and comprising 13 tracks of raw garage punk.^[105]^[106]

Transportation

The South Bellevue station is an elevated light rail facility in Bellevue, Washington, operated by Sound Transit on the 2 Line (formerly East Link). It opened to passengers on April 27, 2024, as the temporary southern terminus for initial service extending 17 miles eastward to Redmond Technology Station, with trains running every 8 minutes during peak hours; the station includes a 1,500-stall park-and-ride garage and connections to local buses.^[107]^[108]^[109] Bellevue station operates as a commuter rail stop on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Needham Line in the West Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts, providing inbound and outbound service to South Station.^[110]^[111] The Bellevue Transit Center in Bellevue, Washington, functions as a regional bus hub managed by King County Metro, situated at 10850 NE 6th Street with multiple bays for routes including the 240 to Factoria and Renton, and the 249 to South Bellevue station; it facilitates transfers for thousands of daily passengers connecting to light rail and other services.^[112] Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island, serves as a primary north-south arterial road through the city's historic core, originally developed in the mid-19th century and now accommodating vehicle, pedestrian, bicycle, and seasonal trolley traffic via Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Route 67, which avoids tracks on the avenue itself per historical precedents favoring residential aesthetics.^[113]

Miscellaneous

Bellevue University, founded in 1966 as Bellevue College in Bellevue, Nebraska, evolved into an independent institution offering competency-based and online degree programs, becoming one of the first accredited U.S. universities to launch fully online degrees in 1996.^[76] By 2011, approximately 80% of its undergraduate students were over age 25, reflecting its focus on adult learners and professional education in fields like business, cybersecurity, and health administration.^[76] Bellevue Literary Press, established in 2007 as a nonprofit publisher affiliated with New York University's Department of Medicine, specializes in literary fiction and nonfiction exploring themes of health, science, and medicine.^[114] The press has released over 120 titles, emphasizing works that bridge clinical realities with narrative storytelling, such as Abraham Verghese's The Covenant of Water (2023), which spans generations in early 20th-century Kerala amid medical and familial challenges.^[114]^[115] "Bellevue" serves as a trademark for various commercial products, including perfumes under Bellevue Brands (e.g., Vanille Cashmere Eau de Parfum) and luxury watches and jewelry by B-Watch S.A., registered for precious metals and timepieces.^[116]^[117] Additional trademarks held by Bellevue Parfums USA LLC cover fragrance lines like Jean Rish and Arabian Heritage, targeting niche perfumery markets.^[118] In Canada, "Bellevue" is trademarked for tobacco products including cigars and smoking accessories.^[119]

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Bellevue -- Thumbnail History - HistoryLink.org
Nov 9, 1998 · In 1917, the opening of the Lake Washington Ship Canal permitted access to Puget Sound. This brought new business to Bellevue when local ...<|separator|>
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About Us | City of Bellevue
Bellevue is the fifth largest city in Washington, with an estimated population of 155,000 (2024). Bellevue is the high-tech and retail center of the Eastside, ...Missing: key | Show results with:key
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Bellevue history, Visit Bellevue Washington
Bellevue, Washington, was incorporated as a city in 1953 but it was first settled in 1863. The history below provides an overview of the city's development.Missing: date origin
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Bellevue, WA | Data USA
Between 2022 and 2023 the population of Bellevue, WA grew from 150,606 to 151,199, a 0.394% increase and its median household income grew from $149,551 to ...Missing: history | Show results with:history
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How Bellevue businessmen who stoked fears benefited after ...
Feb 19, 2017 · 75 years after the Japanese American Bellevue families were ousted from their farms, Bellevue has become a city with skyscrapers and a bustling downtown.
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Bellevue - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Etymology. Borrowed from French Bellevue and belle (“nice, fair”) + vue ... A place in Australia. A suburb of Perth, Western Australia. A locality in ...English · Proper noun · French
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Chateau Bellevue St. Emilion Bordeaux, Complete Guide
The rebirth of Chateau Bellevue begins in the 17th century. At that time, the Fief de Bellevue, took charge of the vineyard As was the custom of the day, he ...
