Named after Queen Victoria

"Fort Victoria" is listed on the UNESCO Web site as location 983-017 (out of 24) despite this comment in the AB review "the integrity of Fort Victoria has been compromised by its conversion to a hotel recreation facility so that it no longer retains the authenticity necessary for inclusion on the World Heritage List"

Inscribed in 1989 as Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya. Named after Queen Victoria by David Livingstone during his 1852-6 journey from the Upper Zambezi to its mouth. As of Oct 2009 the park in Zimbabwe within which the falls are isutated is still called "Victoria Falls NP" altohugh the equivalent park on the Zambian side is called "Mosi-oa-Tunya NP".

Royal Victoria Park was opened by Princess Victoria in 1830

Karakul (Black Lake): British cartographers and the British administration in India gave the lake the name "Lake Victoria of the Pamirs" in honor of Queen Victoria, the British monarch. All British maps of the time, as well as Imperial Russian maps, used Victoria for the name of the lake. (wiki)

Victoria Tower at the Palace of Westminster: named after and first stone laid by Queen Victoria
See en.wikipedia.org

Queen Victoria agreed to open Kew Palace to the public in 1898 + Victoria Gate
See www.kew.org

City of Bath: "Royal Victoria Park, opened by Princess Victoria (future Queen of England) in 1830". (Nomination File, p. 441)

Queen Victoria Lookout near Wentworth Falls and Victoria Falls and Victoria Creek near Mount Victoria

WHS is officially titled "Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Victoria Terminus)". It had been renamed in 1996.

Édouard Martel named one of the rocks after Queen Victoria, to celebrate the Entente cordiale

"Queen Victoria Fountain" in Melaka