Adams

Adams may refer to:

Contents 1 Places 2 Transportation 3 Other uses 4 See also

• Adams (surname)

Places

The Moon

• Adams (lunar crater)

New Zealand

• Adams River, New Zealand

Philippines

• Adams, Ilocos Norte

United States

• Adams, California
• Adams, California, former name of Corte Madera, California
• Adams, Decatur County, Indiana
• Adams, Morgan County, Indiana
• Adams, Massachusetts
• Adams, Minnesota
• Adams, North Dakota
• Adams, Nebraska
• Adams (town), New York
  • Adams (village), New York
• Adams, Oklahoma
• Adams, Oregon
• Adams, Tennessee
• Adams, Wisconsin, city in Adams County
• Adams, Adams County, Wisconsin, town
• Adams, Green County, Wisconsin, town
• Adams, Jackson County, Wisconsin, town

Transportation

Vehicles

• Adams (1903 automobile), a British early 20th-century automobile
• Adams (automobile), a British early 20th-century automobile (1905-14)
• Adams-Farwell, a US-American automobile of the 19th and early 20th-century (1889-1912)
• Adams (constructor), a former racing car constructor

Vessels

• Adams (brig), early 19th-century ship
• USS Adams, several ships

Other uses

• Adams (retailer), a children's clothes retailer
• Adams' Grammar School, Newport, Shropshire, England
• Adams House (disambiguation), a reference to any of several historic houses
• Adams Park, a football stadium in Buckinghamshire, England
• MSC.Adams, engineering software
• Adams, a brand of jockstrap
• Adams Musical Instruments
• Cadbury Adams, confectionery company acquired by Cadbury from Pfizer in 2003

See also

• All pages beginning with "Adams"
• All pages with titles containing "Adams"
• Adam (disambiguation)
• Adams County (disambiguation)
• Adams Township (disambiguation)
• Mount Adams (disambiguation)
• Adamsburg, Pennsylvania
• Adamsdale (disambiguation)
• Adamstown (disambiguation)
• Adamsville (disambiguation)
• Addams (disambiguation)

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