Nile (disambiguation)

The Nile is one of the world's longest rivers, in northeast Africa.

Nile may also refer to:

• Nile (band), American death metal band
• Nile (TV series), BBC Television docudrama
• NILE (singer), Hip-Hop Blues artist
• Nile, Battle of the
• River Nile (state), Sudanese state
• Nile Township, Scioto County, Ohio, United States
• Nile, Ontario, Canada
• "The Nile Song", 1969 song by Pink Floyd

Ships

• HMS Nile, various British ships
• SS Nile, a British cargo ship
• Nile, a propeller driven steamship which sank off Godrevy Island, Cornwall and led to the building of the lighthouse.

'Nile' as a first name

• Nile Kinnick, Former Iowa Hawkeyes Football Player and winner of the Heisman Trophy. The Iowa Hawkeyes Football Stadium is known as Kinnick Stadium in his honor.
• Nile Rodgers, American music producer and guitarist
• Nile Soik, American politician

'Nile' as a surname

• Fred Nile (born 1934), Australian politician and activist
• Elaine Nile (1936-2011), Australian politician
• Willie Nile (born 1948), American singer and songwriter
• Sarah Nile (born 1985), Italian model, showgirl and reality television personality

In fiction

• The Nile, 1937 book by Emil Ludwig
• Nile (fictional killer), fictional character in the book Scorpia by Anthony Horowitz
• Tana Nile, fictional character in the Marvel Universe
• Nile, fictional art con ring in the videogame Hotel Dusk: Room 215

NILE

• NILE, NASDAQ stock symbol of Blue Nile Inc, American online jewelry retailer
• NILE (NATO Improved Link 11), alternate name for Link 22, military wireless data exchange standard
• NILE (Northern International Livestock Exposition) in Billings, Montana, United States
• Norwich Institute for Language Education, a teacher training institute for teachers of English as a foreign language

See also

• Niles (disambiguation)
• Source of the Nile (disambiguation)
• Nyl River

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