Wright (disambiguation)
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Wright an occupational surname originating in England, meaning worker or shaper of wood, including a list of persons with the surname.
Wright or Wrights may also refer to:
Places
- Australia
- Division of Wright, federal electoral division in Queensland
- Electoral district of Wright, state electoral district in South Australia
- Wright, Australian Capital Territory
- Wright railway station, Melbourne
- Wright Rock, Tasmanian island in northern Bass Strait
- Canada
- Wright, Quebec
- Mont Wright, Québec, mountain near Fermont, Québec
- United States
- Wright, Florida
- Wright, Kansas
- Wright, Minnesota
- Wright, New York
- Wright, West Virginia
- Wright, Wyoming
- Wright City, Missouri
- Wright City, Oklahoma
- Wright County (disambiguation), several counties
- Wright Township (disambiguation), several townships
Other uses
- USS Wright, the name of two ships of the United States Navy
- Wright (ADL), a software architecture description language developed by Carnegie Mellon University
- Wright Company, the initial aviation business of the Wright brothers
- Wrights (textile manufacturers)
- The Wrights, an Australian rock music group
- The Wrights (country duo), an American country music duo
- Wright Aeronautical, an American aircraft and aircraft engine manufacturer
- Wrightbus, an Irish bus body manufacturer
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, a game with the name of the titular character for the Nintendo DS
- Wright State University, located in Dayton, Ohio
- Homer Wright rosettes, a clinical sign of certain types of cancer
- Wright's Coal Tar Soap, a popular brand of antiseptic soap
See also
- All pages beginning with "Wright"
- All pages with titles containing "wright"
- Right (disambiguation)
- Write (disambiguation)
- Rite (disambiguation)
- Wight (disambiguation)
- Wrought (disambiguation)
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