This is a list of rivers in the U.S. state of California, grouped by region. Major lakes and reservoirs, if applicable, are indicated in italics.

North Coast (north of Humboldt Bay)
Rivers and streams between the Oregon border and Humboldt Bay that empty into the Pacific Ocean (arranged north to south; tributaries with those entering nearest the sea first). Bold indicates rivers with more detailed lists in following sections.

Smith River (jump to tributaries)
Elk Creek
Wilson Creek
Klamath River (jump to tributaries)
Redwood Creek (jump to tributaries)
Little River
Mad River (jump to tributaries)

Smith River

Smith River
Rowdy Creek
Mill Creek
Myrtle Creek
South Fork Smith River
Craigs Creek
Coon Creek
Rock Creek
Gordon Creek
Goose Creek
Hurdygurdy Creek
Jones Creek
Buck Creek
Quartz Creek
Eightmile Creek
Harrington Creek
Prescott Fork Smith River
Middle Fork Smith River
Patrick Creek
Little Jones Creek
Monkey Creek
Siskiyou Fork Smith River
Griffin Creek
Knopki Creek
North Fork Smith River
Stony Creek
Still Creek
Diamond Creek

Klamath River

Klamath River
Hunter Creek
Turwar Creek
Blue Creek
West Fork Blue Creek
Nikowitz Creek
Crescent City Fork Blue Creek
East Fork Blue Creek
Ah Pah Creek
Tectah Creek
Pecwan Creek
Mettah Creek
Roach Creek
Tully Creek
Pine Creek
Trinity River (jump to tributaries)
Hopkins Creek
Copper Creek
Indian Creek
Bluff Creek
Fish Creek
East Fork Bluff Creek
Notice Creek
North Fork Bluff Creek
Slate Creek
Red Cap Creek
North Fork Red Cap Creek
Middle Fork Red Cap Creek
Boise Creek
Camp Creek
Pearch Creek
Salmon River (jump to tributaries)
Rogers Creek
Irving Creek
Rock Creek
Swillup Creek
Ukonom Creek
McCash Fork
King Creek
Independence Creek
Clear Creek
South Fork Clear Creek
Fivemile Creek
Tenmile Creek
Bear Valley Creek
Red Hill Creek
West Fork Clear Creek
Doe Creek
Oak Flat Creek
Elk Creek
East Fork Elk Creek
Doolittle Creek
Bear Creek
Granite Creek
Burney Valley Creek
Toms Valley Creek
Rainy Valley Creek
Indian Creek
Doolittle Creek
East Fork Indian Creek
South Fork Indian Creek
Twin Valley Fork Indian Creek
Mill Creek
Granite Creek
Green Creek
China Creek
Thompson Creek
Fort Goff Creek
Portuguese Creek
Seiad Creek
Grider Creek
Walker Creek
Scott River
Mill Creek
Kelsey Creek
Shackleford Creek
Indian Creek
Moffett Creek
Kidder Creek
Etna Creek
Alder Creek
Sugar Creek
East Fork Scott River
South Fork Scott River
Shasta River
Yreka Creek
Oregon Slough
Little Shasta River
Willow Creek
Parks Creek
Whitney Creek
Cottonwood Creek
Bogus Creek
Jenny Creek
Butte Creek (joins the Klamath in Oregon)
Lost River (joins the Klamath in Oregon)
Rock Creek
Willow Creek
Mowitz Creek

Trinity River

Trinity River
Mill Creek
Tish Tang o Tang Creek
Horse Linto Creek
Willow Creek
South Fork Trinity River
Madden Creek
Grouse Creek
Mosquito Creek
Buckeye Creek
Hayfork Creek
Corral Creek
Salt Creek
Big Creek
Carr Creek
East Fork Hayfork Creek
Indian Valley Creek
Butter Creek
Plummer Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Smoky Creek
Happy Camp Creek
East Fork South Fork Trinity River
Prospect Creek
Shell Mountain Creek
Sharber Creek
Quinby Creek
Hawkins Creek
New River
Bell Creek
Big Creek
China Creek
Panther Creek
Quinby Creek
Devils Canyon Creek
East Fork New River
Slide Creek
Virgin Creek
Canadian Creek
Big French Creek
Little French Creek
Price Creek
Manzanita Creek
Big Bar Creek
Sailor Bar Creek
North Fork Trinity River
East Fork North Fork Trinity River
Backbone Creek
Whites Creek
China Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Gas Creek
Grizzly Creek
Canyon Creek
Big East Fork Canyon Creek
Little East Fork Canyon Creek
Oregon Gulch
Soldier Creek
Dutch Creek
Browns Creek
Little Creek
Reading Creek
Weaver Creek
Little Browns Creek
East Weaver Creek
West Weaver Creek
Indian Creek
Grass Valley Creek
Little Grass Valley Creek
Rush Creek
Deadwood Creek
Papoose Creek
Stuart Fork
Hobel Creek
Mule Creek
Stoney Creek
Owens Creek
Deep Creek
Boulder Creek
Deer Creek
Swift Creek
Granite Creek
East Fork Trinity River
Cedar Creek
Mumbo Creek
Crow Creek
Baker Creek
Coffee Creek
Little Boulder Creek
Boulder Creek
Sugar Pine Creek
East Fork Coffee Creek
North Fork Coffee Creek
Union Creek
South Fork Coffee Creek
Scorpion Creek
Eagle Creek
Ramshorn Creek
Bear Creek
Tangle Blue Creek
Scott Mountain Creek
Little Trinity River
Sherer Creek
Picayune Creek
Cedar Creek
Bear Creek
High Camp Creek

Salmon River
Salmon River
Merrill Creek
Somes Creek
Wooley Creek
Steinacher Creek
Bridge Creek
Rock Creek
Hancock Creek
North Fork Wooley Creek
Cuddihy Fork
Hell Hole Creek
Big Meadows Creek
South Fork Wooley Creek
Big Elk Fork
Butler Creek
Morehouse Creek
Nordheimer Creek
Crapo Creek
North Fork Salmon River
Little North Fork Salmon River
Russian Creek
Right Hand Fork North Fork Salmon River
South Fork Salmon River
Knownothing Creek
Methodist Creek
Black Bear Creek
Plummer Creek
St Claire Creek
Crawford Creek
Cecil Creek
East Fork South Fork Salmon River
Taylor Creek
Rush Creek
Little South Fork Salmon River

Redwood Creek
Redwood Creek (Humboldt County)
Prairie Creek (California)
Lost Man Creek
McArthur Creek
Tom McDonald Creek
Bridge Creek
Copper Creek
Devils Creek
Coyote Creek
Panther Creek
Garrett Creek
Lacks Creek
Minor Creek
Lupton Creek
Noisy Creek
High Prairie Creek
Minon Creek
Lake Prairie Creek
Bradford Creek
Pardee Creek
Twin Lakes Creek

Mad River
Mad River
Lindsay Creek
North Fork Mad River
Canon Creek
Maple Creek
Boulder Creek
Black Creek
Pilot Creek

Humboldt Bay
Primary streams entering Humboldt Bay are listed north to south beginning north of the entrance to the bay and continuing in a clockwise direction. Tributaries entering nearest the bay are listed first.

For additional detail on Humboldt Bay streams, see Humboldt Bay: Bay tributaries and sloughs.

Jacoby Creek
Eureka Slough
Freshwater Slough
Freshwater Creek
Elk River (California)
Salmon Creek (Northern Humboldt County)

North Coast (south of Humboldt Bay)

Rivers and streams between Humboldt Bay and the Golden Gate that empty into the Pacific Ocean (arranged north to south; tributaries with those entering nearest the sea first):

Eel River
Salt River
Van Duzen River
Yager Creek
South Fork Eel River (see List of tributaries of the South Fork Eel River for additional detail)
Bull Creek
East Branch South Fork Eel River
Cedar Creek
Tenmile Creek
North Fork Eel River
Middle Fork Eel River
North Fork Middle Fork Eel River
Thatcher Creek
Black Butte River
Rice Fork
Outlet Creek
Bear River
Mattole River
North Fork Mattole River
Upper North Fork Mattole River
Usal Creek
Ten Mile River
Noyo River
Big River
Little River
Albion River
Big Salmon Creek
Little Salmon Creek
Navarro River
Rancheria Creek
Anderson Creek
Garcia River
Gualala River
Wheatfield Fork
Russian River
East Fork Russian River
Ackerman Creek

For details of the Sonoma and Marin coasts, see List of watercourses in the San Francisco Bay Area.

San Francisco Bay

Streams that empty into San Francisco Bay or its tributary bays (arranged clockwise, starting at the north side of the Golden Gate; tributaries are listed from those entering nearest the bays to farthest). The Central Valley watershed feeding into Suisun Bay via the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta is excluded; see the following section for the Sacramento and San Joaquin river systems.

For additional detail on Bay Area creeks, see List of watercourses in the San Francisco Bay Area.

San Pablo Bay (north of Carquinez Strait)
Corte Madera Creek
Novato Creek
Petaluma River
Sonoma Creek
Napa River
Carneros Creek

Suisun Bay
Suisun Slough
Corderia Slough
Suisun Creek
Montezuma Slough
Pacheco Creek (Contra Costa County)
Sacramento River (jump to tributaries)
San Joaquin River (jump to tributaries)

San Pablo Bay (south of Carquinez Strait) and San Francisco Bay
San Pablo Creek
Pinole Creek
San Leandro Creek
San Lorenzo Creek
Alameda Creek
Coyote Creek
Guadalupe River
Stevens Creek
San Francisquito Creek
Redwood Creek (San Mateo County)
San Mateo Creek
For additional detail on Bay Area creeks, see List of watercourses in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta
The Sacramento and San Joaquin River systems drain the western slope of the Sierra Nevada and most of the Central Valley, forming the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta before emptying into Suisun Bay; together, they are the largest river system in California.

Sacramento River

Sacramento River
Cache Slough
Steamboat Slough (splits from the Sacramento River upstream near Courtland)
Elkhorn Slough
Miner Slough
Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel (splits from the Sacramento River upstream at the Port of Sacramento)
Prospect Slough
Dickson Creek
Lindsey Slough
Shag Slough
Yolo Bypass (jump to tributaries) – manmade floodway, occasionally receiving floodwaters from the Sacramento River via Fremont Weir near Knights Landing.
Alamo Creek
Ulatis Creek
American River (jump to tributaries)
Dry Creek
Feather River (jump to tributaries)
Colusa Basin Drainage Canal
Sand Creek
Cortina Creek
Salt Creek
Stone Corral Creek
Funks Creek
Hunter Creek
Willow Creek
Butte Creek
Angel Slough
Little Chico Creek
Little Dry Creek
Little Butte Creek
West Branch Butte Creek
Stony Creek
Black Butte Dam and Black Butte Lake
North Fork Stony Creek
Grindstone Creek
Elk Creek
Briscoe Creek
Little Stony Creek
North Fork Stony Creek
Middle Fork Stony Creek
South Fork Stony Creek
Big Chico Creek
Mud Creek
Rock Creek
Burch Creek
Jewett Creek
Deer Creek
Thomes Creek
Mill Creek
Fish Creek
Mill Creek
Little Mill Creek
Elder Creek
Willow Creek
Oat Creek
Dye Creek
Antelope Creek
Little Antelope Creek
Red Bank Creek
Reeds Creek
Dibble Creek
Payne's Creek
Battle Creek
North Fork Battle Creek
South Fork Battle Creek
Cottonwood Creek
Hooker Creek
South Fork Cottonwood Creek
Dry Creek
Salt Creek
Cold Fork Cottonwood Creek
Buck Creek
Dry Creek
North Fork Cottonwood Creek
Roaring River
Wilson Creek
Jerusalem Creek
Moon Fork Cottonwood Creek
Middle Fork Cottonwood Creek
Beegum Creek
South Fork Beegum Creek
Ash Creek
Bear Creek
Cow Creek
Little Cow Creek
Swede Creek
Dry Creek
Cedar Creek
Oak Run Creek
Clover Creek
Old Cow Creek
Glendenning Creek
South Cow Creek
Clear Creek
South Fork Clear Creek
Whiskeytown Dam, Whiskeytown Lake
Crystal Creek
East Fork Clear Creek
Rock Creek
Keswick Dam, Keswick Reservoir
Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Slickrock Creek
Boulder Creek
Flat Creek
Shasta Dam, Shasta Lake
Backbone Creek
Pit River (jump to tributaries)
Salt Creek
Castle Creek
Soda Creek
North Fork Sacramento River
Middle Fork Sacramento River
South Fork Sacramento River

