Apache
Apache ( German [ aˈpaʧə, aˈpaxə ], English [ əˈpætʃi ]) means:
Indians:
- Apaches , several North American Indian tribes
- Apache languages
- Apache Kid (Haskay-bay-nay-natyl) (1760–?), An Indian scout under General George Crook
- List of chiefs and leaders of the Apaches
- List of Apache tribes
Places in the United States:
- Apache, Arizona , in Cochise County
- Apache, Nevada , in Lyon County
- Apache (Otero County, New Mexico)
- Apache (Union County, New Mexico) - no longer existed
- Apache, Oklahoma , in Caddo County
- Apache City , in Huerfano County, Colorado
- Apache Creek , in Catron County, New Mexico
- Apache Flats, Arizona , in Cochise County
- Apache Flats, Missouri , in Cole County
- Apache Grove , in Greenlee County, Arizona
- Apache Junction , in Pinal County, Arizona
- Apache Mesa , in Arapahoe County, Colorado
- Apache Shores , in Travis County, Texas
- Apache Springs , in San Miguel County, New Mexico
- Apache Trace , in Hillsborough County, Florida
- Apache Wells , in Maricopa County, Arizona
- Apache West Mobile Village , in Maricopa County, Arizona
- Apache Wye , in Caddo County, Oklahoma
- Apache County , administrative division in Arizona
Information technology:
- Apache Software Foundation , a volunteer organization for open source software
- Apache license , a software license which u. a. is used by the web server of the same name
- Apache HTTP Server , a web server from the Apache Software Foundation
Entertainment:
- Apache 207 , a German rapper
- Apache (musician) , an American hip hop musician
- Apache (piece of music) , a 1960 song by The Shadows
- Apache , original title of the film Massai by Robert Aldrich (1954)
- Apachen (film) (1973), a DEFA Indian film from the GDR, director: Gottfried Kolditz
- Apache (dance) , after a type of man known as Apache from the Parisian demi-world after the turn of the 20th century, subject of the film Apache Dance (1906)
- Apache Indian (* 1967), British rapper, singer and songwriter
Military:
- AH-64 , a US attack helicopter
- Apache (bomb) , an atomic bomb detonated in 1956 for test purposes on the island of Eniwetok (explosive power 1.85 MT)
- Apache (ship) , a large special ship for pipeline construction
- Apache (guided missile) , a French air-to-surface missile
- North American A-36 , an American dive bomber from World War II
Others:
- Piper Apache , a twin-engine light aircraft
- Apache Lake , a lake in Arizona
- Apache Canyon , a canyon
- Apache Junction Airport , an airport in Maricopa County, Arizona
- Apache Springs Airport , an airport in Kerr County, Texas
- Apache Lateral , Canal in Doña Ana County, New Mexico
- Apache Association Placer , Mine in Catron County, New Mexico
- Apache Chief , Sierra County Mine, New Mexico
- Apache Chief Group , Sierra County Mine, New Mexico
- Apache Chief Mine , mine in La Paz County, Arizona
- Apache Group , Mine in Catron County, New Mexico
- Acute Physiology And Chronic Health Evaluation , a scoring system used in clinical intensive care units
- Apache Corporation , an oil and gas company founded in 1954
- Apache (motorcycle model)
- Apaches (gangs) , the name for several criminal gangs of thugs who were up to mischief in Paris at the turn of the 20th century; one of their preferred weapons was the so-called Apache pistol .
Objects listed
in the NRHP :
- Apache Canyon Railroad Bridge , in Lamy, New Mexico, ID No. 79001553
- Apache Motel , in Moab, Utah, ID No. 08000062
- Apache Powder Historic Residential District , in Benson, Arizona, ID No. 94000078
- Apache State Bank , in Apache, Oklahoma, ID No. 72001060
See also:
Wiktionary: Apache - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
