Golden

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Contents 1 Color 2 Mathematics 3 Philosophy 4 Geography 5 Music 6 Other uses 7 See also

Golden means made of, or relating to gold.

Golden can refer to:

[edit] Color

• Gold (color), an orangish yellow color

[edit] Mathematics

• The Golden ratio

[edit] Philosophy

• Golden mean (philosophy), the felicitous middle between the extremes of excess and deficiency

[edit] Geography

Canada

• Golden, British Columbia
• Golden Village (Richmond, British Columbia), a neighbourhood of Richmond

Ireland

• Golden, County Tipperary, a village on the River Suir

United States

• Golden, Colorado, a suburb of Denver
• Golden, Illinois
• Golden Township, Michigan
• Golden, Mississippi
• Golden, Missouri
• Golden, Oregon, a historic mining town
• Golden, Texas (Wood County, Texas)

[edit] Music

• Golden (band), an American rock group
• Golden (CD/DVD), a 2004 album by American rock band Failure
• "Golden", a 2007 song by German pop group Monrose from Strictly Physical album
• "Golden" (song), by Fall Out Boy from the Infinity On High album
• "Golden", a song by My Morning Jacket from the It Still Moves album
• "Golden", by Jill Scott from the Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds Vol. 2 album

[edit] Other uses

• Golden (name), a family name
• Golden Artist Colors, acrylic paints and mediums
• Golden Retriever, a breed of dog
• Golden Eagle, a species of eagle
• Golden Horde, a Mongol khanate
• Golden Systems Electronics, a Dubai-based IT components distributing company
• Golden Computer Arcade, a computer mall in Hong Kong
• Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, also known as the Gaura (Golden One), a 15th-century Hindu monk and social reformer
• Molson Golden, a brand of beer
• Golden Telecom, a Russian telecommunication company
• Golden Fleece, a Greek mythology item
• Golden Cascade, a breed of duck
• Golden (chimpanzee)

[edit] See also

• Gold (disambiguation)
• Golden Rule

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