Places and Geographical Terms
- Northern Territory, Australia
- Northwest Territories, Canada
- New Territories, an area of land in Hong Kong
- Saudi-Iraqi neutral zone, obsolete ISO 3166 code
- Netherlands Antilles, FIPS PUB 10-4 territory code
- NT, an abbreviation sometimes used for state in which the town of Springfield is located in the "The Simpsons" TV show
- Newfoundland Time, a timezone in Atlantic Canada
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