South Park (disambiguation)
South Park is an American animated television series.
South Park may also refer to:
South Park franchise
- South Park (film series), a film series originating with the television series:
- South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, a 1999 full-length feature film
- South Park: Post Covid, a 2021 television film
- South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid, a sequel to the 2021 television film South Park: Post Covid
- South Park: The Streaming Wars, a 2022 television film
- South Park: The Streaming Wars: Part 2, a sequel to the 2022 television film South Park: The Streaming Wars
- South Park (franchise), a media franchise originating with the television series, including:
- South Park (video game), a 1998 first-person shooter game
- South Park: Chef's Luv Shack, a 1999 game-show style video game
- South Park: The Stick of Truth, a 2014 role-playing video game
- South Park: The Fractured but Whole, a 2017 sequel to the 2014 video game South Park: The Stick of Truth
- South Park: Snow Day!, a 2024 action adventure game
- South Park Rally, a 2000 racing video game
- South Park (pinball), a 1999 pinball game
Places
Ireland
- South Park, an area in Galway
United Kingdom
- South Park, Fulham, city park in west London
- South Park, Ilford, area in East London
- South Park, Oxford, a city park in Oxford
- Southpark Village, an estate in Glasgow
United States
- South Park Historic District (disambiguation)
California
- South Park, Los Angeles, a residential neighborhood in South Los Angeles, California
- South Park (Downtown Los Angeles), a residential and commercial neighborhood
- South Park, San Diego, one of the major historic Urban Communities of San Diego
- South Park, San Francisco, a neighborhood and a city park in San Francisco, California
- South Park, Santa Rosa, California, a neighborhood in Santa Rosa, California
Colorado
- South Park, a historical name for Alamo Square Park, Colorado Springs
- South Park (Saguache County, Colorado), a geologic flat near Mount Lion in the La Garita Mountains
- South Park National Heritage Area
- South Park (Park County, Colorado), a broad, flat valley surrounded by mountains
- South Park City, alternate name of the town of Fairplay, Colorado in Park County
- South Park City, a museum in Fairplay
- South Park City, alternate name of the town of Fairplay, Colorado in Park County
- South Park (Park County, Colorado), a broad, flat valley surrounded by mountains
- South Park Railroad, the nickname name for the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad
Indiana
- South Park, Indiana
Kentucky
- South Park, Louisville, Kentucky
New York
- Cazenovia Park-South Park System, Buffalo, New York, listed on the NRHP in 1982
North Carolina
- SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina
Ohio
- South Park (RTA Rapid Transit station), Cleveland, Ohio
- South Park Historic District (Dayton, Ohio)
- South Park Site, a prehistoric site of the Whittlesey culture on the National Register of Historic Places
Oregon
- South Park Blocks, a city park in downtown Portland, Oregon
Pennsylvania
- South Park (PAT station), Bethel Park, Pennsylvania
- South Park (Pittsburgh)
- South Park Township, Pennsylvania
- South Park School District, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Texas
- South Park, Houston, Texas
Washington
West Virginia
- South Park, a neighborhood in Morgantown, West Virginia
Wyoming
Other uses
- South Park F.C., a non-league football club in England
- South Park Bridge, a bridge in Seattle, Washington, United States
- South Park Hospital (nicknamed Sparky's), a fictional hospital used as the setting for the UK children's TV show Children's Ward
- South Park Settlement, a settlement house in San Francisco, California, United States
See also
- South Park Mall (disambiguation)
- Southern Park (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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