Yolo Bypass

Yolo Bypass
Putah Creek
Big Canyon Creek
Pleasant Creek
Monticello Dam, Lake Berryessa
Capell Creek
Pope Creek
Eticuera Creek
Hunting Creek
St Helena Creek
Willow Slough
Cache Creek
Bear Creek
Sulphur Creek
Rocky Creek
North Fork of Cache Creek
Long Valley Creek
Wolf Creek
Indian Valley Dam, Indian Valley Reservoir
Bartlett Creek
Clear Lake (inflow streams listed clockwise starting at outlet)
Kelsey Creek
Adobe Creek
Forbes Creek
Rodman Slough
Scotts Creek
Middle Creek
Clover Creek

American River

American River
Folsom Dam, Folsom Lake
North Fork American River
Middle Fork American River
Canyon Creek
Otter Creek
North Fork of the Middle Fork American River
El Dorado Canyon
Peavine Creek
Grouse Creek
Secret Canyon
Rubicon River
Long Canyon
Pilot Creek
South Fork Rubicon River
Gerle Creek
Hell Hole Dam, Hell Hole Reservoir
Five Lakes Creek
Duncan Canyon
French Meadows Dam, French Meadows Reservoir
Clipper Creek
Owl Creek
Bunch Canyon
Shirttail Canyon
Indian Creek
Canyon Creek
North Fork of North Fork American River
East Fork of North Fork of North Fork American River
Big Granite Creek
South Fork American River
Weber Creek
Greenwood Creek
Dutch Creek
Rock Creek
Slab Creek
Silver Creek
South Fork Silver Creek
Little Silver Creek
Union Valley Dam, Union Valley Reservoir
Jones Fork
Bassi Fork
Alder Creek
Silver Fork American River
Caples Creek
Pyramid Creek

Feather River

Feather River
Sutter Bypass - manmade floodway, occasionally receives floodwaters from the Sacramento River  upstream and Butte Creek
Bear River
Algodon Slough
Best Slough
Hutchinson Creek
Feeds Creek
Dry Creek
Camp Far West Dam, Camp Far West Reservoir
Rock Creek
Wolf Creek
Rollins Dam, Rollins Reservoir
Greenhorn Creek
Steephollow Creek
Yuba River (jump to tributaries)
Honcut Creek
North Honcut Creek
South Honcut Creek
Oroville Dam and Lake Oroville
North Fork Feather River
Canyon Creek
West Branch Feather River
Concow Creek
Little West Fork Feather River
Big Kimshew Creek
Last Chance Creek
French Creek
Grizzly Creek
Bucks Creek
Chips Creek
Yellow Creek
East Branch North Fork Feather River
Rush Creek
Indian Creek
Wolf Creek
Lights Creek
Little Grizzly Creek
Last Chance Creek
Red Clover Creek
Dixie Creek
Squaw Queen Creek
Boulder Creek
Spanish Creek
Greenhorn Creek
Rock Creek
Middle Fork Feather River
South Fork Feather River
Sucker Run
Lost Creek
Little Grass Valley Dam, Little Grass Valley Reservoir
Fall River
Little North Fork Feather River
South Branch Middle Fork Feather River
Willow Creek
Bear Creek
Onion Valley Creek
Nelson Creek
Jamison Creek
Grizzly Creek
Sierra Valley Channels
Smithneck Creek
Little Last Chance Creek

Yuba River

Yuba River
Dry Creek
Deer Creek
Squirrel Creek
Englebright Dam, Englebright Lake
South Yuba River
Rush Creek
Rock Creek
Spring Creek
Humbug Creek
Poorman Creek
Canyon Creek
Lake Spaulding Dam, Lake Spaulding
Fordyce Creek
North Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Castle Creek
Middle Yuba River
Oregon Creek
Kanaka Creek
Wolf Creek
East Fork Creek
Jackson Meadows Dam, Jackson Meadows Reservoir
North Yuba River
New Bullards Bar Dam, New Bullards Bar Reservoir
Slate Creek
Canyon Creek
Little Canyon Creek
Goodyears Creek
Downie River
Pauley Creek
Lavezzola Creek
Haypress Creek
Salmon Creek

Pit River

Pit River
McCloud River
Nosoni Creek
Chatterdown Creek
Squaw Valley Creek
Claiborne Creek
Hawkins Creek
Star City Creek
Angel Creek
Mud Creek
Ash Creek
Edson Creek
Squaw Creek
Salt Creek
North Fork Squaw Creek
Potem Creek
Roaring Creek
Iron Canyon Creek
Kosk Creek
Nelson Creek
Rock Creek
Clark Creek
Burney Creek
Hat Creek
Rising River
Lost Creek
Fall River
Tule River
Little Tule River
Bear Creek
Beaver Creek
Horse Creek
Ash Creek
Willow Creek
Dutch Flat Creek
Taylor Creek
Turner Creek
Toms Creek
Clover Swale Creek
Canyon Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
North Fork Pit River
Pine Creek
Parker Creek
Thoms Creek
Joseph Creek
Goose Lake (historical)
South Fork Pit River
Fitzhugh Creek
Dry Creek
Cedar Creek
Mill Creek
East Creek

San Joaquin River

San Joaquin River
Marsh Creek
Mokelumne River (jump to tributaries)
Old River (side channel of San Joaquin River)
Middle River (side channel of San Joaquin River)
Bear Creek
Calaveras River (jump to tributaries)
Mormon Slough (distributary of Calaveras River)
French Camp Slough
Littlejohns Creek
Rock Creek
Lone Tree Creek
Corral Hollow Creek (historical)
Stanislaus River (jump to tributaries)
Hospital Creek
Ingram Creek
Tuolumne River (jump to tributaries)
Del Puerto Creek
Salado Creek
Orestimba Creek
Crow Creek
Merced River (jump to tributaries)
Mud Slough
Los Banos Creek
Garzas Creek
San Luis Creek
Bear Creek
Deep Slough
Owens Creek
Mariposa Creek
Deadman Creek
Mariposa Slough
Eastside Bypass (man-made floodway, occasionally receiving floodwater from the upstream San Joaquin River via Chowchilla Bypass Structure, near Mendota)
Chowchilla River
Fresno River
Dry Creek
Fresno Slough (also carries floodwaters diverted from the Kings River via North Fork distributary)
Friant Dam, Millerton Lake
Fine Gold Creek
Willow Creek
Stevenson Creek
Shaver Lake
Big Creek
Huntington Lake
Rock Creek
Mammoth Pool Dam, Mammoth Pool Reservoir
Kaiser Creek
Jackass Creek
South Fork San Joaquin River
Mono Creek
Vermilion Valley Dam, Lake Thomas A. Edison
Bear Creek
Florence Lake Dam, Florence Lake
Piute Creek
Evolution Creek
Granite Creek
North Fork San Joaquin River
Middle Fork San Joaquin River
Fish Creek
Minaret Creek
Thousand Island Lake (San Joaquin River source)

Mokelumne River

Mokelumne River
Snodgrass Slough
Cosumnes River
Skunk Creek
Badger Creek
Deer Creek
Arkansas Creek
Little Indian Creek
Big Canyon Creek
Big Indian Creek
North Fork Cosumnes River
Camp Creek
Sly Park Creek
Steely Fork Cosumnes River
Middle Fork Cosumnes River
Scott Creek
Dogtown Creek
Dry Creek
Coyote Creek
Jackson Creek
Sutter Creek
Rancheria Creek
North Fork Dry Creek
South Fork Dry Creek
Camanche Dam, Camanche Lake
Pardee Dam, Pardee Reservoir
North Fork Mokelumne River
Tiger Creek
Blue Creek
Bear River
Salt Springs Dam, Salt Springs Reservoir
Summit City Creek
Pacific Creek
Middle Fork Mokelumne River
South Fork Mokelumne River
Licking Fork
Forest Creek

Note: In the Delta the Mokelumne River divides into two short branches, also called the "North Fork" and "South Fork", which recombine before reaching the San Joaquin River.

Calaveras River
Calaveras River
New Hogan Dam, New Hogan Lake
North Fork Calaveras River
Murray Creek
Jesus Maria Creek
Esperanza Creek
South Fork Calaveras River
Calaveritas Creek
San Antonio Creek
San Domingo Creek
Cherokee Creek

Stanislaus River

Stanislaus River
Tulloch Dam, Tulloch Reservoir
Black Creek
New Melones Dam, New Melones Lake
Mormon Creek
Angels Creek
Coyote Creek
South Fork Stanislaus River
Deer Creek
Herring Creek
Rose Creek
Knight Creek
Eagle Creek
Middle Fork Stanislaus River
Beardsley Dam, Beardsley Lake
Mill Creek
Donnells Dam, Donnell Lake
Niagara Creek
Dardanelles Creek
Clark Fork Middle Fork Stanislaus River
Arnot Creek
Disaster Creek
Eagle Creek
Deadman Creek
Summit Creek
Kennedy Creek
North Fork Stanislaus River
Griswold Creek
Soap Creek
Skull Creek
Mill Creek
Beaver Creek
Highland Creek
New Spicer Meadow Dam, New Spicer Meadow Reservoir
Bloods Creek
Silver Creek

Tuolumne River

Tuolumne River
Dry Creek
New Don Pedro Dam, Lake Don Pedro
Moccasin Creek
Sullivan Creek
Woods Creek
North Fork Tuolumne River
Clavey River
Hull Creek
Reynolds Creek
Bourland Creek
Bell Creek
Lily Creek
South Fork Tuolumne River
Middle Fork Tuolumne River
Cottonwood Creek
Cherry Creek
Eleanor Creek
Frog Creek
Kendrick Creek
Cherry Valley Dam, Cherry Lake
West Fork Cherry Creek
East Fork Cherry Creek
North Fork Cherry Creek
O'Shaughnessy Dam, Hetch Hetchy Reservoir
Falls Creek
Tilden Creek
Tiltill Creek
Rancheria Creek
Breeze Creek
Stubblefield Canyon
Piute Creek
Register Creek
Ten Lakes Basin Creek
Cathedral Creek
South Fork Cathedral Creek
Return Creek
Matterhorn Canyon
Conness Creek
Alkali Creek
Dingley Creek
Delaney Creek
Budd Creek
Unicorn Creek
Dana Fork Tuolumne River
Gaylor Creek
Parker Pass Creek
Mono Pass Creek
Lyell Fork Tuolumne River
Rafferty Creek
Evelyn Lake Creek
Ireland Creek
Kuna Creek

Merced River

Merced River
Bear Creek
Dry Creek
New Exchequer Dam and Lake McClure
North Fork Merced River
South Fork Merced River
Alder Creek
Bishop Creek
Elevenmile Creek
Rail Creek
Bridalveil Creek
Yosemite Creek
Tenaya Creek
Snow Creek
Illilouette Creek
Fletcher Creek
Lewis Creek
Florence Creek
Red Peak Fork
Red Devil Creek
Lyell Fork
Hutching Creek
Merced Peak Fork
Triple Peak Fork
Foerster Creek

Tulare Basin

Usually an endorheic basin, waters in this region all eventually would reach Tulare Lake.  This region would overflow into the San Joaquin River during flood years when Tulare Lake overflowed. Streams are listed clockwise around the Tulare Basin, starting at the Kings River:
Kings River (jump to tributaries)
Sand Creek
Cross Creek
Mill Creek
Kaweah River (jump to tributaries)
Elbow Creek
St. John's River (distributary of Kaweah River)
Cottonwood Creek
Lewis Creek
Tule River (jump to tributaries)
Deer Creek
Pothole Creek
Gordon Creek
Tyler Creek
White River
Coarse Gold Creek
Arrastre Creek
Chalaney Creek
Rag Gulch
Five Dog Creek
Willow Springs Creek
Deer Creek
Poso Creek
Little Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Little Poso Creek
Cedar Creek
Lumreau Creek
Von Hellum Creek
Spear Creek
Kern River (jump to tributaries)
Caliente Creek
Walker Basin Creek
Rancheria Creek
Tehachapi Creek
Indian Creek
Tejon Creek
El Paso Creek
Pastoria Creek
Grapevine Creek
Tecuya Creek
Salt Creek
Pleito Creek
San Emigdio Creek
Los Lobos Creek
Santiago Creek
Bitter Creek
Bitterwater Creek
Sandy Creek
Buena Vista Creek
Salt Creek
Chico Creek
Santos Creek
Media Agua Creek
Bitterwater Creek
Avenal Creek
Baby King Creek
Canoas Creek
Los Gatos Creek
Zapato Chino Creek

