Glen

Glen is:

the English word for a mountain valley. Especially for a remote, long and narrow or deep valley , as well as for a depression between two hills . It is derived from Scottish Gaelic or Irish gleann .
a component of place names that is particularly widespread in Scotland and can be found in Scottish products and brands such as Glenfiddich Whiskey
a male first name, see Glenn
Glen Motors , former Canadian automobile manufacturer

Glen is a family name for the following people:

Alan Glen (* 1951), British blues musician
Alice Esther Glen (1881–1940), New Zealand author and journalist
Cornell Glen (* 1981), soccer player from Trinidad and Tobago
Emery Glen , American blues singer of the 1920s
Henry Glen (1739-1814), American politician
Hugh Francis Glen (born 1950), South African botanist
Iain Glen (born 1961), Scottish actor
James Allison Glen (1877–1950), Canadian politician
James Glen (1701–1777), British politician; Governor of the Province of South Carolina
John Glen (Politician, 1809) (1809–1895), American politician, Mayor of Atlanta
John Glen (musicologist) (1833–1904), British musicologist, collector and author
John Glen (physicist) (* 1927), British physicist
John Glen (director) (born 1932), British film director
John Glen (politician, 1974) (born 1974), British politician
John B. Glen (* 1940), British veterinarian and pharmacologist
Marla Glen (* 1960), American jazz singer
Marlyn Glen (* 1951), Scottish politician
Mary Glen-Haig († 2014), British fencer and sports official
Thomas Glen-Coats (1878–1954), British sailor and businessman
William Glen (1789–1826), Scottish poet

Glen are called the following

Waters:

Places in the United States:

Places in Sweden:

Places in Italy:

Places in Scotland:

Others:

Glen Glacier , Glacier in Coatsland, Antarctica
Glen Peak , mountain on Liard Island in the Adelaide and Biscoe Archipelago, Antarctica

See also: