Shasta
Shasta can be a reference to a Native American tribe, and also various locations in Northern California. The term is applied to numerous natural features in the same general vicinity, and many other items associated with the area. Shasta may refer to:
Native American
Religion
Geography and locations
- Mount Shasta, part of the Cascade Range in California
- Mount Shasta, California, a city located southwest of Mount Shasta
- Shasta County, California, named for the mountain
- Shasta River, a river near Mount Shasta
- Shasta Lake, the reservoir behind Shasta Dam
- Shasta Lake, California, a city near Shasta Lake
- Shasta Dam, on the Sacramento River in California
- Shasta Springs, a former resort on the Sacramento River
- Shasta, California, a former mining town (west of present-day Redding, California), now abandoned
- Shasta State Historic Park, the current state park at the site of Shasta
- State of Shasta, part of an 1854 proposal to partition California into three states
Biology
Products
Pop culture
- Shasta (Narnia), the main character in the 1954 C. S. Lewis novel The Horse and His Boy
- Shasta of the Wolves, a 1919 feral child novel and its title character by Olaf Baker
- Shasta McNasty was a television sitcom on UPN that was later renamed to Shasta
- "Shasta Beast", the twelfth track on the 2006 Eagles of Death Metal release Death By Sexy
- "Shasta", the seventh track on singer-songwriter Vienna Teng's 2004 album Warm Strangers
Other
- Shasta, a broadband routing node sold by Nortel Networks for use in telecommunications networks
- Shasta Groene, a young girl abducted from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
- Shasta Publishers, a 1950s US science fiction publishing imprint
- Shasta (mascot), the name of the University of Houston's mascot
- USS Shasta, either of two ammunition replenishment ships of the United States Navy
- SHASTA, the callsign for Lynx Aviation (United States), based in Denver, Colorado
- Dmitri Shostakovich, 20th century Soviet Russian Composer