Kings River

Kings River (Divides into the North Fork, South Fork and Clark's Fork distributaries in the San Joaquin Valley, not to be confused with the North and South Forks in the Sierra Nevada headwaters. North Fork connects to the Fresno Slough that drains into the San Joaquin River (during high flows), before turning to the south rejoining with the other distributaries to reform the Kings River and emptying into Tulare Lake.)
Fish Creek
Hughes Creek
Mill Creek
Pine Flat Dam, Pine Flat Lake
Deer Creek
Zebe Creek
Russian Charlie Creek
Lefever Creek
Billy Creek
Sycamore Creek
Big Creek
Sacata Creek
Redoak Creek
Lower Rancheria Creek
Sycamore Springs Creek
North Fork Kings River
Dinkey Creek
Basin Creek
Patterson Creek
Weir Creek
Black Rock Creek
Williams Creek
Mule Creek
Rancheria Creek
Teakettle Creek
Long Meadow Creek
Wishon Dam, Wishon Reservoir
Woodchuck Creek
Short Hair Creek
Sharp Creek
Helms Creek
Courtright Dam, Courtright Reservoir
Dusy Creek
Post Corral Creek
Burnt Corral Creek
Flemming Creek
Nichols Canyon
Meadow Brook
Fall Creek
Division Lake
Regiment Lake
Davis Creek
Mill Flat Creek
Verplank Creek
Fox Canyon Creek
Converse Creek
Spring Creek
Cabin Creek
Garlic Meadow Creek
Rough Creek
Ten Mile Creek
Middle Fork Kings River
Deer Canyon Creek
Brush Canyon Creek
Tombstone Creek
Wren Creek
Silver Creek
Crown Creek
Rogers Creek
Gorge of Despair
Crystal Creek
Blue Canyon Creek
Lost Canyon Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Alpine Creek
Dog Creek
Kennedy Creek
Dougherty Creek
Horseshoe Creek
Goddard Creek
Disappearing Creek
Windy Canyon Creek
Cartridge Creek
Rimbaud Creek
Palisade Creek
Cataract Creek
Glacier Creek
Dusy Branch
Helen Lake
South Fork Kings River (This is the actual river that flows through Kings Canyon)
Lockwood Creek
Redwood Creek
Windy Gulch
Boulder Creek
Grizzly Creek
Lightning Creek
Deer Cove Creek
Lewis Creek
Comb Creek
Sheep Creek
Hotel Creek
Roaring River
Sugarloaf Creek
Ferguson Creek
Granite Creek
Copper Creek
Avalanche Creek
Bubbs Creek
Sphinx Creek
Charlotte Creek
Cross Creek
North Guard Creek
East Creek
Glacier Creek
Gardiner Creek
Woods Creek
Woods Creek
Arrow Creek
Kid Creek

Kaweah River

Kaweah River (Divides into the St. John's River, Mill Creek, Packwood Creek and other distributaries in the San Joaquin Valley. Some of these distributaries eventually rejoin to form Cross Creek, which continues southwest to the Tulare Lake bed.)
Yokohl Creek
Lime Kiln Creek (Dry Creek)
Terminus Dam, Lake Kaweah
Greasy Creek
Horse Creek
South Fork Kaweah River
Cinnamon Creek
Grouse Creek
North Fork Kaweah River
Yucca Creek
Eshom Creek
Redwood Creek
Dorst Creek
Stony Creek
Salt Creek
East Fork Kaweah River
Squirrel Creek
Horse Creek
Monarch Creek
Eagle Creek
Crystal Creek
Franklin Creek
Marble Fork Kaweah River
Elk Creek
Suwanee Creek
Halstead Creek
Sherman Creek
Wolverton Creek
Clover Creek
Silliman Creek
Horse Creek
Middle Fork Kaweah River
Paradise Creek
Crescent Creek
Dome Creek
Panther Creek
Mehrten Creek
Castle Creek
Buck Creek
Cliff Creek
Timber Gap Creek
Granite Creek
Eagle Scout Creek
Lone Pine Creek
Hamilton Creek

Tule River
Tule River
Deep Creek
Elk Bayou
Success Dam, Lake Success
South Fork Tule River
Rocky Creek
Bear Creek
North Fork Tule River
Bear Creek
Backbone Creek
Pine Creek
Middle Fork Tule River
North Fork Middle Fork Tule River
Alder Creek
South Fork Middle Fork Tule River

Kern River

Kern River
Cottonwood Creek
Lucas Creek
Mill Creek
Erskine Creek
Isabella Dam, Lake Isabella
North Fork Kern River
Cannell Creek
Salmon Creek
Tobias Creek
Brush Creek
South Creek
Dry Meadow Creek
Peppermint Creek
Durrwood Creek
Needlerock Creek
Freeman Creek
Lloyd Meadows Creek
Little Kern River
Fish Creek
Deep Creek
Deep Creek
Clicks Creek
Sagebrush Gulch
Alpine Creek
Mountaineer Creek
Pecks Canyon Creek
Table Meadow Creek
Soda Springs Creek
Lion Creek
Willow Creek
Tamrack Creek
Rifle Creek
Shotgun Creek
Pistol Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Deadman Canyon Creek
Soda Creek
Osa Creek
Hockett Peak Creek
Grouse Canyon Creek
Manzanita Canyon Creek
Ninemile Creek
Cold Meadow Creek
Red Rock Creek
Long Canyon Creek
Long Stringer
Lost Trout Creek
Hells Hole Creek
Angora Creek
Hell For Sure Creek
Leggett Creek
Grasshopper Creek
Little Kern Lake Creek
Rough Creek
Coyote Creek
Golden Trout Creek
Laurel Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Big Arroyo
Willow Creek
Soda Creek
Lost Canyon Creek
Funston Creek
Chagoopa Creek
Rock Creek
Siberian Pass Creek
Red Spur Creek
Whitney Creek
Crabtree Creek
Wallace Creek
Kern-Kaweah River
Picket Creek
Tyndall Creek
Milestone Creek
South Fork Kern River
Kelso Creek
Canebrake Creek
Bartolas Creek
Palome Creek
Long Valley Creek
Taylor Creek
Manter Creek
Tibbets Creek
Trout Creek
Fish Creek
Bitter Creek
Lost Creek
Crag Creek
Honeybee Creek
Summit Creek
Cow Canyon Creek
Snake Creek
Soda Creek
Monache Creek
Schaefer Stringer
Strawberry Creek
Long Stringer
Dry Creek
Mulkey Creek
Movie Stringer
Lewis Stringer
Kern Peak Stringer

Central Coast
Rivers that empty into the Pacific Ocean between the Golden Gate and Point Arguello, arranged in order from north to south.

For details of the San Mateo coast, see List of watercourses in the San Francisco Bay Area.

San Gregorio Creek
Pescadero Creek
Butano Creek
Little Butano Creek
South Fork Butano Creek
North Fork Butano Creek
Honsinger Creek
Peters Creek
Fall Creek
Waterman Creek
San Vicente Creek (Santa Cruz County)
San Lorenzo River
Carbonera Creek
Zayante Creek
Bean Creek
Pajaro River (jump to tributaries)
Elkhorn Slough
Carneros Creek
Salinas River (jump to tributaries)
Carmel River
Malpaso Creek
Little Sur River
Big Sur River
Pfeiffer-Redwood Creek
McWay Creek
Old Creek
Toro Creek
Morro Creek
Chorro Creek
Los Osos Creek
San Luis Obispo Creek
Pismo Creek
Arroyo Grande Creek
Los Berros Creek
Tar Spring Creek
Santa Maria River (jump to tributaries)
San Antonio Creek
Santa Ynez River (jump to tributaries)

Pajaro River
Pajaro River
Pacheco Creek
San Benito River
Clear Creek
Tres Piños Creek
Salsipuedes Creek
Corralitos Creek

Salinas River

Salinas River
Gabilan Creek
Chualar Creek
Arroyo Seco
Reliz Creek
Vaqueros Creek
Santa Lucia Creek
Tassajara Creek
Lost Valley Creek
Chalone Creek
Topo Creek
Monroe Creek
San Lorenzo Creek
Lewis Creek
Pine Creek
Pancho Rico Creek
Sargent Creek
San Antonio River
San Antonio Dam, San Antonio Lake
Jolon Creek
Mission Creek
North Fork San Antonio River
Nacimiento River
Nacimiento Dam, Lake Nacimiento
Las Tablas Creek
Little Burnett Creek
Los Bueyes Creek
Gabilan Creek
Stony Creek
San Miguel Creek
Negro Fork
Big Sandy Creek
Estrella River
Huerhuero Creek
Cholame Creek
Little Cholame Creek
San Juan Creek
Paso Robles Creek
Atascadero Creek
Santa Margarita Creek
Rinconadas Creek
Pilitas Creek
Salinas Dam, Santa Margarita Lake
Alamo Creek
Toro Creek
Pozo Creek

Santa Maria River

Santa Maria River
Nipomo Creek
Orcutt Creek
Cuyama River
Twitchell Dam, Twitchell Reservoir
Huasna River
Huasna Creek
Arroyo Seco
Stony Creek
Trout Creek
Alamo Creek
Jollo Creek
Aliso Creek
Santa Barbara Canyon
Quatal Canyon
Apache Canyon
Alamo Creek
Sisquoc River
Tepusquet Creek
La Brea Creek
North Fork La Brea Creek
South Fork La Brea Creek
Manzana Creek
Water Canyon
Abel Canyon
South Fork Sisquoc River

Santa Ynez River

Santa Ynez River
Salsipuedes Creek
El Jaro Creek
Zaca Creek
Nojoqui Creek
Alisal Creek
Alamo Pintado Creek
Calabazal Creek
Santa Agueda Creek
Bradbury Dam, Lake Cachuma
Cachuma Creek
Santa Cruz Creek
Mono Creek
Indian Creek
Agua Caliente Creek
Juncal Creek

South Coast
Rivers that empty into the Pacific Ocean southeast of Point Arguello, arranged from north to south:

Point Arguello to Santa Monica
Goleta Slough
Carneros Creek
Atascadero Creek
Montecito Creek
Cold Springs Creek
East Fork Cold Springs Creek
West Fork Cold Springs Creek
Oak Creek
San Ysidro Creek
Romero Creek
Picay Creek
Toro Canyon Creek
Garapata Creek
Arroyo Paredon
Santa Monica Creek
Franklin Creek
Carpinteria Creek
Gobernador Creek
Eldorado Creek
Steer Creek
Rincon Creek
Casitas Creek
Sulphur Creek
Catharina Creek
Los Sauces Creek
Madrianio Creek
Padre Juan Canyon
Ventura River (jump to tributaries)
Santa Clara River (jump to tributaries)
Calleguas Creek
Malibu Creek
Topanga Creek

Santa Clara River

Santa Clara River
Santa Paula Creek
Sisar Creek
Boulder Creek
Sespe Creek
Little Sespe Creek
Tar Creek
West Fork Sespe Creek
Alder Creek
Park Creek
Timber Creek
Trout Creek
Piedra Blanca Creek
Rose Valley Creek
Rock Creek
Potrero John Creek
Munson Creek
Cherry Creek
Adobe Creek
Abadi Creek
Hopper Canyon Creek
Piru Creek
Santa Felicia Dam, Lake Piru
Devil Canyon
Canton Canyon
Agua Blanca Creek
Fish Creek
Pyramid Dam, Pyramid Lake
Gorman Creek
Buck Creek
Snowy Creek
Smith Fork
Dry Creek
Lockwood Creek
Mutau Creek
Alamo Creek
Little Mutau Creek
Sheep Creek
Cedar Creek
Castaic Creek
Charlie Canyon
Violin Canyon
Castaic Dam, Castaic Lake
Elizabeth Lake Canyon
Pine Canyon
Fish Canyon
Salt Creek
Bouquet Canyon
South Fork Santa Clara River
Placerita Creek
Newhall Creek
Mint Canyon
Agua Dulce Canyon
Mill Canyon
Acton Canyon
Aliso Canyon
Kentucky Springs Canyon

Ventura River
Ventura River
Manuel Canyon
Cañada Larga
Cañada de Alisos
Coyote Creek
Lake Casitas
Laguna Creek
Willow Creek
Santa Ana Creek
Roble-Casitas Canal
Poplin Creek
Deep Cat Lake
East Fork Coyote Creek
West Fork Coyote Creek
Matilija Creek
Rattlesnake Creek
Lime Creek
Murietta Creek
Middle Fork Matilija Creek
Upper North Fork Matilija Creek
North Fork Matilija Creek (This and Matilija Creek form the Ventura River's headwaters.)