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History of Chateau Bellevue
Château de Bellevue was inhabited for three centuries by a family of French landed gentry. Almost in ruins, it fell victim to a fire in 1904 and was then ...
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How many places are named Bellevue? - Geotargit
There are 74 places in the world named Bellevue! Bellevue can be found in 25 countries throughout the world. In some countries the place can be found more than ...
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[PDF] ORIGIN OF CERTAIN PLACE NAMES
Bellevue; village in Sonoma County, California; a French term meaning "beautiful ... named for the first man to plant a colony of French in the country, Monsieur.
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Dictionary - Greater Manchester Place Names
Variations: Variant names and spellings are indicated briefly. Meaning ... BELLE VUE is now a district in eastern Manchester that takes its name from ...
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Bellevue Homestead - Environment, land and water
Bellevue Homestead is a property saved from inundation by the Wivenhoe Dam construction in the mid-1970s. It was purchased by the National Trust and relocated.Missing: Australia history
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BELLEVUE HOMESTEAD Balmoral - Victorian Heritage Database
Bellevue was the home of John Bolan, his family and descendants at least from the time the land was selected between 1872 and 1875 until 1953. Bolan was ...
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Gardens of Richmond | Bellevue House | Garden, Shop & Gallery
Proudly standing on the prominent main street in Richmond, this Georgian treasure has been part of Richmond's heritage since 1840. Bellevue House is a two- ...
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Bellevue House: Historic charm meets modern luxury - Realestate
Nov 2, 2024 · The perfect blend of heritage and modern living is on offer in this grand 1840s sandstone residence, located on a spacious 1629sq m corner allotment in the ...
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Deep Reads: The Bellevue Hotel: Remembering Brisbane's Premier ...
The Bellevue Hotel, once Brisbane's premier hotel, is remembered by many for its architectural elegance, impressive functions and contested demolition.
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Bellevue Alberta - Discover Crowsnest Heritage
Bellevue finally incorporated into a village in 1957, and elected Alberta's first female mayor. The realignment of Highway 3 in the 1970s led to a decline of ...
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Profile table, Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population - Bellevue ...
Statistics Canada's Census Profile presents information from the 2021 Census of Population - Bellevue, Unincorporated place (UNP) [Designated place], Alberta.Missing: village | Show results with:village
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Bellevue - Place names - Natural Resources Canada
Bellevue ; EIOBP · Official · UNP-Unincorporated place · Hamlet · Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot; Vaudreuil-Soulanges.Missing: list places
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Bellevue - Place names
Study, work and travel worldwide ... Geographical naming authorities are in the process of addressing many offensive place names, but the work is still ongoing.
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Bellevue Theatre - Arne Jacobsen
Bellevue Theatre is one of the principal designs from Arne Jacobsen's early work and functionalist architecture in Denmark.
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Bellevue Theatre | Activities | VisitCopenhagen
The Bellevue Theatre is part of the white town, in Klampenborg, north of Copenhagen, designed by world-famous Danish architect Arne Jacobsen.
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Denmark's Bellevue Teatret - PLSN
Oct 9, 2023 · The Bellevue stages four productions a year and is acclaimed for its family friendly content, hosting a variety of performances, including plays ...
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A home designed by Arne Jacobsen goes on sale in Copenhagen
The two-bedroom terraced house sits within the Bellevue Teatret complex, opened in the 1930s. The theatre was the final part of Jacobsen's masterplan for the ...
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Arne Jacobsen modernism: 1950s townhouse in the Bellevue ...
Feb 20, 2017 · That original development was the Bauhaus-inspired Bellavista housing estate, which dates back to around 1935. Arne Jacobsen modernism: 1950s ...
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the buildings in Klampenborg by Arne Jacobsen
Mar 19, 2016 · Bellevue Theatre and Bellevue Restaurant, Strandvejen - 1935-1937. Texaco Service Station, Strandvejen, Skovhoved 1937. Kiosk complex and ...
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Arne Jacobsen's own house in Klampenborg
Strandvejen 413 was built as a combined private residence and drawing office for Arne Jacobsen. He moved here from his previous home in Charlottenlund and ...
