Delhi (disambiguation)
Delhi most commonly refers to: Delhi, a city and union territory of India New Delhi, the capital of India, located in the union territory of Delhi Delhi may also refer to: == Places == India Delhi Cantonment, a town in the National Capital Territory of Delhi Delhi Cantonment (Vidhan Sabha constituency) Delhi Cantonment metro station Delhi Cantonment railway station Delhi Sultanate, an empire that dominated much of India New Delhi, urban area within the metropolis of Delhi which is the seat of the government of India Old Delhi, capital of the Mughals during the Mughal dynasty Delhi Subah, an imperial Mughal province based at (Old) Delhi, renamed Shahjahanbad in 1648 Delhi Territory, division of British India Delhi Circuit, a Hindi film distribution circuit comprising Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand United States Delhi, Illinois, an unincorporated community Delhi, California, a census-designated place Delhi, Colorado, an unincorporated town Delhi, Georgia, an unincorporated community Delhi, Iowa, a city Delhi, Louisiana, a town Delhi, Minnesota, a city Delhi, Missouri, an unincorporated community Delhi, New York, a town Delhi (village), New York, county seat of Delaware County Delhi, Oklahoma an unincorporated community Delhi, Texas, an unincorporated community Delhi, Wisconsin, a ghost town Delhi Charter Township, Michigan, a charter township Delhi Dam, a dam in Iowa Delhi Township, Minnesota, a township of Redwood County Delhi Township, Ohio, a township Canada Delhi, Ontario, an unincorporated community China Delingha, also known as Delhi, a city in and the seat of the Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture == Other uses == Delhi Capitals, a T20 cricket team in the Indian Premier League Delhi Capitals (WPL), a T20 cricket team in the Women's Premier League Delhi (horse), Thoroughbred racehorse and winner of 1904 Belmont Stakes Delhi: A Novel, a historical work of semi-fiction by Khushwant Singh HMS Delhi, three ships of the Royal Navy Delhi Maru, a Japanese merchant ship, the first to be converted into a Q-ship in 1944.