Harlem (disambiguation)
Harlem is the New York City neighborhood (in a northern portion of the island and the borough of Manhattan).
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Harlem also may refer to:
People
- Gro Harlem Brundtland, Norwegian former prime minister
- Harlem Désir, French politician
Geography (and things named via their geography)
- Municipalities:
- Haarlem (sometimes spelled "Harlem" in English), Netherlands (and "Dutch") city
- In United States:
- Other features of the United States:
- Features of New York City:
- Harlem River, tidal strait east of Manhattan Island
- Features and institutions on the island of, and of the borough of, Manhattan:
- Features of New York City:
- Harlem – 125th Street (Metro-North station) of inter-city railroad
- Harlem Meer, Central Park, a lake in Central Park
- Neighborhoods:
- Harlem (also listed above as primary topic bearing the name)
- East Harlem, AKA Spanish Harlem
- Success Academy Charter Schools, body incorporating 8 former "Success Academy Harlem ..." institutions
- Northeastern Illinois stations of Chicago Transit Authority:
- Club Harlem, a former nightclub in Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States of America
Music
- Harlem (band), Austin, Texas, indie rock group
- Harlem Yu, Taiwanese singer
Albums
- Harlem (album), by Shawn Amos
Songs
- Harlem (Ellington), symphonic jazz piece by "the Duke"
- "Harlem" (New Politics song), by the Danish rock group New Politics
- "Harlem", single by Bill Withers
- "Harlem Shuffle" (song), 1963, R&B, by Bob & Earl
- Harlem shake, dance originating in the Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem
- "Harlem Shake" (song), song released by Baauer
- Harlem Shake (meme), Internet meme of using the song as background music
Other
- Harlem (horse), Racehorse, winner of two Australian Cups
- Harlem, one-issue publication by the Niggerati
See also
- Haarlem (disambiguation)
- Spanish Harlem (disambiguation)
- West Harlem (disambiguation)
- Former American professional wrestling tag-teams:
- Harlem station (disambiguation)
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