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Bellevue - This is Versailles
Sep 16, 2013 · The Château de Bellevue was designated for Madame de Pompadour when it was built in 1750. It was set in Meudon and had a beautiful view of the Seine.
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The Rising and The Setting of the Sun - The Wallace Collection
In 1750, Madame de Pompadour (1721-1764) embarked on a significant interior decoration project at the newly constructed Château of Bellevue, which the King ...
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château de Bellevue
Venez découvrir le château disparu ayant appartenu à Mme de Pompadour, à Louis XV, puis à Mesdames, tantes de Louis XVI.Missing: historique | Show results with:historique
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Bellevue Castle - Castles.nl
Bellevue Castle is known as the site where, in 1870, the French Emperor Napoleon III came to surrender to William I, the German Emperor, after the Battle of ...
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The castle of Bellevue - Charleville-Mézières Sedan
This 19th century château was where on the 2d of September 1870, the Emperor was waiting for the arrival of King Guillaume.Missing: histoire | Show results with:histoire
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Schloss Bellevue - Visit Berlin
These days, the architecture of the three-winged, two-storey palace is classed as Early Neoclassical. A compromise, in other words. Clear lines without much ...
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History of Schloss Bellevue - Der Bundespräsident
Prince August Ferdinand of Prussia, the youngest brother of Frederick the Great, commissioned the architect Michael Philipp Boumann to build Schloss Bellevue ...
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Schloss Bellevue - Der Bundespräsident
The palace, which has a main wing and two side wings, was built in the late 18th century in the early neoclassical style. The sandstone figures on the portal ...
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Bellevue Palace - Visit Kassel
The small town palace was built in 1714 for Landgrave Karl. He used it for his astronomical studies. The Palais Bellevue is the only Kassel city palace from the ...Missing: history | Show results with:history
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Bellevue Palace - myCityHunt.com
Constructed in 1714 at the behest of Landgrave Karl of Hesse-Kassel, Bellevue Palace originally served as an observatory. Designed by architect Paul du Ry, the ...
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Palais Bellevue - documenta 14
The Palais Bellevue was originally conceived as an astronomical observatory but soon after was converted into a royal residence.Missing: architecture | Show results with:architecture
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'Belle Vue Gardens, The Largest and Most Varied Place ... - iMuseum
Lists attractions: Indian Pavilion, Dancing and Concert Pavilion to Accommodate Thousands; Wild Beasts & Monkeys; Grand Fresh Water Lake (4 acres) with 50 ...
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Belle Vue Racecourse (Douglas) - Place - iMuseum
Belle Vue Racecourse stood on the site of what is now the National Sports Centre in Douglas on the east side of the Isle of Man (NGR 23663 47570).
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[PDF] tauranga city statistical information report
Bellevue. 3,537. 3,807. 3,852. 8%. 1%. Bethlehem Central. 3,654. 4,119. 4,392 ... This will be updated when Stats NZ has released its revised 2023 based ...
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Bellevue, Tauranga - Suburb Profile and Property Market Trends.
Bellevue is a suburb which lies within the Territorial Authority of Tauranga, one of 24 residential suburbs which form the wider region.
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Bellevue Gardens Hotel - Heritage at Hutt City Libraries
Sep 4, 2016 · The current hotel was built in 1917.The site was part of Bellevue Gardens.The hotel replaced a larger one that was set back from Woburn ...
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Lower Hutt Civic Centre Historic Area - Heritage New Zealand
McNab was followed by Mrs Ross until 1898. Between 1901 and 1923 the area was known as Bellevue, but gradually went into decline as subdivision took place, the ...
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Change 62: Rezoning at Bellevue Residential Estate (Newlands ...
District Plan change 62: Rezoning at Bellevue Residential Estate (Newlands) and associated policy amendment.
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Living Heritage - The Mysteries of Woodridge Farm - Living Heritage
Newlands is now a busy thriving suburb of Wellington City. Woodridge Estate is serviced by the suburb of Newlands. Seton Nossister Park borders Woodridge ...<|separator|>
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Skogsborg sanatorium i Lillehammer. Senere Bellevue.
