Banfield may refer to:
People
edit- Albert Banfield (1912–1970), English professional footballer
- Alexander William Francis Banfield (Frank Banfield, A. W. F, Banfield; 1918–1996), Canadian mammalogist
- Ann Banfield (fl. 1975–2000), Professor Emeritus of English
- Ashleigh Banfield (born 1967), Canadian-born TV journalist
- Donald Hubert Louis Banfield (1916–2014), trade unionist and politician in the State of South Australia
- Drew Banfield (born 1974), Australian Rules footballer
- Edmund James Banfield (1852–1923), Australian newspaper proprietor, writer and naturalist
- Edward Banfield (railroad engineer) (died 1872), Argentina-based British railway engineer and businessman
- Edward C. Banfield (1916–1999), American political scientist
- Gottfried von Banfield (1890-1986), Austro-Hungarian naval aviator in the First World War, later businessman
- Jillian Banfield (born 1959), American geomicrobiologist and biogeochemist
- John Banfield (1875–1945), British trade unionist and Labour Party politician, Member of Parliament (MP) for Wednesbury 1932–1945
- Mildred Banfield (1914–1991), American politician
- Raffaello de Banfield (1922–2008), British-born Italian composer
- Stephen Banfield (born 1951), British musicologist
Other
edit- Banfield, Buenos Aires, a city in Argentina
- Club Atlético Banfield, an Argentine football (soccer) team
- Banfield Expressway, the portion of Interstate 84 (west) that is in Portland, Oregon, United States
- Banfield (pet hospitals), an operator of veterinary clinics across the United States, Mexico, and in the UK
- Banfield (TV program), a news interview TV program hosted by Ashleigh Banfield
- Banfield, Michigan, a village in Barry County, Michigan, USA
- Mount Banfield, a peak in Antarctica
See also
edit- John Bandfield (1826–1903), New York politician