Santa Monica to San Clemente

Ballona Creek
Dominguez Channel
Los Angeles River (jump to tributaries)
San Gabriel River (jump to tributaries)
Santa Ana River (jump to tributaries)
Newport Bay and Upper Newport Bay estuary
Big Canyon (Newport Bay)
San Diego Creek
Peters Canyon Wash
Agua Chinon Creek
Serrano Creek
Big Canyon Creek
Laguna Canyon
El Toro Creek
Laguna Lakes
Aliso Creek
Wood Canyon Creek
Sulphur Creek
Salt Creek
San Juan Creek
Trabuco Creek
Oso Creek
Tijeras Canyon Creek
Cañada Gobernadora
Bell Canyon
Hot Springs Creek
Prima Deshecha Cañada
Segunda Deshecha Cañada

Los Angeles River
Los Angeles River
Compton Creek
Rio Hondo
Santa Anita Creek
Arroyo Seco
Verdugo Wash
Burbank Western Channel
Tujunga Wash
Big Tujunga Creek
Lucas Creek
Mill Creek
Alder Creek
Little Tujunga Creek
Pacoima Wash
Bull Creek
Aliso Creek
Limekiln Canyon
Wilbur Canyon
Browns Canyon Wash
Diablo Canyon Creek
Mormon Canyon Creek
Bell Creek
Dayton Creek
Woolsey Canyon Creek
Arroyo Calabasas
Dry Creek

San Gabriel River
San Gabriel River
Coyote Creek
Carbon Creek
Moody Creek
Fullerton Creek
La Canada Verde Creek
La Mirada Creek
Brea Creek
San Jose Flood Diversion Channel
Tonner Canyon
Imperial Creek
East Fork San Gabriel River
West Fork San Gabriel River

Santa Ana River

Santa Ana River
Greenville-Banning Channel
Santiago Creek
Black Star Canyon Creek
Silverado Canyon
Brush Creek
Aliso Creek
Fresno Canyon
Wardlow Wash
Chino Creek
Mill Creek
Etiwanda Creek
Cucamonga Creek
Deer Creek
San Antonio Creek
Temescal Creek
Cajalco Canyon
Lake Mathews
Coldwater Canyon Creek
Lake Elsinore
San Jacinto River
Salt Creek
North Fork San Jacinto River
South Fork San Jacinto River
Warm Creek
Lytle Creek
Cajon Wash
South Fork Lytle Creek
Middle Fork Lytle Creek
North Fork Lytle Creek
City Creek
Plunge Creek
Mill Creek
Frustration Creek
Monkeyface Creek
Falls Creek
Vivian Creek
Morton Creek
Deep Creek
Government Creek
Warm Springs Creek
Alder Creek
Keller Creek
Monroe Creek
Crystal Creek
Breakneck Creek
Bear Creek
Big Bear Lake
South Fork Santa Ana River
Lost Creek
Wildhorse Creek
Cienaga Seca Creek
Heart Bar Creek
Coon Creek

San Clemente to Mexican border
San Mateo Creek
Cristianitos Creek
Talega Creek
Gabino Creek
La Paz Creek
Devil Canyon Creek
Cold Spring Canyon Creek
Nickel Creek (San Mateo Creek)
Bluewater Creek
Tenaja Creek
Los Alamos Canyon Creek
Wildhorse Canyon Creek
San Onofre Creek
South Fork San Onofre Creek
North Fork San Onofre Creek
Jardine Creek
Foley Creek
Horno Creek
Las Flores Creek
Piedra de Lumbre Canyon Creek
Aliso Creek (San Diego County)
French Creek (San Diego County)
Cockleburr Creek
Santa Margarita River (jump to tributaries)
San Luis Rey River (jump to tributaries)
 Loma Alta Creek
 Buena Vista Lagoon
 Buena Vista Creek
 Agua Hedionda Lagoon
 Agua Hedionda Creek
 Buena Creek (San Diego)
 Escondido Creek
San Dieguito River (jump to tributaries)
San Diego River (jump to tributaries) - historically drained into San Diego Bay, but modern flood control channel bypasses the north shore of the bay and empties directly to the Pacific Ocean)
San Diego Bay outlet (jump to tributaries)
Tijuana River

Santa Margarita River
Santa Margarita River
Newton Canyon
Pueblitos Canyon
Wood Canyon
DeLuz Creek
Sandia Creek
Rainbow Creek
Temecula Creek
 Pechanga Creek
 Vail Lake Dam, Vail Lake
 Kolb Creek
 Arroyo Seco Creek
 Wilson Creek
 Long Canyon
 Cottonwood Creek
 Tule Creek
 Chihuahua Creek
 Rattlesnake Creek
 Kohler Canyon
Murrieta Creek
 Empire Creek
 Long Canyon
 Santa Gertrudis Creek
 Tucalota Creek
 Rawson Canyon
 Long Valley Creek
 Warm Springs Creek
 French Valley Creek
 Kalmia Creek
 Miller Canyon Creek
 Cole Canyon Creek
 Vail Canyon Creek
 Slaughterhouse Canyon
 Bundy Canyon

San Luis Rey River
San Luis Rey River
West Fork San Luis Rey River

San Dieguito River
San Dieguito River
 Santa Maria Creek (San Diego)
 Santa Ysabel Creek
 Temescal Creek (San Diego)

San Diego River
San Diego River
Oak Canyon Creek
Spring Canyon Creek
Forester Creek
Los Coches Creek
San Vicente Creek
Wildcat Canyon Creek
Chocolate Creek
Conejos Creek
Sand Creek
Isham Creek
Boulder Creek
Cedar Creek
Ritchie Creek
Dye Canyon Creek
Iron Springs Canyon Creek
Temescal Creek
Sentenac Creek
Coleman Creek
Baily Creek
Eastwood Creek

San Diego Bay
Tributaries entering San Diego Bay are arranged from North to South:
Chollas Creek
Paradise Creek
Sweetwater River
Otay River

Gulf of California
Rivers that empty into the Gulf of California:
Colorado River
Milpitas Wash
McCoy Wash
Gene Wash
Chemehuevi Wash
Piute Wash

Carrizo Plain
The Carrizo Plain is a large enclosed valley near the Central Coast which drains into Soda Lake.

 Wallace Creek

Salton Sea
Rivers that empty into the Salton Sea:
Salt Creek
Dos Palmas Creek
Red Canyon Wash
Box Canyon Wash
Whitewater River
North Fork Whitewater River
Middle Fork Whitewater River
South Fork Whitewater River
San Gorgonio River
Portrero Creek
Smith Creek
Montgomery Creek
Hathaway Creek
Twin Pines Creek
Brown Creek
One Horse Creek
Snow Creek
West Fork Snow Creek
East Branch Snow Creek
East Fork Snow Creek
Falls Creek
Garnet Wash
Super Creek
Mission Creek
North Fork Mission Creek
South Form Mission Creek
West Fork Mission Creek
Morongo Wash
Dry Morongo Wash
Dry Morongo Creek
Big Morongo Wash
Little Morongo Wash
Chino Canyon Wash
Palm Canyon Wash
Tahquitz Creek
Tahquitz Falls
Cathedral Canyon Wash
Deep Canyon Stormwater Channel
Dead Indian Creek
Grape Vine Creek
Ebbens Creek
Carrizo Creek
Cat Creek
Ramon Creek
Deep Canyon Creek
Sheep Creek
Coyote Creek
Thousand Palm Canyon Wash
Barton Canyon Wash
Alano Canyon Wash
Sheep Canyon Wash
Travertine Palms Wash
Garner Wash
Wonderstone Wash
Gravel Wash
Big Wash
Grave Wash
Coral Wash
Palm Wash
Anza Ditch
Arroyo Salada
Tule Wash
San Felipe Creek
Carrizo Creek, Carrizo Wash
Borrego Sink Wash
New River
Coyote Wash
 Palm Canyon Wash
 South Fork Coyote Wash
 Myer Creek
 Pinto Wash
Alamo River

Great Basin
Rivers in the Great Basin, arranged roughly north to south:

Tule Lake
Lost River
Rock Creek
Clear Lake Reservoir
Willow Creek
North Fork Willow Creek
Boles Creek
Fletcher Creek

Honey Lake

Susan River
Willow Creek
Petes Creek
Balls Canyon
Snowstorm Creek
Secret Creek
Piute Creek
Willard Creek
Skedaddle Creek
Long Valley Creek
Dry Valley Creek
Baxter Creek

Pyramid Lake (in Nevada)

Truckee River
Little Truckee River
Martis Creek
Prosser Creek
Trout Creek
Cold Creek
Lake Tahoe (tributaries clockwise from Lower Truckee River)
Griff Creek
Incline Creek
North Canyon Creek
Trout Creek (Lake Tahoe)
Upper Truckee River
Taylor Creek
Meeks Creek
Blackwood Creek
Ward Creek

Carson Sink (in Nevada)

Carson River (in Nevada)
East Fork Carson River
Markleeville Creek
Hot Springs Creek
Pleasant Valley Creek
Monitor Creek
Silver Creek
Wolf Creek
Silver King Creek
West Fork Carson River
Willow Creek
Red Lake Creek

Walker Lake (in Nevada)
Walker River (in Nevada)
East Walker River
Buckeye Creek
Swauger Creek
Robinson Creek
Green Creek
West Walker River
Mill Creek
Lost Cannon Creek
Deep Creek
Little Walker River
Hot Creek
Molybdenite Creek
Silver Creek
Wolf Creek
Leavitt Creek
West Fork West Walker River

Mono Lake
Rivers draining into saline and endorheic Mono Lake in eastern California, from north and proceeding counterclockwise:
Cottonwood Creek
Rancheria Gulch
Wilson Creek
Mill Creek
Deer Creek
South Fork Mill Creek
Lake Canyon Creek
Dechambeau Creek
Lee Vining Creek
Beartrack Creek
Gibbs Canyon Creek
Warren Fork
Mine Creek
Glacier Canyon Creek
Saddlebag Creek
Rush Creek
Walker Creek
Parker Creek
Alger Creek
Reversed Creek
Fern Creek
Yost Creek
Crest Creek
Dry Creek

Owens Lake

Owens River
Lone Pine Creek
Big Pine Creek
Bishop Creek
Rock Creek
Pine Creek
Morgan Creek
Hot Creek
Deadman Creek

Death Valley
Streams terminating in the Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park.
Salt Creek
Furnace Creek Wash
Emigrant Wash
Death Valley Wash
Amargosa River
Wingate Wash
Salt Creek (may carry overflow from the Mojave River basin in extremely wet years)
Rock Valley Wash
Fortymile Wash

Antelope Valley-Fremont Valley watersheds
Streams terminating in various dry lakes in the Antelope Valley and Fremont Valley (Koehn Lake, Rosamond Lake, Rogers Dry Lake and others), draining from the southeastern Tehachapi Mountains and northern San Gabriel Mountains, listed counterclockwise starting from north:
Cottonwood Creek
Cache Creek
Sand Creek
Oak Creek
Cottonwood Creek
Pescado Creek
Los Alamos Creek
Amargosa Creek
Pine Creek
Anaverde Creek
Little Rock Creek
South Fork Little Rock Creek
Big Rock Creek
Pallett Creek
Sandrock Creek
South Fork Big Rock Creek
Mescal Creek
Le Montaine Creek

Soda Lake (Mojave River drainage)

Kelso Wash
Mojave River
Manix Wash
Daggett Wash
Wild Wash
Buckthorn Wash
Fremont Wash
West Fork Mojave River
Grass Valley Creek
East Fork West Fork Mojave River
Deep Creek
Kinley Creek
Willow Creek
Coxey Creek
Holcomb Creek
Cox Creek
Hooks Creek
Little Bear Creek
Shake Creek
Sheep Creek
Crab Creek
Green Valley Creek

See also
Geography of California
List of lakes in California
List of rivers of the Americas by coastline
List of rivers of the United States
Water in California

References

External links

Friends of the River – California Rivers
California Rivers Assessment
Popular Rafting River in California

Rivers
California

List of rivers of California


Glasgow City Football Club er en fodboldklub for kvinder baseret i Glasgow, der spiller i SWPL 1, som er kvindernes topliga i Skotland. Klubben har konkurreret i UEFA Women's Cup og UEFA Women's Champions League. Klubben har også et reservehold og flere ungdomshold..

Glasgow City har vundet det fleste Premier League titler i Skotland og flest Scottish Cups siden 2000.

Hæder
 SWPL 1 mestre (1 gang): 2016
 Premier League mestre (16 gange): 2004–05, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020–2021, 2022–2023.
 Scottish Women's Cup vindere (7 gange): 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
 Scottish Women's Premier League Cup vindere (6 gange) : 2008–09, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
 Skotske første division vindere: 1998–99
 National 5-A-Side vindere: 1999–00, 2000–01

Aktuel trup

Europæisk deltagelse
I 2014 blev Glasgow City den første skotske klub, som kom videre til kvartfinalerne.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

 Officiel hjemmeside

Fodboldklubber i Skotland
Kvindefodboldklubber

Glasgow City F.C.


Taban fiyat bir ürünün, özellikle de tarımsal bir ürünün belirli bir fiyatın altında satılamayacağını gösteren ifadedir. Tarımsal üreticinin, iç ve dış piyasa koşulları sonucu ürün fiyatının belirli bir düzeyin altına düşmesini önlemeyi amaçlayan, ülkenin kamu otoritesince alınan bir karardır. Hem ülke ekonomisini, hem de o ürünün üreticisi kesimleri, tarımsal ürünlerdeki piyasa koşullarının doğası gereği aşırı fiyat dalgalanmalarından (Örümcek Ağı Teoremi) korumak amaçlıdır. Çoğu kez ülke ekonomisi için stratejik önemdeki tarımsal ürünler için uygulanır.

