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'''Monro''' is a surname, and may refer to:
'''Monro''' is a surname, and may refer to:


In '''education''':
== In science and education ==

* [[Alexander Monro (primus)]], the founder of Edinburgh Medical School
* [[Alexander Monro (primus)]], the founder of Edinburgh Medical School
* [[Alexander Monro (secundus)]], Scottish anatomist, physician and medical educator
* [[Alexander Monro (tertius)]] (1773–1859), Scottish medical pioneer and educator, also known as Alexander Monro III
* [[David Binning Monro]], Scottish Homeric scholar
* [[David Binning Monro]], Scottish Homeric scholar
* [[John U. Monro]] (1912-2002), American academic administrator
* [[George Monro]], Canadian educator and philanthropist from Nova Scotia

In '''politics''':


== In politics ==
* [[Cecil Monro]], Australian politician
* [[Cecil Monro]], Australian politician
* [[Charles Carmichael Monro]] (1860–1929), Governor of Gibraltar
* Sir [[Charles Carmichael Monro]] (1860–1929), Governor of Gibraltar
* [[David Monro]], New Zealand politician
* [[David Monro (New Zealand politician)]], New Zealand politician
* [[Hector Monro, Baron Monro of Langholm]], Conservative & Unionist Party politician
* [[Hector Monro, Baron Monro of Langholm]], Conservative & Unionist Party politician
* Lady [[Mary Monro]], DBE, wife of Sir [[Charles Carmichael Monro#Later_life|Charles Carmichael Monro]]


In '''music''':
== In music ==
* [[Matt Monro]], English singer

* [[Matt Monro]], English ballad singer of the 1960s and one of great international postwar entertainers
* [[Ryan Monro]], band member in ''The Cat Empire''
* [[Ryan Monro]], band member in ''The Cat Empire''
* Alison Monro, alternative name of [[Alison Sudol]], before forming [[A Fine Frenzy]]


In '''other fields''':
== In other fields ==
* [[Ander Monro]] (born 1981), Canadian rugby player
* [[Donald Monro (disambiguation)]]
* [[George Monro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Harold Monro]] (1879–1932), British poet
* [[Heather Monro]] (born 1971), the second British female orienteer to win a world championship medal
* [[James Monro]] (1838–1920), the first Assistant Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police
* [[Joanna Monro]] (born 1956), British actress
* [[Stuart Monro]] (born 1947), prominent Scottish geologist and science communicator
* [[Monro family]], a family of noted physicians of London, predominantly associated with Bedlam and various medical societies


== See also ==
* [[Ander Monro]], Canadian rugby player
* [[Monroe (disambiguation)]]
* [[Lieutenant-Colonel George Monro]], British Army officer
* [[Harold Monro]], British poet
* [[Heather Monro]], the second British female orienteer to win a world championship medal
* [[James Monro]], the first Assistant Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police
* [[Joanna Monro]], British actress
* [[Stuart Monro]], prominent Scottish geologist and science communicator
* [[Monro Family (Physicians)]], a family of noted doctors of London, predominantly associated with Bedlam and various medical societies.
* [[Charles Henry Monro]], Oxford lecturer and translator.
*[[Monro Muffler and Brake]], An automotive service center with over 750 stores that is headquartered in [[Rochester,NY]]

==See also==

* [[Monroe]]
* [[Munro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Munro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Munroe]]
* [[Munroe (disambiguation)]]
* [[Foramina of Monro]], the channel that connects the lateral ventricles with the third ventricle of the brain

* [[Monro Muffler Brake]], an automotive service center with over 700 stores


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