Oct 20, 2017 · Skogsborg sanatorium i Lillehammer. Senere Bellevue. ; Part of collection Maihaugen ; Owner of collection Maihaugen ; Institution Maihaugen ; Date ...
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[PDF] Fåberg og Lillehammer Historielag
Bellevue (Skogsborg sanatorium): 5/116, 35/69. Bellevue (Trararo): 3/61,69,177. Bellevue Hotell: 24/138*, 26/17, 27/81, 85, 86*. Belsvikgården: 26/98-106*, 31 ...
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Bellevue Map - Suburb - City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Bellevue is a suburb in City of Johannesburg, Gauteng. Bellevue is situated nearby to the suburb Yeoville, as well as near Bertrams.
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Bellevue Sub Place 798015080 from Census 2011
Bellevue Sub Place 798015080 from Census 2011. Area: 0.43 km²; Population: 9,323 (21,526.43 per km²); Households: 3,048 (7,037.71 per km²).Missing: suburb | Show results with:suburb
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Bellevue East Sub Place 798015079 from Census 2011
Bellevue East Sub Place 798015079 from Census 2011 ; Area: 0.35 km² ; Population: 8,532 (24,505.50 per km²) ; Households: 2,576 (7,398.75 per km²).Missing: suburb | Show results with:suburb
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Bellevue Park in Ramsgate, KwaZulu Natal - SA-Venues.com
Bellevue Park is a safe, wheelchair-friendly park with diverse habitats, wildlife, a sensory play area, picnic lawns, and a viewing tower.
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Bellevue Park in Vasastan | Expedia
At Bellevue Park you can enjoy panoramic views of Brunnsviken Lake, spot historic architecture and visit the museum of artist and sculptor, Carl Eldh. Royal ...
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Bellevueparken Stockholm (2025) - Airial Travel
Bellevueparken Stockholm is cherished as a beautiful, accessible oasis perfect for picnics, dog walks, and stunning sunset views. While some find it 'not much ...
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Figure 1. A map of Stockholm marking the location of Bellevue Farm...
Farm is located in Bellevue Park 1 in the municipal district of Norrmalm in central Stockholm 2 . The garden is situated approximately 3 km from the city ...
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Common topics and questions - Lantmäteriet
Lantmäteriet handles property changes, legal registration, ownership, ordering information, forming new properties, and clarifying boundaries.Real Property · About Lantmäteriet · Maps · GeodataMissing: Bellevue | Show results with:Bellevue
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Real Property - Lantmäteriet
We help you when you need to be registered as the owner of a property and need to apply for title deed, or when property boundaries need to be changed.Missing: Bellevue | Show results with:Bellevue
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1Roof: Interview with the Mayor of Bellevue - Lombard Odier
Aug 6, 2024 · Bernard Taschini: Bellevue is one of eleven Geneva municipalities with access to the lake. With a population of over 4,000, known as ...<|separator|>
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Geneva municipalities - Privalia Immobilier
Spread over 436 hectares along the shores of Lake Geneva and with some 3,300 inhabitants, Bellevue is a...
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Demographic statistics Municipality of BELLEVUE - UrbiStat
Inhabitants (N.) 4,104. Families (N.) 1,468. Males (%), 50.0. Females (%) ...
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Bellevue, Geneva, Switzerland - City, Town and Village of the world
Bellevue Postal address, Rte de Lausanne 329 1293 BELLEVUE Suisse. Bellevue Phone number, 090 112 60 16 (2chf + 2chf/mn).
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Neighborhood Profile: Bellevue | Living In Geneva - WordPress.com
Nov 18, 2013 · Location: On the right bank of the lake, Bellevue is a small suburb of Geneva which borders the lake and is right along the lake road (Route du ...
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Mont Salève - Switzerland Tourism
Mont Salève is a local mountain near Geneva, accessible by cable car, offering views of Geneva, the Jura, and Mont Blanc. It has hiking trails and an ...
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Bellevue - Privalia Immobilier
At just 5 minutes drive away from Geneva International Airport and 10 minutes from the Mont Blanc Bridge, the municipality of Bellevue is famous for its country ...Missing: Switzerland | Show results with:Switzerland
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A history of Newport's Belle Vue Park as it celebrates its 125th birthday
Sep 1, 2019 · Lord Tredegar gave the Newport Corporation 23 acres of land in the Belle Vue area, which was to be used for a public park and for other purposes ...
