Yale (disambiguation)
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Yale can refer to an educational institution:
- Yale University, the United States' third-oldest institution of higher education
- Yale College Wrexham, a college in Wales
Yale may also refer to one of the following places:
- Yale, Michigan, United States
- Yale, Oklahoma, United States
- Yale, Virginia, United States
- Yale, Washington, United States
- Yale, British Columbia, one of the two "capitals" of the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush and the namesake of:
- Old Yale Road, the original "highway" in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia
- Yale, a defunct federal electoral district in British Columbia, Canada (1872-1892 and 1914-1952)
- Yale—Cariboo, a defunct federal electoral district in British Columbia, Canada (1892-1914)
- Yale District, a defunct federal electoral district in British Columbia, Canada (1871 only)
- Yale, a defunct provincial electoral district in British Columbia, Canada
- Yale-Lillooet, a current provincial electoral district in British Columbia, Canada
- Yale Avenue is an arterial street in Denver and Aurora, Colorado
- There is also a fictional Yale (Middle-earth), in the works of J. R. R. Tolkien
Other uses of Yale include:
- Yale (mythical creature), a creature in European mythology
- Yale language, a Papuan language
- Yale lock, a brand of locks owned by Assa Abloy
- Linus Yale, Sr. and Linus Yale, Jr.
- Elihu Yale, after whom Yale University is named
- Yale Romanization, a set of romanization schemes for some East Asian languages.
- North American Yale, a single-engine aircraft used for training fighter pilots during World War II
- SS Yale, a US Navy steamboat used in World War I
- Yale Materials Handling Corporation, a U.S. manufacturer of lift trucks ("forklifts") owned by NACCO Materials Handling Group.
- YALE, a machine learning environment
- A slang term for narcotics
- Yale Atlético Clube, a former Brazilian sports club
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