Routledge (surname)
Routledge is an Anglo-Scottish surname which may refer to:
Entertainers
- Alison Routledge (1960–), New Zealand actress
- Anna Mae Routledge, Canadian actress, played Celeste Jeansen in 16 Wishes (2010)
- Ian Routledge, fictional characters on the Australian soap opera Home and Away
- Jordan Routledge, actor, played Sajid Khan in the British film East Is East (1999)
- Patricia Routledge (1929–), English actress, Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances
Politics
- Edmund Routledge (1843–1899), British publisher and politician
- George Albert Routledge (1855–1924), Canadian politician from Ontario
- Janet Routledge, Canadian politician from British Columbia
- Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge (born 1952), South African politician
Scientists
- Donald Routledge Hill (1922–1994), engineer and historian
- Joshua Routledge, (1773–1829), English engineer and inventor of the Engineer's Slide Rule
- Katherine Routledge (1866–1935), English archaeologist, surveyor of Easter Island
- Norman Routledge (1928–2013), English mathematician and schoolteacher
- William Scoresby Routledge (1859–1939), anthropologist, husband of Katherine Routledge
Sports
- Ben Fisk-Routledge (1993–), Canadian soccer player
- Bill Routledge (1907–1972), English footballer
- Dave Routledge (1964–), English darts player known as "The Doctor"
- Jon Routledge (1989–), English footballer
- Raymond Routledge (1931–2008), American bodybuilder, 1961 Mr. America
- Thomas Routledge (1867–1927), English born South African test cricketer
- Wayne Routledge (1985–), English footballer
Other
- George Routledge (1812–1888), English publisher, founder of the Routledge imprint
- William Routledge, Scottish Episcopalian priest
- Routledge, book imprint
- History of Routledge surname 15th to 18th centuries
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