Eden
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Eden may refer to:
- Garden of Eden, biblical "garden of God" described in the Book of Genesis
Film and television
- Eden TV, italian television
- Eden (Aladdin), a character in Disney's Aladdin films
- Eden (film), a 2012 film by Megan Griffiths
- Eden (TV channel), a digital television channel broadcasting in the United Kingdom and Ireland
- Eden (TV series), a 2002 British reality series
- Eden, a 1993 TV series starring Barbara Alyn Woods
- Eden Lord, a Nip/Tuck character
Literature
- EDEN (Mag Garden), an online manga magazine
- Eden (Lem novel), a 1959 science fiction book by Stanisław Lem
- Eden (Johnston novel), a crime novel by Dorothy Johnston
- Eden (Steve Carter play), 1976
- Eden (Eugene O'Brien play), 2001
- Eden*, a 2009 visual novel by Minori
- Eden: It's an Endless World!, a 1998 manga by Hiroki Endo
Music
- Bands, musicians, studios, businesses
- Eden (Australian band), an Australian Dark Wave band
- Eden (Israeli band), an Israeli vocal group
- Eden (South African band), a South African pop boyband
- Eden, a stage name of ABC member Fiona Russell Powell
- Eden Electronics, a bass amplification company
- Eden Studios, a recording studio
- Albums
- Eden (Sarah Brightman album), 1998
- Eden (Everything but the Girl album), 1984
- Eden (Luna Sea album), 1993
- Eden (Faun album), 2011
- Eden, an album by Akino Arai
- Eden, an album by Étienne Daho
- Songs
- "Eden" (song), by Hooverphonic
- "Eden", a song by Phil Wickham on the album Heaven & Earth
Places
Antarctica
Australia
- Eden, New South Wales
- Electoral district of Eden, an electoral district in New South Wales
New Zealand
- Eden (New Zealand electorate), a former New Zealand Parliamentary electorate
South Africa
UK
- Eden District, Cumbria, England
- Eden, County Antrim, a townland in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
- Eden, County Londonderry, a townland in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland
- Eden, County Tyrone, a townland in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
USA
- Eden, Arizona
- Eden, Idaho
- Eden, Peoria County, Illinois
- Eden, Randolph County, Illinois
- Eden, Indiana
- Eden, Kansas
- Eden, Kentucky
- Eden, Maryland
- Eden, Mississippi
- Eden, New York
- Eden, North Carolina
- Eden, South Dakota
- Eden, Texas
- Eden, Utah
- Eden, Vermont
- Eden, West Virginia (disambiguation)
- Eden, Wisconsin (disambiguation)
- Eden, Wyoming
- Eden Township (disambiguation)
Sport
- Eden AFC, a former New Zealand association football club
- Eden Gardens, a sports stadium in Kolkata, India
- Eden Park, a sports stadium in Auckland, New Zealand
- Stadion Eden, a sports stadium in Prague-Vršovice, Czech Republic
Organizations
- Eden Foods Inc., an independent organic food producer in the United States
- Eden Foundation, a nonprofit agriculture project
- Eden Games, a video game developer
- Eden Project, an environmental attraction
- Eden Theological Seminary
- European Distance and E-learning Network, an international education association
Other uses
- Eden (name), including a list of people with the name Eden
- Eden (newspaper), an English-language newspaper from Cameroon
- Eden (Gardner, Louisiana), a historic place
- Eden, High Wycombe, a shopping centre
- Eden growth model, a bacterial growth concept
- Camp Eden, Iraq
- VIA Eden, a computer processor family
- Education Data Exchange Network, a set of statistical reports
- MBDB, a psychedelic drug
- Eden, an empirical modelling language
See also
- Mount Eden (disambiguation)
- River Eden (disambiguation)
- Eden Water, Scotland
- Aden (disambiguation)
- EDUN, a brand of clothing
- Garden of Eden (disambiguation)
- All pages beginning with "Eden"
- All pages with titles containing "Eden"
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