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https://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/25547556.looking-back-newports-belle-vue-park-years/
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Belle Vue Park - History - NewportParks
The park was officially opened in September 1894 but was far from complete. In February 1895 the Parks Committee decided to order 500 iron bows, priced at 6¼d ...
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Bellevue Park, Newport | History & Visiting Information
Bellevue Park is a 19th-century park with ornamental trees, walks, water features, conservatories, a pavilion, a bandstand, and a Gorsedd Stone Circle.
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Belle Vue Zoological Gardens - Our Manchester
In 1834 William Crisp took out a lease on a piece of land at the junction of Hyde Road and Kirkmanshulme Lane that had been used for digging lime.
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Belle Vue - Showground of the World - Manchester Histories
Founded in 1836 by John Jennison, at its peak it occupied over 165 acres and attracted two million people a year.
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BELLEVUE, Non Civil Parish - 1183870 | Historic England
Overview ; Heritage Category: Listed Building ; Grade: II ; List Entry Number: 1183870 ; Date first listed: 14-Sep-1979 ; List Entry Name: BELLEVUE.Missing: Wales Scotland
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Belle Vue Methodist Church - Hartlepool History Then & Now
Details about Belle Vue Methodist Church. The church in South Parade was opened in 1871 and closed in 1964. It is now a private house.
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About Bellevue - NYC Health + Hospitals
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue is the oldest hospital in America. We trace our roots back to 1736 when a six-bed infirmary opened on the second floor of the ...
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Bellevue Facts - NYC Health + Hospitals
... patients from throughout the New York City area and serves a diverse patient population. Statistics. Beds in operation: 844. Clinic visits: 722,000. Emergency ...Missing: 2023 | Show results with:2023
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History of the University
Since 1965, Bellevue University has established itself as a global leader in accredited adult education and online degrees.Missing: date enrollment
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Statistics and Facts | Bellevue University
Founded in 1966, Bellevue University is a private, nonprofit accredited institution serving students at its Bellevue, NE, campus and everywhere online.Missing: date | Show results with:date
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About Us - Bellevue University
As a nonprofit, open access university, we push boundaries to meet students where they are and help make dreams possible. Learn about who we are.Statistics and Facts · History · Campus Map · LocationsMissing: founded date
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Bellevue, historic home of Princess Murat, at the Tallahassee ...
"Bellevue" was built in 1831 by Samuel H. Duval, kinsman of Florida's first Territorial Governor, William P. Duval. The property was later purchased from ...Missing: mansion | Show results with:mansion
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Bellevue - The Home of Princess Murat in Tallahassee, Florida
Mar 3, 2015 · Bellevue, the home of Princess Catherine Murat, is a 19th century plantation house on display at the Tallahassee Museum in Florida.Missing: mansion | Show results with:mansion
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Bellevue (Murat House) - Next Exit History
Now located at the Tallahassee Museum, the c.1840 Bellevue plantation house was moved in 1967 from its original location on Jackson Bluff Road in ...
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Mussoorie Tourism :- History of Mussoorie | British Rule Mussoorie
In 1880, the ex-Amir of Afghanistan, Yakub Khan, was put under house arrest in Bellevue Estate in Mussoorie. In 1884, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught ...<|separator|>
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Tales of our Afghan guests - ETV Bharat
Sep 27, 2022 · In the spring of 1880, the 50-acre Bellevue estate, beyond the Mussoorie Library, housed another Emir of Afghanistan, a grandson of Dost ...
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After Metropole Hotel, Nainital, 'Kabul House' property of former Amir ...
Oct 22, 2023 · History repeated itself ... In the spring of 1880, the 50-acre Bellevue estate, beyond the Mussoorie Library, housed Mohammed Yaqub Khan.
