Big Smoke
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The Big Smoke may refer to:
Cities (as a nickname)
- Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
- San Francisco, United States
- Brisbane, Australia
- Dublin, Ireland
- Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Johannesburg, South Africa
- London, England, United Kingdom, labelled as such since the late 19th century, and applied in particular to the Great Smog of 1952
- Manchester, England, United Kingdom, during the industrial revolution
- Melbourne, Australia, labeled as such in the late 19th century during the industrial boom following the Victorian gold rush
- Sudbury, Ontario, labeled for Vale smelter's large smoke stack.
- Sydney, Australia
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
- Wellington, New Zealand
Drink
- Big Smoke Brew Co.
- Big Smoke Brew Co. is a brewery based in Surbiton, United Kingdom. Producing quality beer in keg, cask and bottle. Awarded "BEST NEW BREWER IN GREATER LONDON" by the RATEBEER – BEST AWARDS in 2015. Currently operating out of The Antelope brew pub in Surbiton, with a sister site The Albion in Kingston Upon Thames.
Food
- Big Smoke Burger, an international restaurant chain based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Number 9, a fictional order placed by fictional character "Big Smoke" in video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, famous in modern day memes for how large the order was now making "Number 9" the top search result when searching Google for "Big Smoke".
Other
- Jack Johnson (boxer), referred to as "Big Smoke"
- "The Big Smoke", a book by Adrian Matejka, about Johnson
- Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris, fictional video game character of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- The Big Smoke (publication), an Australian opinion site, also with an American version.
- The Big Smoke (novel), a 1959 novel by Australian writer D'Arcy Niland
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