İngilizcede price floor olarak da bilinen taban fiyat tarım alanında önemli bir hususdur.

Ekonomi politikaları

Taban fiyat (ekonomi)


La sierra Gamoneda es un macizo montañoso de corta longitud, situado al noroeste de la provincia de Zamora, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León, España.

Topónimo

El origen de su nombre parece remontarse a épocas de la Baja Edad Media. La teoría más extendida afirma que Gamoneda tiene su origen en la presencia de  asfódelos o gamones, un género de plantas vivaces herbáceas, bianuales o perennes, oriundas del sur y centro de Europa.

Ubicación

Ubicada en la provincia de Zamora, se caracteriza por su corta longitud, encontrándose situado entre la margen izquierda del río Tuela y la breve altiplanicie, cerca de Pedralba de la Pradería, donde el río Calabor forma un valle que enlaza con el sistema inferior de la sierra de la Culebra. Se extiende longitudinalmente en dirección este-oeste, al sur de la sierra Segundera, uniéndose a ella por el puerto del Padornelo.

La sierra aparece descrita en el octavo volumen del Diccionario geográfico-estadístico-histórico de España y sus posesiones de Ultramar de Pascual Madoz de la siguiente manera:

Cumbres

Sus picos más elevados son el Gamoneda (1732 m), Inseiro (1601 m), Coco (1531 m), Estante (1518 m), Plaza de Lobos (1501 m), Olmos (1398 m) y Allariz (1300 m).

Vegetación

Su serranía se caracteriza por su deforestación y escasa vegetación, con bellas vertientes como la del Tuela, el pequeño valle del Gamoneda y el de Requejo.

Véase también

Referencias

Bibliografía

Sierras de los Montes de León
Sierras de la provincia de Zamora
Espacios naturales de la provincia de Zamora
Sanabria
Lubián
Hermisende
Pedralba de la Pradería

Sierra Gamoneda


Nahija Al-Hadher () je nahija u okrugu Jabal Sam'an, u sirijskoj pokrajini Alep. Površina nahije je 131,33 km2. Po popisu iz 2004. (prije rata), nahija je imala 20.834 stanovnika. Administrativno sjedište je u naselju Al-Hadher.

Izvori

Sirijske nahije
Pokrajina Alep

Al-Hadher (nahija)


El domingo 6 de marzo de 1966 hubo elecciones generales en Guatemala para elegir al nuevo presidente y vicepresidente de la república, así como a 55 diputados del Congreso.

Elecciones presidenciales
En las elecciones presidenciales del 6 de marzo de 1966 ninguno de los candidatos ganó más del 50% de los votos. Por consiguiente se realizó una votación en el Congreso de Guatemala el 10 de mayo de 1966 en la que fue elegido Julio César Méndez Montenegro como presidente de la República de Guatemala.

Elecciones presidenciales

Elecciones legislativas

Referencias

 Guía del organismo legislativo República de Guatemala. Preparada por el Instituto Nacional de Administración para el Desarrollo, Gobierno de la República. 1968.
 Nohlen, Dieter (Ed.) (2005) Elections in the Americas A Data Handbook Volume 1. North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
 Villagrán Kramer, Francisco (2004) Biografía política de Guatemala: años de guerra y años de paz. FLACSO-Guatemala.

1966
Guatemala
Guatemala en 1966

Elecciones generales de Guatemala de 1966


Alfred John Gardyne Drummond de Chastelain  (born 30 July 1937) is a British-Canadian retired army officer and diplomat.

De Chastelain was born in Romania to Scottish and American parents and was educated in England and Scotland before his family emigrated to Canada in 1954. There, de Chastelain became a Militia private and enrolled in the Royal Military College of Canada, going on to pursue a career in the Canadian Army.  He was commissioned into Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and rose eventually to be twice Chief of the Defence Staff, with a break of a year during which he served as Canada's ambassador to the United States. In 1995, de Chastelain became active in the Northern Ireland peace process and eventually focused on the disarmament of paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland.

Early life and education
De Chastelain was born in 1937 in Bucharest, Romania, to Alfred Gardyne de Chastelain, a Scottish oil engineer then working in Bucharest for British Petroleum, (later an agent of SOE) and Marion Elizabeth de Chastelain, an American. He was educated in England and later at Fettes College, Edinburgh. The de Chastelain family emigrated to Canada in 1954, and a year later, after finishing his education at Fettes College, De Chastelain joined his family and attended Mount Royal College (now Mount Royal University) in Calgary. He married Mary Ann Laverty.

Military

De Chastelain started his military career as a Militia private in the Calgary Highlanders in which he served from January to September 1956. He was enrolled in the Royal Military College of Canada in September 1956 and graduated in 1960 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and a commission in Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI), two years before he became a naturalized Canadian. Performing regimental duty in Canada, Germany, and Cyprus, de Chastelain subsequently attended the British Army staff college in Camberley in 1966 and was commanding officer of the Second Battalion PPCLI from 1970 to 1972.

As a colonel, he commanded CFB Montreal for a two-year period ending with the 1976 Summer Olympics in that city. He was also Deputy Chief of Staff of the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) and Commander of the Canadian contingent there. As a brigadier-general, he successively became Commandant of the Royal Military College of Canada in 1977, Commander of 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group in Lahr, Germany in 1980 and Director General Land Doctrine and Operations at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario in 1982.

As a major-general, de Chastelain was Deputy Commander of the Canadian Army (then called Mobile Command) and Commander of the Mobile Command Division, which was exercised as such in 1985 on Exercise RV '85. As a lieutenant-general, he became Assistant Deputy Minister for Personnel in 1986 and then Vice-Chief of the Defence Staff in 1988. In 1989, he was promoted to the rank of general and appointed Chief of the Defence Staff.

In 1993, he transferred to the Reserves and was appointed Ambassador to the United States by Brian Mulroney. In 1994, shortly after the election of Jean Chrétien, he was recalled to Regular Force duty and re-appointed Chief of the Defence Staff, replacing Admiral Anderson and vacating the office of Ambassador for Raymond Chrétien. de Chastelain served as Chief of Defence Staff until his retirement in December 1995.

Civilian
Since November 1995, de Chastelain has been involved in the Northern Ireland peace process and from 1997 to 2011 he was Chairman of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning, which was responsible for ensuring the decommissioning of arms by paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland. He has made an impact on the way that Britain has viewed the IRA since the decommissioning has begun. As part of the Good Friday Agreement an independent neutral adjudicator was selected to look over the disarmament of Republican and Loyalist paramilitary weapons in Northern Ireland.

Honours

In 1985, de Chastelain was appointed Commander of the Order of Military Merit and in 1991, Commander of the Order of St John; in 1993, he received the Commendation Medal of Merit and Honour of Greece, and was appointed Officer of the Order of Canada; in 1995, he was appointed Commander of the Legion of Merit (U.S.A.); in 1999, he was made a Companion of Honour; and in 2014, he was promoted to Companion of the Order of Canada. Archie Cairns composed a jig for bagpipes in his honour in 1992.

He has an honorary Doctor of Military Science degree from the Royal Military College of Canada, an honorary Doctor of Laws (Conflict Resolution) degree from Royal Roads University in British Columbia, an honorary Doctor of Education degree from Nipissing University, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Carleton University, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Queen's University, Kingston, an honorary Doctor of Civil Law degree from Saint Mary's University, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Brock University, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Concordia University, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Mount Allison University and a Doctorate Honoris Causa from the University of Edinburgh, and an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Mount Royal University. He is an Honorary Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. De Chastelain was a recipient of the Vimy Award in 1992.

References

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Sivas Atatürk ve Kongre Müzesi, Sivas'ta bulunan bir müzedir. Daha önce okul olarak kullanılan müze (Osmanlıca: Sivas Mekteb-i Sultânîsi), 1887'de öğretime açılmış bir liseydi.

Tarihçe
Sivas Lisesi, Türkiye'de cumhuriyeti tarihinde de önemli bir yere sahiptir. 4 Eylül 1919'da Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin kuruluş kararlarının alındığı Sivas Kongresi'ne ev sahipliği yapmıştır. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ve Heyet-i Temsiliye'nin bir süre karargâh olarak kullandıkları ve o tarihlerde Sultani (lise) olan bina; Sivas Kongresi'nin 4-12 Eylül tarihleri arasında burada toplanması ile tarihsel bir kimlik kazanmıştır.

Kongre zamanında on iki sınıflı olan okul, Türkiye'de cumhuriyetin ilanı ile birlikte sultânîlere "lise" adı verilmesi kararı üzerine 1924 yılından itibaren; önce Sivas İdadisi sonra Sivas Mekteb-i Sultânîsi, Atatürk'ün direktifi üzerine de Sivas Lisesi adını almıştır. Binanın temeli, Eski Sivas Valisi Giritli Sırrı Paşa tarafından atılmış, ancak valinin tayini çıkması üzerine yapımına bir süre ara verilmiş, daha sonra Vali Mehmet Memduh Bey temelin yerini değiştirerek inşaatı yeniden başlatmıştır. Mehmed Memduh Bey, okulun yapılmasına büyük bir çaba harcamış bu nedenle okulun yapımı, artırma ve eksiltme çalışması bir müteahhitte verilmiştir. Bu konuda komisyon kurulmuş ve bu komisyonun başkanlığına Ahmed Cemal Bey getirilmiştir. Cumhuriyet'in ilanından sonra yeniden ele alınan eğitim öğretim politikasının bir gerçeği olarak Sivas Lisesi, Anadolu liseleri içerisinde "sembol mektep" kimliğine kavuşturulmuştur Sivas Kongresi'nin temsil heyetinin seçilip Ankara'ya gitmesinden sonra açılan astsubay okulu kısa bir süre burada hizmet verdikten sonra Tokat'a taşınınca bina yeniden lise olarak hizmet vermeye başlamıştır. Kongre sırasında okulun on iki sınıfından yedisi Paşabostan Mahallesi'nde Burhaneddin Efendi'nin konağına, kalan beşi ise Taşlı Sokak'ta Abidin Bey'in konağının karşısındaki eve taşınmıştır.

Yapımı
Binanın mimari projesini aynı zamanda komisyon üyeliği görevini de yürüten Şahin Agopyan çizmiştir. Okulun planlarını çizmiş fakat Sivas'ta bu planı gerçekleştirecek inşaat ustası bulunamadığından, Albay Cemalettin Bey'in delaletiyle Giresun'dan getirilen usta, ayda yedi altınla çalışmaya başlamış, okulun temeline bin para ve Abdi Kalfa tarafından Memduh Paşa'nın adı yazılı kaya temeli konmuş, binanın yapımı dört yıl kadar sürmüş, 19 Haziran 1894 tarihinde o zamanın parası ile 8140 altına okul mal olmuştur.

Müze
1950'de Sivas Lisesi için yeni bir bina yapılması ve tarihi yapının müzeye dönüştürülmesi kararlaştırılmışsa da aynı yıl gerçekleşen seçimlerden sonra bu düşünce ileriki bir tarihe ertelenmiştir.  Sivas Lisesi'nin 1970-1971 öğretim yılında Taşlı Sokak'taki yeni kampüsüne taşınmasından sonra tarihi yapı Kongre Müzesi olarak hizmet vermektedir. Sivas Kongresi'nin yapıldığı salon ve Atatürk'ün yatak odası bugün özgün haliyle muhafaza edilmektedir. Ayrıca Atatürk eşi Latife Hanım'la Sivas'a geldiklerinde bu binada kalmışlar ve ağırlanmışlardır.

Mimarisi
19. yüzyılın Geç Osmanlı Dönemi sivil mimari örneklerinden biri olan yapı, üç katlı ve iç avluludur. Dış cephesinde taş, iç mekânlarda ise ahşap ana malzeme kullanılmıştır. Cumhuriyet idaresi sırasında binanın dış cephesinde bazı değişimler meydana gelmiştir. 1926 yılında çıkarılan 819 sayılı kanunla, Maarif Vekâleti 1934 yılına kadar birçok okul ya yaptırmış ya da tamir ettirmiştir. Bina, 1894'te ders yılı başında öğretime açılmıştır. Açılış töreni Vali Halil Rifat Paşa tarafından yapılmıştır. Okulun ilk müdürü Bulgaristan göçmenlerinden Hulusi Bey'dir. Daha sonra müdür yardımcılığına Zara kaymakamlığında bulunmuş Sivas Milli Eğitim Müdürlüğünde hizmet gören Tevfik Bey tayin edilmiştir. 31 Mart 1918'de tamir gören yapının bugün İstasyon Caddesi'ne bakan giriş kapısı, 1930 Eylül'ünde yapılmıştır. Taşlı Sokak'a bakan asıl giriş kapısı Sivas Kongresi'nin(4 Eylül 1919) yıldönümlerinde ziyaretçilere açık bulundurulmaktadır.

