Sedov

Sedow ( Russian Седов ) is a family name for the following people:

Artjom Anatoljewitsch Sedow (* 1984), Russian fencer
Georgi Jakowlewitsch Sedow (1877–1914), Russian polar explorer
Yevgeny Vadimowitsch Sedow (* 1996), Russian freestyle swimmer
Leonid Iwanowitsch Sedow (1907–1999), Russian applied mathematician, involved in the Soviet space program
Lev Lwowitsch Sedov (1906–1938), Russian politician, son of Trotsky
Pyotr Nikolajewitsch Sedow (* 1990), Russian cross-country skier
Sergei Lwowitsch Sedow (1908–1937), youngest son of Trotsky
Valentin Wassiljewitsch Sedow (1924-2004), Russian archaeologist
Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Sedow (* 1988), Kazakh weightlifter

Sedow is the name of several ships:

Sedov (ship) , often also Sedow (ex Commodore Johnson ), today a Russian sailing training ship
Georgi Sedow (ship) (ex Beoshic , built in 1909), a Soviet-Russian icebreaker with 1538 GRT

Sedow is the name of the following places:

Sedov Islands , a group of islands in the Arctic Ocean, southwest of Severnaya Zemlya
Cape Sedow , Cape off the Princess Astrid Coast, Queen Maud Land, Antarctica

See also: