PIKE
'Pike' may refer to:
★ Pike (weapon), a long thrusting pole weapon used by infantry
★ Pike (fish)
★ Pike (surname)
★ Pike (programming language)
★ Pike (Cheerleading), a cheerleading jump
★ Pike, a breakdance move
★ Pike Square, military tactic developed by the Old Swiss Confederacy during the 15th century
★ Pikes on Cliffs, a small rural house in Estaca de Bares, Spain
★ Short for turnpike
★ A main highway (sometimes a toll road)
★ Pike, used as a verb, means to shorten a longbow in Archery
★ Pike expedition, American exploration (1806–1807) led by Army Captain Zebulon Pike to explore the Louisiana Purchase
★ Pikes Peak, mountain in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, USA
★ Pike's Peak Country, common name for what is now Colorado before it was organized
★ Pikes peak granite, a type of granite
★ Pikes Peak Marathon, annual marathon to the top of Pikes Peak
★ Pikes Peak or Bust!, slogan of miners heading to Colorado during the Colorado Gold Rush
| Contents |
| Persons named Pike |
| Actual Persons |
| Fictional characters |
| Places in the United States |
| British mountains |
| Fish |
| Ships |
| Ciphers |
| Other |
| See also |
Persons named Pike
Actual Persons
★ Albert Pike (1809–1891), American attorney, soldier, writer, and Confederate general
★ Alfred Pike
★ Austin F. Pike
★ Brian Pike
★ Bronwyn Pike
★ Burton Pike
★ Christopher Pike (author), pseudonym of author Kevin McFadden (1954–), American writer
★ Danny Pike
★ Dave Pike
★ Geoff Pike (author/illustrator), author of best-selling books and creator of the first video on tai-chi
★ Holly Pike (contemporary), Canadian politician, Newfoundland and Labrador, member of the New Democratic Party
★ James Pike (1913–1969), American Episcopal bishop, Diocese of California
★ James Shepherd Pike (19th century), journalist criticized for distorting Reconstruction era in South Carolina
★ Jay Pike
★ Jennifer Pike
★ Jill Pike (contemporary), American radio personality
★ Jim Pike
★ John Pike (settler) (1572–1654), settler in Newbury, Massachusetts
★ John E. Pike American science writer and political consultant
★ Jonathan Pike (1949–), British architectural painter
★ Kenneth L. Pike (1912–2000), American linguist and anthropologist
★ Lip Pike (1845–1893), American star of 19th century baseball
★ Martin Pike (1972–), Australian Football League player
★ Mervyn Pike (1918–2004), British Dame of the Order of the British Empire
★ Natalie Pike (1983–), English model, winner of the Miss British Isles Competition in 2004
★ Otis G. Pike
★ Patrice Pike
★ Peter Pike (1937–), British politician, Member of Parliament (–2005), member of the Labour Party
★ Rob Pike (1956–), American software engineer, worked at Bell Labs as a member of the Unix team, now works for Google
★ Rosamund Pike (1979–), British actress
Russell Pike (1938 Isle La Motte Vt)Married Nancy Pitney (Sister of singer Gene Pitney) Two sons: Jeremy and Johnathan (born 1973 & 1977)
★ Thomas Pike
★ William Pike (–1591), Catholic martyr
★ Zebulon Pike (1779–1813), American soldier and Exploration|explorer for whom Pikes Peak is named
Frank Pike (Canadian Soccer)
Fictional characters
★ Christopher Pike (Star Trek), character in Star Trek
★ Ernie Pike, Argentinian comics novel written by Hector German Oesterheld and drawn by Hugo Pratt
★ Private Frank Pike, naive young bank clerk and Home Guard private in ''Dad's Army'' and ''It Sticks Out Half a Mile''
★ Joe Pike, Elvis Cole's partner in a series of private-eye novels by Robert Crais
★ Pike (Buffyverse character), a character in the movie version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, played by Luke Perry
★ Pike Male elf character (skilled with a pike) in the comic book Elfquest
★ Asa Pike, a character in Children of the Red King novels.
Places in the United States
★ Pepper Pike, Ohio
★ Pike (town), New York
★ Pike (village), New York
★ Pike Bay Township, Minnesota
★ Pike Creek, Delaware, a census-designated place
★ Pike Creek Township, Minnesota
★ Pike Township, Marion County, Indiana
★ Pike Township, Minnesota
★ Pike Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
★ Pike Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
★ Pike Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania
★ Pike Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania
★ Pike County, Alabama
★ Pike County, Arkansas
★ Pike County, Georgia
★ Pike County, Illinois
★ Pike County, Indiana
★ Pike County, Kentucky
★ Pike County, Mississippi
★ Pike County, Missouri
★ Pike County, Ohio
★ Pike County, Pennsylvania
British mountains
★ Clougha Pike, mountain in Lancashire, England
★ Cold Pike, hill in the Lake District, England
★ Dollywaggon Pike, fell in the Lake District, England
★ Esk Pike, mountain in the Lake District, England
★ Nethermost Pike, mountain in the Lake District, England
★ Scafell Pike, mountain in the Lake District, England
Fish
★ Blue pike, extinct freshwater fish ''(Stizostedion vitreum)''
★ Mackerel pike, fish ''(Cololabis Saira)''
★ Northern pike, carnivorous freshwater fish ''(Esox lucius)''
★ Pike, genus of fish ''(Esox)''
Ships
★ USS Pike (SS-6), ''Plunger''-class submarine of the United States Navy 1903–1921
★ USS Pike (SS-173), submarine of the United States Navy 1935–1945
Ciphers
★ Pike (cipher), stream cipher invented by Ross Anderson
★ Red Pike, United Kingdom government cipher
Other
★ Minnesota Fighting Pike, former Arena Football League team in 1996
★ The Northern Pikes, Canadian rock band
★ Pike Place Market, open-air public market in Seattle, Washington, USA
★ The Pike School, private day school in Andover, Massachusetts, USA
★ The Pike, a tourist attraction and former amusement park in Long Beach, California, USA
★ Pontop Pike Television Transmitter, British transmitter tower near the village of Dipton, County Durham, England
See also
★ Pi Kappa Alpha, a fraternity
★ Piker, disambiguation page
★ Pyke
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