Bina iki katlı olup derslikleri alt katta, mescidi de içindeydi. İki Müdür odası, idare odası ve konferans salonu üst katta bulunmaktaydı. Okul ilk önce İdadi, sonra Sultani, daha sonra da Atatürk'ün direktifi üzerine Sivas Lisesi adını almıştır. Okulun alt katındaki iki büyük odadan soldaki okulun camisiydi ve duvarlarında kufi yazı bulunmaktaydı. Sivas Kongresi zamanında on iki sınıflı olan okul 1924-1925 ders yılında Sivas Lisesi adı altında lise oldu.

Mezunları
Sivas Lisesi'nde aşağıdaki listede yer alan kayda değer önemli kişiler öğrenim görmüştür.
 Cahit Külebi (şair)
 Vecihi Timuroğlu (yazar)
 Mustafa Balel (yazar)
 Kenan Akyüz (yazar)
 Bedrettin Cömert (yazar)
 Halim Yağcıoğlu (şair)
 Eflatun Cem Güney (halk bilimci)
 Tekin Gönenç (şair)

Öğretmenler
Sivas Lisesi'nde aşağıdaki listede yer alan kayda değer önemli kişiler öğretmenlik yapmıştır.
 İsmail Safa (yazar)
 Halim Yağcıoğlu (şair)
 Ahmet Kutsi Tecer şair
 Eflatun Cem Güney (halk bilimci)

Kaynakça

Türkiye'deki etnografya müzeleri
Merkez, Sivas'taki yapılar
1990'da kurulan müzeler
Türkiye'deki tarih müzeleri
1990'da Türkiye'de kurulan oluşumlar

Sivas Atatürk ve Kongre Müzesi


Auto moto klub Skok Racing 1993, hrvatski automobilistički i motociklistički klub iz Brtonigle. Po uspješnosti spada u gornji dom hrvatskog automobilizma.

Povijest
Osnivanje je inicirano 1993. godine. Jedan je od prvih klubova u samostalnoj Hrvatskoj sa zasigurno drugačijim konceptom rada i djelovanja. Okosnica kluba je jedan od najtrofejnijih istarskih automobilista Edi Milokanović zvani Skok. Počeli su s jednim automobilom, a vrlo brzo su došli rezultati. Skokovi vozači i vozačice nanizali su s pobjedama. Osvojli su naslove onda popularnog PIR-a ( Prvenstva primorsko–istarske regije ), potom i državni naslovi u pojedinačnoj i ekipnoj konkurenciji ili k tome učestalo oformljenih timskih skupina. Nastupali su na stazama ocjenskih vožnji, ocjenskog rallya, brda i kruga, rallya, kasnije autoslaloma. Prionulo su pripremati natjecanja u Brtonigli i široj okolici.

Organizacije natjecanja i susreta
Tvorci su brojnih natjecanja i pokretači brojnih disciplina. Sredinom 90-ih pozvali su automobiliste na druženje uz vožnju na kružnim kratkim i najčešće improviziranim stazama uz mjerenje štopericom ostvarenih vremena. Druženje je preraslo u danas jedno od najdugovječnijih prvenstvenih natjecanja od osamostaljenja Republike Hrvatske, Prvenstvo Istarske rivijere. Iz tih vožnja izrasla je danas najmlađa hrvatska automobilistička disciplina, od prije godinu dana i Prvenstvo Hrvatske u kronometar vožnjama. AMK Skok racing osmislio je natjecanja i susrete u gotovo svim auto disciplinama: brdska utrka u Limskom kanalu, Rally Poreč, kružna utrka u Poreču, autoslalom u Brtonigli, OSV i OAR u Brtonigli, Poreču itd. Diljem Iste Istre u desetak je gradova i manjih mjesta organizirano natjecanje u kronometar vožnjama.

Priređuju sajamsko-izložbenu manifestaciju Poreč Motorshow. Prvi su organizator na prostorima Hrvatske međunarodnog ogleda višestrukih automobilističkih prvaka pod nazivom Race of Champions, tvorcu su brojnih škola sigurne vožnje pod jedinstvenim imenom Togethet to win u okviru globalne svjetske akcije "Sigurnost u prometu" te jedinstvenog organiziranog zaključenja sezone najčešće održavanog na automotodromu Grobniku ili Karting centru "Poreč" u Taru. Organiziraju susrete vlasnika terenaca, "street race" natjecanja, završne svečanosti dodjele priznanja najboljih na državnom i regionalnom nivou, prezentacije kartinga i posvećivanja pažnje mladima.

Nagrade
Uspjesi AMK Skok Racinga su:
 Brojni vozači iz Skoka danas su višestruki državni prvaci, kao članovi Skoka ili kao članovi drugih klubova.
 Priznanje HAKS-a za najbolju organizaciju kronometar vožnji prvog raspisanog Prvenstva Republike Hrvatske.
 Ekipni naslov prvaka u disciplini autoslaloma.
 Naslov timskog prvaka pod imenom "Motodrom Poreč racing team".
 Naslov državnog prvaka grupe "Sprint" autoslaloma Marina Milokanovića.
 Pobjednik klase "sprint 4" Ivice Popovića.
 Ekipnom i timskom naslovu mnogo je pridonio doprvak skupine "Sport" Donald Milokanović.

Suorganizator Nagrade Kanfanara.

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Castle Butte Township ist der Name folgender Townships in den Vereinigten Staaten:

 Castle Butte Township (Pennington County, South Dakota)
 Castle Butte Township (Perkins County, South Dakota)

Siehe auch:
 Castle Butte

Castle Butte Township


Alexandra Camenşcic, née le  à Criuleni, est une biathlète et fondeuse moldave.

Biographie
Elle commence en tant que biathlète au niveau international en 2007 dans la Coupe d'Europe junior, puis dispute les Championnats du monde junior en 2008. Durant la saison 2008-2009, dans l'IBU Cup, elle obtient son meilleur résultat à Osrblie avec une quinzième place. L'hiver suivant, elle court plusieurs étapes de la Coupe du monde, se classant au mieux .

Aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2010, à Vancouver, elle prend part au dix kilomètres libre de ski de fond et prend la . Dans ce sport, elle prend aux Championnats du monde en 2009, 2013 et 2015, année de la fin de sa carrière sportive.

Aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2014, à Sotchi, elle prend part au dix kilomètres classique de ski de fond, pour se classer  et au sprint de biathlon, arrivant  et dernière du sprint.

En biathlon, Camenşcic compte cinq sélections aux Championnats du monde en 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013 et 2015, obtenant comme meilleur résultat une  sur l'individuel en 2009.

Palmarès

Jeux olympiques d'hiver

Légende :
  : pas d'épreuve
 — :  Épreuve non disputée par Camenşcic

Championnats du monde

Légende :
  : pas d'épreuve
 — : Non disputée par Camenşcic
 DNS : non-partante

Palmarès en biathlon

Jeux olympiques

Légende :
 - : Non disputée par Camenşcic

Championnats du monde

Légende :
 — : non disputée par Camenşcic

Références

Liens externes

Naissance en août 1988
Naissance en RSS moldave
Biathlète (femme) moldave
Fondeuse moldave
Biathlète (femme) aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2014
Fondeuse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2010
Fondeuse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2014

Alexandra Camenşcic


Fong Sai-yuk (or Fang Shiyu) is a semi-fictional Chinese martial artist and folk hero from Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province of the Qing dynasty. Fong was also associated with Hung Hei-gun and the Five Elders of the Southern Shaolin Monastery. He was a disciple of Shaolin and his martial arts techniques were considered to have contributed to development of Hung Ga Kuen.

He was first mentioned in wuxia stories dating from the Qing dynasty (1644–1912), such as Shaolin Xiao Yingxiong (少林小英雄; Young Hero of Shaolin), Wan Nian Qing () and Qianlong You Jiangnan (乾隆游江南; The Qianlong Emperor Visits Jiangnan).

Although Fong Sai-yuk is a fictional character, the stories about him treat him as if he really existed. He has been the subject of various novels, movies and dramas. Stories about Fong have been adapted into films and television series since 1949. The most notable ones are the 1993 Hong Kong film Fong Sai-yuk and its sequel, which both starred Jet Li.

Background

His father, Fong Tak (方德; Fang De), was a wealthy merchant, while his mother, Miu Tsui-fa (苗翠花; Miao Cuihua), was a martial arts expert
and the daughter of Miu Hin, one of the Five Elders of Shaolin who escaped the Shaolin massacre. Sai-yuk trained in martial arts from his mother from an early age.

When he was still 10 years old, Sai-yuk was challenged by Lei Lao Ho to a duel and accidentally killed him in a battle. Following the fight, the local authorities were ordered to find Sai-yuk and beat him to death. To escape those who pursued him over the killing of the aforementioned master, Sai-yuk ran to Fujian Shaolin Temple to hide from pursuers. There, he was accepted by the temple occupants and trained with them in martial arts.

Due to this incident, Bak Mei and his disciples decided to seek revenge on Sai-yuk. Because of this, Sai-yuk left the Shaolin temple to train more in Shaolin Martial arts and traditional techniques.

Portrayals in media
Films
 Fong Sai Yuk Sets Fire to Hung Wan Temple (1949), a Hong Kong film.
 The Adventures of Fong Sai Yuk (1950), a Hong Kong film.
 Fong Sai Yuk in Yun Yiang Cave (1950), a Hong Kong film.
 The Prodigal Boxer (1972), a Hong Kong film produced by the South Sea Film & Co., H.K.
香港南海影業公司, starring Meng Fei.
 Heroes Two (1974), a Hong Kong film produced by Chang's Film Co. 長弓電影公司 and distributed by the Shaw Brothers Studio 邵氏兄弟有限公司, starring Fu Sheng.
 Men from the Monastery (1974), a Hong Kong film produced by Chang's Film Co. 長弓電影公司 and distributed by the Shaw Brothers Studio 邵氏兄弟有限公司, starring Fu Sheng.
 Five Shaolin Masters (1974), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 Shaolin Temple (1976), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio, starring Fu Sheng.
 Executioners from Shaolin (1977), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 Abbot of Shaolin (1979), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 Clan of the White Lotus (1980), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 Return to the 36th Chamber (1980), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio.
 Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985), a Hong Kong film produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio, starring Hsiao Ho.
 The Young Hero of Shaolin (1984–86), a two-part Chinese film directed by Wei Haifeng, starring Shi Baohua.
 Fong Sai-yuk (1993), a Hong Kong film directed by Corey Yuen, starring Jet Li. The film featured a cross-over between Fong Sai-yuk and the wuxia novel The Book and the Sword by Louis Cha.
 Fong Sai-yuk II (1993), a sequel to Fong Sai-yuk.
 Burning Paradise (1994), a Hong Kong film directed by Ringo Lam, starring Willie Chi.

Television series
 The Young Heroes of Shaolin (1981), a Hong Kong television series produced by TVB, starring Stephen Tung Wai.
 The Kung Fu Master (1994), a Hong Kong television series produced by ATV and TVB, starring Nick Cheung.
 The Emperor and I (1994), a Hong Kong television series produced by TVB, starring Marco Ngai.
 Hero of the Times (1999–2000), a Singaporean-Taiwanese television series produced by TCS and CTV, starring Vincent Zhao.
 Young Hero Fong Sai Yuk (1999), a Hong Kong television series produced by ATV and TVB, starring Dicky Cheung.
 Southern Shaolin (南少林) (2002), a ..... television series produced by ..... starring Wu Jing.
 Gaishi Yingxiong Fang Shiyu (2011), a Chinese television series produced by Zhejiang Great Wall Entertainment, starring Yang Zi.

See also
 Ng Mui
 Bak Mei
 Jee Sin Sim See

References

  Wang Li, Tang Zuofan, Zhang Wanqi. "Dictionary of Commonly Used Ancient Chinese Characters (5th Edition) (June 1, 2016)".

Qing dynasty people
People from Zhaoqing
Buddhist folklore
Chinese folklore
Chinese martial artists
Fictional characters from Guangdong

Fong Sai-yuk


Tarım kolonisi, ülkesinden ayrılıp başka bir ülkeye yerleşmiş insan topluluğu veya bir ülkede bulunan yabancı uyruklu kişilerden oluşan topluluk anlamına gelen sosyolojik koloninin bir çeşididir.

Politik koloniden farkı tarım kolonilerini baskıdan kaçış, ticaret, teknolojik amaçlı olarak başka ülkelere yerleşilmesi ve toprak sahibi olunmasıdır.

Tarım kolonilerine örnek olarak İsrail Devleti'nin kuruluş aşaması ve İstanbul'da bulunan Polonezköy verilebilir.

