Pigeon (disambiguation)
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Pigeon is a common name for birds of the taxonomic family Columbidae, particularly the rock pigeon.
Pigeon may also refer to:
Places
- Pigeon, Indiana, an unincorporated community
- Pigeon, Michigan, a village
- Pigeon, Wisconsin, a town
- Pigeon, West Virginia, an unincorporated community
- Pigeon Township (disambiguation)
- Pigeon Point, Minnesota, a peninsula
- Pigeon Mountain (disambiguation)
- Pigeon Peak, Colorado
- Pigeon Spire, British Columbia, Canada, a peak
- Pigeon Key, Florida, a small island
- Pigeon Island (disambiguation)
- Pigeon Lake (disambiguation)
- Pigeon River (disambiguation)
- Pigeon Creek (disambiguation)
- Pigeon's Rock, a rock formation off the coast of Beirut, Lebanon
People
- Charles Pigeon (1838–1915), French inventor of the Pigeon lamp
- David Pigeon, 18th century New England militia commander
- Louis-Joseph Pigeon (1922–1993), Canadian politician
- Michel Pigeon (born 1945), Canadian politician
- Steven Pigeon (born 1960), American politician
- Glenn McGrath (born 1970), Australian former cricketer nicknamed "Pigeon"
In the military
- HMS Pigeon, various Royal Navy ships
- USS Pigeon, three US Navy ships
- Project Pigeon, World War II project to use pigeons to control guided missiles
Entertainment
- The Pigeon, a novella by Patrick Süskind
- "Pigeon" (Pushing Daisies), an Emmy Award-winning episode of Pushing Daisies
- Pigeons (album), by indie rock band Here We Go Magic
- "Pigeon" (song), by Cannibal Ox
Company
- Pigeon (Korean company), a South Korean manufacturer of household products
- Pigeon (Japanese company), a Japanese manufacturer of maternity, baby, and child care products
Other uses
- Pigeon (cigarette), a Portuguese brand of cigarettes
- Gatard Statoplan Pigeon, a French 1970s light utility airplane
- A victim of a confidence trick
See also
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