Outpost

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Outpost may refer to:

Places:

• Outpost Estates, Los Angeles, California, a canyon neighborhood
• Outpost Islands, Nunavut, Canada

In entertainment:

• Outpost (1981 computer game), an arcade game
• Outpost (Robert Rich and Ian Boddy album), a 2002 album by Robert Rich and Ian Boddy
• Outpost (Freddie Hubbard album)
• Outpost (board game), from TimJim games
• Outpost (chess), a position in the game chess
• Outpost (film), a 2008 horror film directed by Steve Barker
• Outpost (video game), a Sierra On-Line video game
• Outpost 2, a 1997 computer game by Dynamix
• Outpost Gallifrey, a Doctor Who fan website
• Outpost Kaloki X, a city-building video game for the Xbox 360
• Southern Outpost (record label), in San Francisco, California
• The Outpost (Mike Resnick novel), a 2001 science fiction novel
• The Outpost (novel), by Bolesław Prus
• The Outpost (film), a 1995 Hungarian film
• The Outpost, another name for the 1995 film The Hills Have Eyes III
• The Outpost, a fictional place in the role playing game Neuroshima
• Outpost Records, a former Geffen Records imprint

Other uses:

• Cyberian Outpost, an online vendor of discount computerware
• Israeli outpost, small Israeli settlements
• Outpost Magazine, a monthly magazine published by Americans for a Safe Israel
• Lunar outpost (NASA), a planned, Moon-based inhabited facility
• Outpost Firewall Pro, a software package
• Outpost For Hope, a missing persons website
• Outpost Harry, a remote Korean War military base
• Outpost Island Mine, a gold mine in Canada
• Outpost Snipe, a remote World War II military located Egypt
• Outpost Societies, secret, early 20th century Istanbul societal organizations
• Outposts of tyranny, a term used in 2005 to characterize some governments
• Outpost.com, a name formerly used by Fry's Electronics

[edit] See also

• The Last Outpost (disambiguation)
• Southern Outpost (disambiguation)

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