Fictional Characters
- Title character in Henry Fielding's novel Amelia (novel)
- Title character in Amelia's notebooks, a series of books by Marissa Moss
- Naughty Amelia Jane, doll antiheroine of a children's book series by Enid Blyton
- Amelia (Underworld), the only female Vampire Elder in the Underworld film series
- Amelia Bedelia, title character in books by Peggy Parish
- Amelia Bones in the Harry Potter series
- Amelia Louise McBride, title character in the graphic novel series Amelia Rules! by Jimmy Gownley
- Amelia Peabody, the main character in a series of mystery novels by Elizabeth Peters
- Amelia Pond, usually called Amy Pond, companion of the Eleventh Doctor in the television series Doctor Who
- Amelia Sedley in Vanity Fair (novel) by William Thackeray
- Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun in anime Slayers
- Amelia Shepherd in the medical TV drama Private Practice
- Amelia Thermopolis, commonly called Mia, main character in The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot
- Amelia Voght in X-Men
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