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Gun Hill hike in Mussoorie on 28th April 2024 - Facebook
May 11, 2024 · ... history of Mussoorie as a British Township in yester era. Walk ... Bellevue Estate (now Radha Bhawan on Circular Road) caught almost ...What is the elevation of Gun Hill in Mussoorie?Radha Bhawan in Landour and Mussoorie CultureMore results from www.facebook.com
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RBSI - Ootacamund from Bellevue - Rare Book Society of India
Dec 3, 2010 · View of Ootacamund, taken by Samuel Bourne in 1869. Popularly known as Ooty, this is the most famous of hill stations in south India. It lies ...
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Ootacamund from Bellevue, India, 1869 Black and White Print
Ootacamund, a hill station in India, captured from Bellevue in 1869 by Samuel Bourne. Art Prints, Posters and Puzzles from Fine Art Finder.
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Bellevue Great House - Jamaica National Heritage Trust
Bellevue Great House is situated in the parish of St. Ann. Archaeological evidence points to the fact that the House is situated on an extensive Taino site.
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Greathouses (Plantation houses) - Jamaica National Heritage Trust
Bellevue Great House - Bellevue Great House is situated in the parish of St. Ann. Archaeological evidence; Bloomfield Great House - Bloomfield Great House is ...
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June | 2015 | A Tour of Jamaica's Great Houses, Plantations, & Pens
Jun 29, 2015 · In the historical record, the property is attached to the Blenheim estate suggesting it was owned by the same persons throughout the nineteenth ...
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Bellevue Medical Center
Bellevue is proudly accredited by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, awarded the prestigious Joint Commission International (JCI) gold seal.Lab Results & ServicesFind a DoctorContact UsRequest an AppointmentClinical Specialties
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How Bellevue Medical Center Became the First Hospital in Lebanon ...
Bellevue Medical Center is a state-of-the-art, tertiary care hospital that opened in 2009 with a vision of being a truly healing hospital.
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Le Telegraphe – de belle vue
Perfectly situated at the edge of Bhamdoun village, just sixteen kilometers from Beirut, Le Telegraphe overlooks historic vineyards with a view toward the blue ...
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Chateau Belle-Vue - Aley Lebanon
A family-run vineyard and winery, pays homage to a legacy of viticulture – it is as much steeped in sentiment and history, as it is community renaissance.<|separator|>
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Bellevue/Awkar 580m2 | Rooftop Duplex | Decorated | View | CL/KR
Apr 4, 2025 · Decorated Rooftop duplex in the heart of Awkar/Bellevue | close to the highway and all major facilities | full stone cladding building with a welcoming ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Buitensociëteit Bellevue in tiel (gelderland) - Rijksmonumenten.nl
Gepleisterd pand met verdieping en gevel met risaliet, triglyphenlijst en houten fronton, gedateerd: 1842. Voor de risaliet galerij met Toscaanse zuilen.
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Restaurant Bellevue Tiel wordt vestiging van Moeke, maar zomaar ...
Jan 14, 2024 · Het gebouw Bellevue heeft een rijke geschiedenis aan gebruikers: van woonvilla voor grote namen uit verschillende industrieën tot ...
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Loppersum, Monumenten in Nederland. Groningen, Redmer ... - DBNL
Belangrijk was architect O. de Leeuw Wieland. In 1890 ontwierp hij voor notaris Spandau de villa Bellevue (Stationslaan 1) in rijke neorenaissance-vormen, met ...
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[PDF] Een aantal jaren geleden is er (dankzij bijdragen van de gmeente ...
Meteen links ziet u (Stationslaan 1) villa 'Bellevue'. In 1890 ontwierp Oeds de Leeuw Wieland deze villa in rijke neorenaissance-vormen, met topgevels, een ...
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Bellevue (Haarlem) - Wikipedia
Bellevue is een voormalige buitenplaats in de Noord-Hollandse stad Haarlem, gelegen in de wijk Houtvaartkwartier in Haarlem Zuid-West.
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Bellevue Theater - Manila - Atlas Obscura
Mar 26, 2025 · Bellevue Theater was built in 1933 in the burgeoning district of Paco, Manila. Spanish architect Abelardo Lafuente y Garcia-Rojo Jr. designed it.Missing: colonial | Show results with:colonial
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Bellevue Theatre in Manila, PH - Movie Theaters - Cinema Treasures
Bellevue Theatre. Pedro Gill Street and Singalong Street,. Paco,. Manila. Closed · 1 screen.Missing: residence | Show results with:residence
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Bellevue - YouTube
Sep 24, 2015 · Provided to YouTube by Columbia Bellevue · Fingertight In The Name Of Progress ℗ 2003 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Released on: 2003-06-11 ...
