Summit
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Summit may refer to:
- Summit (topography), the highest point of a mountain, hill, road, or railroad.
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[edit] Locations
- United States
- Summit, Arizona
- Summit, Arkansas
- Summit, California
- Summit, Illinois
- Summit, DeKalb County, Indiana
- Summit, Greene County, Indiana
- Summit, Kentucky
- Summit (Catonsville, Maryland), listed on the NRHP in Maryland
- Summit Avenue (St. Paul), Minnesota
- Summit, New Jersey
- Summit (NJT station), the train station serving this community
- Summit, New York
- Summit, South Dakota
- Summit, Wisconsin, the name of several townships in Wisconsin
- The Summit (Houston), now known as the Compaq Center
- An alternate name for the neighborhood of Hope, Providence, Rhode Island
- Summit County (disambiguation)
- Summit Township (disambiguation)
[edit] Schools, companies and organizations
- Summit Middle School (disambiguation)
- Summit Brewing Company, a craft brewery in Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Summit College, a Bible college in Ontario, Canada
- Summit Ministries, an evangelical Christian organization
- Summit Preparatory Charter High School, a school in California
- Summit Entertainment, a movie production company
- SUMMIT, biennial technical festival conducted by the College of Engineering, Chengannur, India
[edit] Other uses
- Summit (meeting), a meeting of heads of state or government
- Summit (game), a boardgame based on the Cold War
- Summit, an episode from season five of the television series Stargate
- Summit Candy Bar, a candy bar that is no longer produced
- Summit, an interlibrary loan service offered by the Orbis Cascade Alliance
- a muscadine (Vitis rotundifolia) cultivar
- Summit Series (disambiguation), competitions between Soviet and Canadian professional ice hockey players
- Summit (groups), a series of Jazz music collaborations
[edit] See also
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