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Page
most commonly refers to:
Page (paper)
, one side of a leaf of paper, as in a book
Page
,
PAGE
,
pages
, or
paging
may also refer to:
Roles
Page (assistance occupation)
, a professional occupation
Page (servant)
, traditionally a young male servant
Page (wedding attendant)
People and fictional characters
Page (given name)
, a list of people
Page (surname)
, a list of people and fictional characters
Pages (surname)
H. A. Page, a pen name of Scottish author
Alexander Hay Japp
(1836–1905)
Places
Australia
Page, Australian Capital Territory
, a suburb of Canberra
Division of Page
, New South Wales
Pages River
, a tributary of the Hunter River catchment in New South Wales, Australia
The Pages
, South Australia, two islands and a reef
The Pages Conservation Park
, a protected area in South Australia
United States
Page, Arizona
, a city
Page, Minneapolis
, Minnesota, a neighborhood
Page, Nebraska
, a village
Page, North Dakota
, a city
Page, Oklahoma
, an unincorporated community
Page, Virginia
Page, Washington
, a ghost town
Page, West Virginia
, a census-designated place
Page Airport (disambiguation)
Page City, Kansas
Page County, Iowa
Page County, Virginia
Page Township, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota
Page Township, Cass County, North Dakota
,
Cass County, North Dakota
Page Valley
, Virginia, a valley associated with the Shenandoah Valley
Science and technology
Computing
Page (computer memory)
, a block of virtual memory
Paging
, a method of data retrieval
Page (Flash memory)
Bank switching
, sometimes known as paging
Electronic page
, formatting digital documents into pages
Multiple buffering
, also known as paging
Ogg page
, a unit of data in an Ogg bitstream
Pages (word processor)
, a word processor and page layout application from
Apple Inc.
PAGE
, an algorithm for computing the orientable genus of a graph
Web page
Other uses in science and technology
Page, to use a
pager
to contact a person
PAGE, the acronym of
Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis
SDS-PAGE
, sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis
Skirt lifter
, a device for use with a long skirt, also known as a
page
Arts, entertainment, and media
Literature
Page
(novel)
, a 2000 novel by Tamora Pierce
The Pages (novel)
, a 2008 novel by Murray Bail
Page
, a 2002 posthumous collection of poetry by
Hannah Weiner
Pages & Co., a fictional bookshop in the eponymous children's book series by
Anna James
Music
Groups and labels
Page Music
, a record label
Page (South Korean band)
, a Korean outfit
Page (Swedish band)
, a Swedish synthpop outfit
Pages (band)
, an American pop rock band
Recordings
A Page
, by Yuqi, 2021
Page
(album)
, by Kang Seung-yoon, 2021
"Page", a song by Vixen from the album
Tangerine
, 1998
"Page", a song by Band-Maid from the album
Conqueror
, 2019
Pages
(EP)
, a 2007 EP by There for Tomorrow
Pages
(Shane & Shane album)
, 2007
Pages
(Sexy Zone album)
, 2019
Pages
(Shaznay Lewis album)
, 2024
Pages
, a 2005 album by
Bering Strait
Pages
, a 2009 album by
Julie Feeney
Pages
, a 2012 album by
Versailles
Other uses
Page, an announcement requesting someone's presence; see
Public address
Page, a brand of toilet paper in the Netherlands by
Kimberly-Clark
PAGE, the acronym of the Obama initiative
Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship
PAGE, the acronym of the
Pakistan & Gulf Economist
, a weekly business magazine published from Karachi, Pakistan
Page Corps
, a military academy in Imperial Russia
Page Organ Company
, producer of theatre organs
Page playoff system
, a playoff format used primarily in softball and curling at the championship level
Past Global Changes, a project of the
International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme
See also
Page boy (disambiguation)
Pager (disambiguation)
Paige (disambiguation)
All pages with titles beginning with
Page
All pages with titles containing
Page
Topics referred to by the same term
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