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12 Bellevue - YouTube
Jun 6, 2019 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group 12 Bellevue · Kathleen Edwards Failer ℗ 2003 Rounder Records, a division of Concord Music Group ...Missing: named | Show results with:named
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Bellevue - song and lyrics by Andrew Bird - Spotify
Listen to Bellevue on Spotify. Song · Andrew Bird · 2016.
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Bellevue - The Bobby Lees - Bandcamp
Free deliveryBellevue by The Bobby Lees, released 07 October 2022 1. Bellevue 2. Hollywood Junkyard 3. Ma Likes to Drink 4. Death Train 5. Strange Days 6.
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‎Bellevue - Album by THE BOBBY LEES - Apple Music
Listen to Bellevue by THE BOBBY LEES on Apple Music. 2022. 13 Songs. Duration: 31 minutes.
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East Link Extension | Project map and summary - Sound Transit
Jan 1, 2024 · Opening dates*:. South Bellevue Station to Redmond Technology Center: April 27, 2024 · Length: 14 miles; 10 stations · Service: Every 8 minutes in ...Documents · Timeline and milestones · News and updates · Mercer Island StationMissing: operator | Show results with:operator
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South Bellevue Station - Sound Transit
Station maps, real-time arrivals, parking, bike and other amenity information for South Bellevue Station.
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Sound Transit announces start date of 2 Line service
Feb 15, 2024 · Sound Transit announced that Saturday, April 27th will be the official start date of the 2 Line, which will preliminarily run between South Bellevue Station ...
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Bellevue | Stations - MBTA
Station serving MBTA Commuter Rail and Bus lines at 35 Colbert St, West Roxbury, MA 02132.<|separator|>
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Needham Line | Commuter Rail | MBTA
MBTA Needham stops and schedules, including maps, parking and accessibility information, and fares.
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Bellevue Transit Center - King County, Washington
Bellevue Transit Center. 10850 NE 6th Street Bellevue, WA 98003. Bays. Bay 1. Stop #85630. 240 Factoria/Renton; 249 South Bellevue station. Bay 2. Passenger ...
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Bellevue Avenue - 2 1/2 miles of history and Gilded Age opulence
The trolley service on the Yellow Line (Route 67) runs year round/7 days a week. It will take you to the Newport Mansions and the shopping district. During the ...
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Bellevue Literary Press
Bellevue Literary Press is devoted to publishing literary fiction and nonfiction at the intersection of the arts and sciences.Contact · Books · Books(127 titles) · About
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The Center for Fiction and Bellevue Literary Review Present ...
May 23, 2023 · Spanning the years 1900 to 1977, The Covenant of Water is set in Kerala, on South India's Malabar Coast, and follows three generations of a ...
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Vanille Cashmere By Bellevue Brands Eau de Parfum Spray 3.4 oz ...
Out of stockDiscover the allure of Vanille Cashmere by Bellevue Brands, a long-lasting cruelty-free Eau de Parfum spritz with a tempting vanilla scent.
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BELLEVUE Trademark Application of B-Watch S.A. - Serial Number ...
BELLEVUE is a trademark of B-Watch S.A.. Filed in January 13 (2023), the BELLEVUE covers Precious metals and their alloys; jewelry, precious and ...
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Bellevue Parfums Usa Llc: details of the 9 owned trademarks
About 9 Trademarks found that are owned by Bellevue Parfums Usa Llc · JEAN RISH · ARLYN · ARABIAN HERITAGE · ARTINIAN HAUTE PARFUMERIE · FAB & FATALE · JR JEAN RISH.
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Canadian Trademarks Details: BELLEVUE — 1167156
May 19, 2025 · (1) Cigars, cigarettes, smocking tobacco, smocking articles, namely tobacco jars, cigars and cigar pointers, cigar and cigarette etuis, ...