Tarım kolonisi


is a district located in Okayama Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the district has an estimated population of 31,845 and a density of 79.65 persons per km2. The total area is 399.83 km2.

Towns and villages

Aida District consists of the following village:
Nishiawakura

History
Prior to March 31, 2005, Aida District included

Aida
Higashiawakura
Mimasaka
Nishiawakura
Ōhara
Sakutō

On that date, all but Nishiawakura merged to form the new city of Mimasaka.

Districts in Okayama Prefecture
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Aida District, Okayama


Alan Ross Anderson (1925-1973), fue un lógico estadounidense y profesor de filosofía en las universidades de Yale y Pittsburgh en los Estados Unidos de América. Realizó frecuentemente colaboraciones con Nuel Belnap, realizó importantes aportes y fue pieza clave en el desarrollo de la lógica relevante y la lógica deóntica. Murió de cáncer en 1973.

Lógica relevante
Anderson creía que la conclusión de una inferencia válida debe tener algo que ver con (es decir, ser relevante para). Formalmente, se apoderó de esta "condición relevante" con el principio de que A implica B sólo si A y B comparten al menos una no-lógica constante.
Tan simple como parece esta idea, su implementación en un sistema formal requiere un cambio radical en la semántica de la lógica clásica. Anderson y Belnap (con contribuciones de J. Michael Dunn, Bellas Kit, Alasdair Urquhart, Robert K. Meyer, Anil Gupta (lógico), y otros) exploró las consecuencias formales de la condición de relevancia con gran detalle en sus libros de implicación influyente (ver referencias más abajo), que son las obras más citadas en el campo de la lógica relevante.
Anderson y Belnap se apresuraron a señalar que el concepto de pertinencia había sido fundamental para la lógica desde Aristóteles, pero había sido demasiado descuidado desde Gottlob Frege y George Boole, sentó las bases para lo que vendría a ser conocido, un tanto irónicamente, como lógica "clásica".

Lógica deóntica

Anderson defendió la idea de que las sentencias de la forma "Debería ser (el caso) que un" debe ser interpretado lógicamente como: -A no implica v, donde v significa algo así como una norma ha sido violada. Desarrolló sistemas de lógica deóntica teniendo V una relevancia especial para ese propósito. Estos sistemas a veces se han caracterizado como "reducciones" de la lógica deóntica a la lógica modal, esto es engañoso ya que la lógica modal en general no contiene nada de relevancia la variante V de Anderson.

Filosofía de la lógica
Anderson era conocido por ser realista acerca de la lógica, que creía en "En una sola lógica verdadera", y creía que se trataba de la lógica relevante.

Referencias
 Anderson, A. R. 1967. Some nasty problems in the formal logic of ethics. Nous I(4): 345-60
 Anderson, A. R. and Belnap, N. D. 1975. Entailment: The Logic of Relevance and Necessity. Vol. 1. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press
 Anderson, A. R., Belnap, N. D., and Dunn, J. M. 1992. Entailment: The Logic of Relevance and Necessity. Vol. 2. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press. ISBN 0-691-07339-2
 Mares, E. D. 1992. Andersonian deontic logic. Theoria 58: 3-20

Filósofos de Estados Unidos del siglo XX
Lógicos de Estados Unidos
Profesores de la Universidad de Pittsburgh
Profesores de la Universidad Yale
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Alumnado de la Universidad Yale

Alan Ross Anderson


بخعون هي قرية لبنانية من قرى قضاء الضنية في محافظة الشمال. وهي من المصايف في جبل الضنية.

معنى الاسم
بخعون: بكِ العون (والحديث عن القرية) مكان منفرد منقطع.

العمران
شهدت البلدة خلال السنوات العشر الأخيرة نهضة عمرانية قسمتها إلى قسمين حديثة وقديمة تفصل بينهما المباني الضخمة والمطاعم والفنادق، مما اضفى عليها طابعا مميزا جعلها محط انظار اهالي المنطقة ومحطة للعابرين إلى باقي القرى والبلدات في الضنية، ومسكنا دائما لقسم من أبناء طرابلس والجوار وان كانت بخعون الحديثة على هذا الشكل فان الوضع في بخعون القديمة لا يختلف كثيرا كونها حافظت على تراثها القروي واستطاعت ان تواكب النهضة العمرانية التي شهدتها مثيلتها الحديثة، جامعة بذلك بين الماضي والحاضر.

السكان
يبلغ عدد سكانها 12000 نسمة

الموقع
 تبعد بخعون عن مدينة طرابلس 18 كيلومترا.

المعالم الدينية
تضم في نطاقها الإداري ثلاثة مساجد كبيرة تهتم دار الاوقاف الإسلامية بإدارة شؤونها، إضافة إلى أربعة مساجد صغيرة هي تحت وصاية أبناء البلدة المكلفين من قبل المساهمين ببناء هذه المساجد.

الوضع التربوي
يوجد في البلدة ثلاث مدارس رسمية وثلاث مدارس خاصة بينها ثانوية تستوعب نحو 2500 طالب وطالبة من أبناء البلدة والجوار

قلعة بخعون
قلعة بخعون أو برج فخر الدين: نسبة لبانيه سنة 1618 بالإضافة إلى البلدة أو الضيعة القديمة وإلى مبنى مركز إدارة ناحية الضنية أواخر أيام حكم الدولة العثمانية.

المراجع

أماكن مأهولة في قضاء الضنية
أماكن مأهولة في لبنان
أماكن مأهولة في محافظة لبنان الشمالي
تجمعات سنية في لبنان
تجمعات شيعية في لبنان
قرى لبنان

بخعون


Masivul Grappa este o  a . Muntele principal al masivului este Monte Grappa. Se află în regiunea Veneto între provinciile Vicenza, Belluno și Treviso.

Istorie
Masivul Grappa este celebru pentru evenimentele istorice din Primul Război Mondial, când s-a aflat, timp de un an, pe linia frontului între Austro-Ungaria și Italia.

Geografie

Masivul Grappa
Masivul Grappa este situat pe lanțul de Subalpilor Venețieni, între  la sud și teritoriile central-alpine, în nord. Râul Brenta îl desparte la vest de , în timp ce la est limitele sale sunt trasate de râul Piave, care îl desparte de grupa Ceseno-Visentină. La nord se află Lacul Corlo, și valea Feltre. Masivul, odinioară cunoscut ca Alpe-Madre, este împărțit între trei provincii: vestul în Vicenza, sudul în Treviso și nord-estul în Belluno.

Altitudinea maximă, în punctul Cima Grappa, măsoară 1775 m d.m. dar teritoriul său este caracterizat prin prezența multor alte vârfuri între care principalele ar fi Col Moschin (1.279 m), Colle della Berretta, Monte Asolone, Monte Pertica, Prassolan, Munți, Griffiths, Fantana, Uscat, Muntele Peurna, Monte Santo, Monte Tomatico, Meatte, Monte Pallon și .

Versantul sudic
Versantul sudic al Masivului Grappa se întinde de la râul Brenta la vest până la râul Piave la est și include localități mici, distribuite pe picioare de munte și pe un teritoriu care coboară de pe dealuri, spre câmpiile din Veneto.

În această centură se află comunele Pederobba, Crespano del Grappa, Borso del Grappa, Paderno del Grappa, Possagno, Cavaso del Tomba, Romano d'Ezzelino și Pove del Grappa. Localități importante, mai ales din punct de vedere turistic, sunt Bassano del Grappa, Castelfranco Veneto, Valdobbiadene, Marostica, Asolo și Maser.

Geomorfologie
Originea sa, de aproximativ acum zece milioane de ani în urmă, este atribuită ciocnirii încă în curs de desfășurare între placa continentală africană și cea europeană. Rocile care formează masivul sunt într-adevăr de origine marină. Aceste sedimente au fost supuse de-a lungul erelor geologice, prin , la o considerabilă cimentare și, ulterior, au fost înălțate ca urmare a acestor presiuni care au dus la înălțarea lanțului alpin.

Principalele tipuri de roci care se găsesc astăzi în Grappa sunt:

 Calcarele cenușii, cea mai veche formațiune care constituie cea mai mare parte a masivului, și formează aflorimente în pantele abrupte, și în văile adânci. Constituția calcaroasă a generat fenomene carstice, care sunt atât de larg răspândite încât a dus la descoperirea în ultimii ani a numeroase peșteri bogate în stalactite, avenuri adânci și tuneluri de o valoare considerabilă;
 Amonit roșu, de natură calcaroasă, dă viață unor "orașe de piatră", care se observă, de exemplu, în Val Poise și Meda;
 Șerpar, tot de natură calcaroasă, găsit la Cima Grappa, și toate vârfurile rotunjite ale Masivului, și, în același timp, pe munții din zona satelor  și Borso;
 Gips roșu, un calcar argilos, materie primă pentru producția de ciment.

În plus, Masivul Muntelui Grappa a fost supus, pe parcursul secolelor, diverșilor agenți exogeni care au contribuit la schimbarea structurii morfologice:

 Ghețarii, responsabili atât pentru tăieturile profunde ale văilor Brenta și Piave, și, împreună cu acțiunea apelor, de formarea văilor secundare. Ele sunt, de asemenea, responsabile de circurile glaciare prezente pe la vârful Grappa;
 Torentele, din cauza naturii carstice a Masivului Grappa, sunt prezente doar cu ocazia unor ploi persistente și abundente. Având în vedere pantele abrupte ale albiilor, acțiunea lor de eroziune a fost și este, cu siguranță, eficientă și de natură să justifice rugozitatea sălbatică a versanților și văilor. Unde zona de captare este mare, aceste cursuri de apă temporare au dat naștere unor conuri de aluviuni, unele dintre cele mai caracteristice fiind cel din Val Cornosega între Semonzo și Borso;
 Fenomenele carstice, după cum s-a menționat mai sus, sunt foarte dezvoltate în masiv. Acest lucru este demonstrat de prezența unor peșteri și avenuri, răspândirea de doline și ponoare, lipsa unor cursuri de apă și izvoare de altitudine, apariția de "orașe de piatră" și observarea de găuri, goluri sau urme în lapiezuri pe bolovanii ieșiți.

Flora

Poziția geografică a muntelui Grappa și a întregii părți sudice a masivului, până la câmpia venetă, face din ea o zonă deosebit de bogată, din punct de vedere floristic și al vegetației. Condițiile climatice care rezultă din localizarea sa au promovat integrarea vegetației de arbuști, tipică zonelor mediteraneene, cu formațiuni de montane și boreale, care ocupă spații relativ restrânse între care se găsesc păduri predominant de conifere și arbuști subalpini, specifice zonelor acoperite mult timp de zăpadă. Arborii și arbuști sunt brad argintiu, molid, fag; florile tipice sunt , bulbucul de munte, clematis și .

Fauna
Și din punct de vedere al faunei sălbatice, în Grappa există o anumită bogăție. Printre speciile de animale prezente sunt căprioara, ,  și cerbul; se pot observa păsări de pradă, cum ar fi uliul, șoimul, acvila de munte și bufnița; și, printre altele, , vulpea, viezurele, șopârla verde și mai multe specii de libelule. De asemenea, după 200 de ani de absență, a revenit și prezența lupului.

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Masivul Grappa


سعد بن إبراهيم بن محمد أبومعطي من أسرة أبومعطي أهل بلدة الشعراء في عالية نجد ، من فخذ ( آل صالح ) من قبيلة بني زيد ، ولد في بلدة الشعراء عام 1348هـ، والتحق بمدرسة ( شقراء الأولى ) ، وأنهى دراسته الابتدائية عام 1364هـ .

تعليمه
التحق بدار التوحيد في الطائف عام 1365هـ، ودرس سنواتها الأولى والرابعة والخامسة فقط، وانقطع عن الدراسة عامي 1366 ، 1367هـ، ثم أنهى الدراسة بدار التوحيد سنة 1369هـ. والتحق بكلية الشريعة في مكة سنة 1370 ، وأنهى الدراسة فيها سنة 1373هـ .تعيّن بعد تخرجه مباشرة مديراً لمعهد عنيزة العلمي وبقي فيه عامي 1374 ، 1375هـ.ثم تعيّن عام 1376هـ مديراً للتعليم بمنطقة نجد، وعمل فيها عامي 1376 ، 1377هـ.وفي عام 1378هـ نقل إلى إدارة التعليم المتوسط بوزارة المعارف، وعيّن مديراً للتعليم المتوسط، ثم أصبح مساعد المدير العام للتعليم.نال درجة الماجستير في الإدارة العامة من جامعة ( جنوب كاليفورنيا ) عام 1388هـ.ثم رجع إلى الرياض مديراً عاماً للتعليم، وعمل خلال هذه الفترة في الملحق الثقافي في تونس.ثم رجع للرياض مديراً عاماً للتعليم الابتدائي والمتوسط، ثم وكيل وزارة المعارف المساعد لشؤون التعليم، ثم وكيلاً لوزارة المعارف للشؤون الثقافية.ثم أحيل للتقاعد سنة 1405هـ، وتوفي بالرياض في 15 / 8 / 1413هـ.له عدد قليل من القصائد الفصيحة، وليس له شعر نبطيّ

مشائخه و تلاميذه
من أبرز مشائخه عضو لجنة الأفتاء وهيئة كبار العلماء الشيخ عبد الرزاق عفيفي ، ومن أبرز تلاميذه المؤرخ الدكتور عبد الله بن صالح العثيمين.

