Metz

Metz is a city in the northeast of France at the confluence of the Moselle and the Seille rivers.

Metz may also refer to:

Places

In the United States:

• Metz, California
• Metz, Indiana
• Metz, Missouri
• Metz, West Virginia
• Metz, Wisconsin
• Metz Township, Michigan

People

• Arnulf of Metz, a Frankish saint
• Belinda Metz, Canadian vocalist
• Christian Metz (critic)
• Christian Metz (Inspirationalist)
• Don Metz, architect
• Florian Metz, Austrian footballer
• Frederick Metz, brewer
• Johann Baptist Metz, German Catholic theologian
• Melinda Metz, American youth author
• Mike Metzger, Freestyle motocross rider
• Milton Metz, Kentucky TV and radio personality
• Nick Metz, late Canadian hockey player
• Robert Metz, Canadian political activist
• Simon "Schlitzie" Metz, sideshow freak
• Steven Metz, American defense professor and author
• Thomas F. Metz, a lieutenant general in the US Army
• Metz family, a prominent historical political family in Luxembourg, including:
  • Charles Metz (1799–1853)
  • Norbert Metz (1811–1885)
  • Auguste Metz (1812–1854)
  • Léon Metz (1842–1928)

Other

• Metz Cathedral in Metz, France
• Diocese of Metz in Metz, France
• FC Metz, or Football Club de Metz, a French football (soccer) team
• Metz & Co, an exclusive department store in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
• Metz (company), German electronics and photographic equipment maker
• Metz Brewery, first brewery in the U.S. state of Nebraska
• Metz (drink), a discontinued Alcopop

See also

• Kronmetz, German name of the Italian city Mezzocorona
• Wällisch Metz, German name of the Italian city Mezzolombardo
• Deutsch Metz, German name of the Italian city Mezzotedesco

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