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List of stadiums

Canada

B.C. Place - Vancouver
Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton
Landsdowne Park - Ottawa
SkyDome - Toronto
Taylor Field - Regina, Saskatchewan
TELUS Field - Edmonton
Varsity Stadium - University of Toronto (demolished in 2002)

Europe

Belgium
- King Baudouin Stadium - Brussels
France
- Stade de France - Saint-Denis, metro Paris
Germany
- Arena AufSchalke - Gelsenkirchen
- Westfalenstadion - Dortmund
Ireland
- Croke Park - Dublin
Italy
- Roman Colosseum (disused) - Rome
- San Siro, also known as the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza - Milan
Norway
- Molde Stadium - Molde
Portugal
- Estádio da Luz - Lisbon
- Estádio Jose Alvalade - Lisbon
- Estádio do Dragão - Porto
Spain
- Camp Nou - Barcelona
- Estádio Santiago Bernabéu - Madrid
Sweden
- Ullevi - Göteborg
Switzerland
- Letzigrund - Zurich
- St. Jakob Park - Basel
- Stade de Genève - Geneva
- Wankdorf - Berne
United Kingdom
- Anfield - Liverpool
- Arsenal Stadium - Highbury, London
- Britannia Stadium - Stoke-on-Trent
- City of Manchester Stadium - Manchester
- Craven Cottage - Fulham, London
- Hillsborough Stadium - Sheffield
- Millennium Stadium - Cardiff
- Molineux - Wolverhampton
- Old Trafford - Manchester
- Stadium of Light - Sunderland
- Stamford Bridge - London
- Villa Park - Birmingham
- Wembley Stadium - London

Latin America

Brazil
- Maracanã - Rio de Janeiro

Oceania

Australia
- AAMI Stadium - Adelaide
- Adelaide Oval - Adelaide
- ANZ Stadium - Brisbane
- Aussie Stadium - Sydney (formerly Sydney Football Stadium)
- Bellerive Oval - Hobart
- Canberra Stadium - Canberra
- Melbourne Cricket Ground - Melbourne
- QCA Ground - Brisbane (formerly Woolloongabba Oval, or The Gabba)
- Subiaco Oval - Perth
- Suncorp Stadium - Brisbane
- Sydney Cricket Ground - Sydney
- Telstra Dome - Melbourne
- Telstra Stadium - Sydney
- W.A.C.A. Ground - Perth
Nauru
- Menen Stadium - Meneng
New Zealand
- Carisbrook - Dunedin
- Eden Park - Auckland
- Jade Stadium - Christchurch
- Westpac Stadium - Wellington

US

Professional sports

ALLTEL Stadium - Jacksonville, Florida
Angel Stadium - Anaheim, California
Arrowhead Stadium - Kansas City, Missouri
Bank One Ballpark - Phoenix, Arizona
Busch Stadium - St. Louis, Missouri
Candlestick Park - San Francisco, California
Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cleveland Browns Stadium - Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus Crew Stadium - Columbus, Ohio
Comerica Park - Detroit, Michigan
Comiskey Park - Chicago, Illinois (1910-1990)
Coors Field - Denver, Colorado
Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles, California
Dunn Tire Park - Buffalo, New York
Ebbets Field - Brooklyn, New York (1913-1957)
Ericsson Stadium - Charlotte, North Carolina
Edward Jones Dome - Saint Louis, Missouri
FedEx Field, formerly Jack Kent Cooke Stadium - Landover, Maryland
Fenway Park - Boston, Massachusetts
Ford Field - Detroit, Michigan
Foxboro Stadium - Foxboro, Massachusetts (1971-2001)
Georgia Dome - Atlanta, Georgia
Giants Stadium - East Rutherford, New Jersey
Gillette Stadium - Foxboro, Massachusetts
Great American Ball Park - Cincinnati, Ohio
Heinz Field - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Holman Stadium - Nashua, New Hampshire
Holman Stadium - Vero Beach, Florida
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome - Minneapolis, Minnesota
INVESCO Field at Mile High - Denver, Colorado
Jacobs Field - Cleveland, Ohio
Kauffman Stadium - Kansas City, Missouri
Kingdome - Seattle, Washington (1976-1999)
Lambeau Field - Green Bay, Wisconsin
Lincoln Financial Field - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum - Los Angeles, California
Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, Louisiana
M&T Bank Stadium - Baltimore, Maryland
Metropolitan Stadium - Bloomington, Minnesota (1956-1981)
Midway Stadium - St. Paul, Minnesota
Miller Park - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mile High Stadium - Denver, Colorado (1948-2000)
Minute Maid Park - Houston, Texas
Network Associates Coliseum - Oakland, California
Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Baltimore, Maryland
Paul Brown Stadium - Cincinnati, Ohio
PETCO Park - San Diego, California (under construction, as of 2003)
PNC Park - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pro Player Stadium - Miami, Florida
Qualcomm Stadium - San Diego, California (formerly San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium)
Ralph Wilson Stadium - Orchard Park, New York
Raymond James Stadium - Tampa, Florida
RCA Dome - Indianapolis, Indiana
Reliant Astrodome - Houston, Texas
Reliant Stadium - Houston, Texas
RFK Stadium - Washington, D. C.
SAFECO Field - Seattle, Washington
SBC Park - San Francisco, California (formerly Pacific Bell Park)
Seahawks Stadium - Seattle, Washington
Shea Stadium - New York, New York
Silverdome - Pontiac, Michigan
Soldier Field - Chicago, Illinois
Sun Devil Stadium - Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
Texas Stadium - Irving, Texas
The Coliseum - Nashville, Tennessee
Tiger Stadium - Detroit, Michigan (1912-1999)
Tropicana Field - St. Petersburg, Florida
Turner Field - Atlanta, Georgia
US Cellular Field (Formerly "New" Comiskey Park) - Chicago, Illinois
Veterans Stadium - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1971-2003)
Wade Stadium - Duluth, Minnesota
Wrigley Field - Chicago, Illinois
Yankee Stadium - The Bronx, New York, New York

College sports