Black Hawk
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Black Hawk (or Blackhawk, Blackhawks) may refer to:
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[edit] People
- Black Hawk (Sauk leader), a Sauk and Fox leader of the 19th century
- The Black Hawk War, named after him.
- Black Hawk (artist), a Sans Arc Lakota artist of the 19th century
- Antonga Black Hawk, a Ute leader known to whites as "Black Hawk"
- Black Hawk War (Utah) of the 1860s, an Indian War named after him
[edit] Places
- United States
- Blackhawk, California, in Contra Costa County
- Blackhawk-Camino Tassajara, California, a census-designated place that includes Blackhawk in Contra Costa County
- Blackhawk Island, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
- Black Hawk, Colorado
- Black Hawk, Mississippi
- Black Hawk County, Iowa
- Black Hawk Bridge, a bridge over the Mississippi River between Iowa and Wisconsin
- Black Hawk College, located in Moline, Illinois
- Black Hawk Purchase, a historical region of Iowa
- Blackhawk Farms Raceway, a race track in northern Illinois
[edit] Lakes
- United States
- Black Hawk Lake (Madera County, California), a reservoir in Madera County, California
- Black Hawk Lake (Tuolumne County, California), a lake in Tuolumne County, California
- Black Hawk Lake (Sac County, Iowa), a glacial lake in Sac County, Iowa
- Black Hawk Lake (Iowa County, Wisconsin), a glacial lake in Iowa County, Wisconsin
[edit] Vehicles
- USS Black Hawk, the name of four United States vessels
- Black Hawk (Amtrak train), a passenger train between Chicago and Dubuque, Iowa
- Black Hawk (CB&Q train), a passenger train between Chicago, Illinois, and Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota
- Two types of helicopters manufactured by Sikorsky Aircraft:
- Sikorsky S-67 Blackhawk, a prototype attack helicopter
- Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk, a utility helicopter
- Stutz Blackhawk, a make of car
- Blackhawk the name of a Carr Special racing aircraft of the 1930's
[edit] Sports
- Chicago Blackhawks, a team in the National Hockey League
- Atlanta Blackhawks, an American soccer team
- San Francisco Bay Blackhawks, a soccer team in the USA
- The Atlanta Hawks, previously known as the Tri-Cities Blackhawks
- Waterloo Black Hawks, a junior hockey team in the USA
- Iowa Blackhawks, an indoor football team in the USA
- Plattling Black Hawks, an American football club from Plattling, Germany
[edit] Media and other uses
- Black Hawks, several birds of prey in the genus Buteogallus
- Blackhawk (comics), an aviator comic book hero and leader of a team named Blackhawks
- Blackhawk (radio), a 1950 ABC radio series based on the comic book
- Blackhawk (serial), a 1952 Columbia serial based on the comic book
- Blackhawk (UK comic), a Tornado/2000 AD comic book character
- Blackhawk Films, a distributor of vintage short-subject films and newsreels
- Black Hawk Hotel, Cedar Falls, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa
- Blackhawk Hotel, Davenport, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa
- Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War, a book by Mark Bowden
- Black Hawk Down (film), a Ridley Scott movie based on the Mark Bowden book
- Delta Force: Black Hawk Down, a videogame
- Blackhawk (band), a country music band
- Blackhawk (album), the band's debut album
- Black Hawk Statue, a statue originally named The Eternal Indian by sculptor Lorado Taft
- Blackthorne, a video game known as "Blackhawk" in Europe
- The Black Hawk (nightclub), a jazz venue once located in San Francisco's Tenderloin District
- Blackhawk Network, a worldwide giftcard distribution network
- The Ruger Blackhawk, a single action revolver
- Blackhawks are a type of sentient biological spaceship in Peter F. Hamilton's fictional The Night's Dawn Trilogy.
- Blackhawk (restaurant), a restaurant and supper club in Chicago from 1920–1984 and Wheeling from 1969-2009.
- Blackhawk (tools), a brand of the Stanley Works
- HM-15 "Blackhawks", a U.S. Navy helicopter squadron.
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