الكتب التي ترجمت له
له ترجمة في أكثر من كتاب منها :

1 - شعراء نجد المعاصرون، للأديب عبد الله بن إدريس.

2 - معجم الكتاب والمؤلفين في السعودية، الدائرة للإعلام المحدودة.

3 - معجم الشعراء السعوديين، لعبد الكريم بن حمد الحقيل.

4 - تتمة الأعلام للزركلي، لمحمد خير رمضان يوسف.

5 - روضة الناظرين عن مآثر علماء نجد وحوادث السنين، لمحمد بن عثمان القاضي

6 - لآلئ منظومة في عقد الإدارة العامة للتعليم بمنطقة الرياض 1362 - 1416 ، إصدار خاص بإدارة التعليم بالرياض 1417هـ

7 - سعد أبومعطي المربي والشاعر، مجموعة مقالات كتبت عن الشاعر من جمع وترتيب الأستاذ عبد الكريم محمد الأسعد

مما قيل فيه
قال الدكتور (عبد الله العثيمين ) : ( والأستاذ سعد أبو معطي، الذي كان مديراً للمعهد، وأستاذاً في البلاغة والإنشاء، وكان ـ ـ مثالاً للمدير الناجح والأستاذ الماهر. ومازلت محتفظاً باعتزاز وافتخار بتعليقاته المشجعة لي على ما كتبته في كراسة الإنشاء )

وقال عنه الدكتور ( عبد العزيز الخويطر ) :( إن سعد بن إبراهيم أبو معطي من بين الأسماء المضيئة في تاريخ التعليم في المملكة الذين كان لهم يد طولى في دفع عجلته في السنوات الماضية بمراحلها المتتابعة، أضاء طالبا، وأضاء مدرسا وأضاء مديرا لمؤسسة تعليمية وأضاء إداريا تنقل من درجة في الإدارة التعليمية إلى درجة أعلى، وقد أثبت في كل درجة أنه أعلى من الدرجة التي هو فيها وأن الدرجة تفخر به وتعتز لأنه كان يعطي عمله منها ومن نفسه ما لا يعطيه إلا القليلون من أمثاله ممن تحلوا بحسن الخلق والتواضع والصبر وحب الخير وتحمل المسؤولية.
ويضيف: وسعد فوق كل ما سبق شاعر ذو إحساس رقيق، فما أحس به فعلا قاله في شعره، وما قاله في شعره تمسك به حقا وصدقا في عمله، فإحساسه بالوطنية، ودعوته إلى السعي الحثيث لصالح المجتمع كانت تتردد بقوة في قصائده، وكان يطبق ذلك أيضا على نفسه في عمله، وما قسوته على هذه النفس إلا صدى لما كان يشعر به من وجوب بذل كل فرد جهده في ميدان تخصصه لإعطاء هذا الوطن حقه.
لقد كان يتألم كذلك لما يراه من شتات وفرقة وضياع في بعض البلدان العربية نتيجة أنظمة لم تأتها بالخير، وكان لا يستطيع أن يعزل نفسه عن مآسي أهلها ومنهم بعض زملائه المدرسين من تلك البلدان وقد ظهر هذا المعنى وذلك الإحساس جليا في أشعاره وشاعا في أحاديثه )

وأورد الأديب ( عبد الله بن إدريس ) تعريفا بالراحل في كتابه «شعراء نجد المعاصرون» الذي صدرت طبعته الأولى قبل 47 عاما، وقال عنه:( شاعر جيد ولكنه مقل، ويبدو أن هذا الشاعر قد هجر قول الشعر فيما بعد ذلك التاريخ لاشتغاله بالوظيفة وعقابيلها، وما أكثر وأشد وبال الوظائف على الحياة الأدبية والحركة الفكرية في بلادنا..! حيث الفقر والعوز اللذان يصرفان الأدباء عن الإنتاج الفكري إلى ملاحقة لقمة العيش والإشفاق على المستقبل المجهول مستقبل الأديب وأسرته إذا لم يكن له مورد رزق غير الوظيفة، ولذا كان هذا الأمر أحد الأسباب الرئيسة في ضعف الحركة الفكرية في البلاد وخمود جذوتها بعد أن كاد أوارها ـ بضع سنوات خلت ـ أن يدفئ المقرورين ويضيء الدروب المعتمة للسالكين )

قصائده
ومن أبرز قصائده قصيدة ( حياتي ) قال في مطلعها:

كلما فاضت الهموم بكــأســي***أتأسّى وليس يجـدي التأسي

آمل الفجر أن يشع مزيـلاً*** ما تحملت من عناء وبـؤس

مؤذناً بانبلاج أيامـي الغـر*** فألقى في ظلها كل أنــس

بيد أني وقد تذرّعتُ بالصبـ*** ـر طويلاً فما ظفرت ببـخس

ومن قصائده ( مناهل العلم ) قال في مطلعها:

طــاف بالــروض شاعر يترنم ** ** يسكـب اللحن من شعاع مجسم

كلــمـا لامس القـلــوب صـداه** **هزها هزة المــشوق المتيّّم

فإذا الـروض موجة مــن ضياء** ** وعـبير مــن الشــذى يتنسّم

وإذا الأفــق أيكـه الــوارف الظـل ( م )أهازيــج بلــبل جـد مـلهــم

فتخال الزهــور نشــوى صبايـا** **أفصـحت للربيع عـما تكتم

وتظــن الغصــون تهمــس سرا** ** والــنسيم الــعليل عــنها يترجـم

ياريــاض العلـوم مــرحى وبشرى** ** فــالصباح الــجديد فــيك تبسّم

ومن قصائده ( في الربيع ) قال في مطلعها:

الآن يـاروض يـحلو الشدو والسمر

فـلتهنأ النفس وليسعـد بـك البصر

ولتستــرق منك أنـسام الصّبا أرَجَاً

يطــوف بالـمقل الــوسنى فــتنبهر

ويبـعث الأمـل الــذاوي بـأفئدة

كــادت تــرنّح إعـياء وتــحتضر

فــتعشق الـزهر فتاناً ويـخلبها

مـن روعــة الحــسن مجلوّ ومــبتكر

المصادر
1 - كتاب ( روضة الناظرين عن مآثر علماء نجد وحوادث السنين ) لمحمد بن عثمان القاضي

2- كتاب ( لآلئ منظومة في عقد الإدارة العامة للتعليم بمنطقة الرياض 1362 - 1416 ) إصدار خاص بإدارة التعليم بالرياض 1417هـ

3 - كتاب ( سعد أبومعطي المربي والشاعر ) مجموعة مقالات كتبت عن الفقيد من جمع وترتيب عبد الكريم محمد الأسعد

4 - مقال للأستاذ بدر الخريف في صحيفة الاقتصادية بتاريخ 13 / 3 / 1427هـ

5- نبذة موجزة ( ترجمة ) كتبها زكي بن سعد أبومعطي نشرت في أكثر من منتدى، منها منتديات قبيلة بني زيد

المراجع

تربويون سعوديون
كتاب سعوديون
وفيات 1413 هـ

سعد بن إبراهيم أبومعطي


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Mga kasarigan

Octomeria

Octomeria rhizomatosa


Hony Smile Gregoria Hilario Estrella (nacida el 1 de enero de 1984 en Santo Domingo), conocida simplemente como Hony Estrella, es una presentadora, locutora y actriz dominicana.

Carrera
Durante su adolescencia, Hony inició su carrera como locutora en varias emisoras dominicanas como Rumba FM, Cadena Espacial, Neón y Viva FM (actual Fidelity). Entró a la televisión como voz en off de El Despeine, un programa juvenil transmitido por Mango TV. Allí, en 2002  incursiona como copresentadora en Video Hits, un programa de vídeos musicales.

Su perfil público se revitalizó cuando entró a formar parte de los programas de Jochy Santos, uno de los presentadores más conocidos de la República Dominicana. Esto incluye ser copresentadora en El Mismo Golpe con Jochy y Divertido con Jochy, respectivamente. De ahí en adelante, Hony ha estado en varios programas televisivos y radiales, tales como: Adolescentes en cadena, Contacto joven, Misión Iguazú, Perdone La Hora, Solo para mujeres, Radio Como Yo, Consultando con Ana Simó, Rumbo a los premios Casandra, entre otros.

En 2007, Hony fue seleccionada para conducir las dos primeras temporadas del reality show ¿Quién baila mejor?.

Los créditos de Hony como actriz incluyen Evita, Chevy 85, El canto de la cigarra, ¿Con Quien se Casará Mi Novia?, Mi amor o mi libertad, Condesa por Amor, Prohibido Seducir a los Casados, Cada Oveja con su Pareja, la versión dominicana de Mujeres asesinas, entre otros.

En junio de 2009 Hony volvió a la radio con "Sobre un Par de Tacones", un programa dedicado a las mujeres y del cual además produce.

De 2012 a 2014, Hony Estrella formó parte del personal de presentadores del programa televisivo "¡Ahora es!", junto a Luis Manuel Aguiló, Nashla Bogaert, Bolívar Valera (El Boli) y Lumy Lizardo.

Desde febrero de 2014, es copresentadora del programa dominical "MasRoberto" junto a Roberto Angel Salcedo. Poco después sale de "MasRoberto" y el 13 de septiembre de 2014, entra como copresentadora del programa sabatino "Vale por Tr3s", también producido por Roberto Angel Salcedo.

Hony Estrella ha sido y es voz comercial de varias empresas o marcas dominicanas.

A partir del 2021 se volvió integrante del programa de radio, Esto No Es Radio Show.

Actuación

Presentadora

Televisión
"El Despeine" como voz en off
"Video Hits" como copresentadora
"Divertido con Jochy" como copresentadora
"Misión Iguazú"
"Perdone La Hora" como copresentadora
"Rumbo a los premios Casandra"
"¿Quién baila mejor?" como conductora.
"¡Ahora es!" como presentadora y humorista.
"MásRoberto" como presentadora y humorista.
"Vale por Tr3s" como conductora y humorista.
"Sábado Extraordinario" como conductora y humorista

Radio
"Cabina Viva"
"El Mismo Golpe"
"Adolescentes en cadena"
"Contacto joven"
"Solo para mujeres"
"Radio Como Yo"
"Consultando con Ana Simó"
"Sobre un par de tacones"
"Párate ya"
"Esto No Es Radio Show"

Vida personal
Tuvo una breve relación con el locutor y presentador Sergio Carlo. Hony Estrella y el cantante líder del grupo Ilegales Vladimir Dotel tienen una hija, Camila nacida en 2006.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Presentadores de televisión de la República Dominicana
Locutores de República Dominicana

Actores de República Dominicana
Actores de televisión de la República Dominicana

Actores de teatro de la República Dominicana

Humoristas de República Dominicana
Nacidos en Santo Domingo

Hony Estrella


Andrew Matthew William Faulds (1 March 1923 – 31 May 2000) was a British actor and Labour Party politician. After a successful acting career on stage, on radio and in films, he was a Member of Parliament from 1966 to 1997.

Early life
Faulds was born to Church of Scotland missionary parents in Isoko, Tanganyika. Due to his father's peripatetic vocation, he grew up in various parts of Britain, and was educated at George Watson's College, Edinburgh, King Edward VI Grammar School, Louth, Daniel Stewart's College, Edinburgh, and Stirling High School. He married Bunty Whitfield in 1945. The couple had one daughter. During the Second World War he served in both the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm.

After graduating from the University of Glasgow, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1948. However, he first came to a wider public recognition playing Jet Morgan in Charles Chilton's radio drama Journey into Space on the BBC Light Programme.

Acting career
In 1959, Faulds and his wife played host to Paul Robeson, who had travelled to Britain to appear at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon in Tony Richardson's production of Othello. Robeson had only recently been permitted again to travel abroad, following the revocation of his passport. During this visit, Robeson inspired Faulds to take up political activism.

Faulds maintained his acting career throughout the 1960s and 1970s, and in particular became a key part of film director Ken Russell's repertory company, appearing in, among other films, Dante's Inferno (1967) (as William Morris), The Devils (1971), Mahler (1974) and Lisztomania (1975). Notably, he appeared in Russell's film The Music Lovers (1970) alongside Glenda Jackson, who, like him went on to become a Labour MP.

One of Faulds' best-remembered roles is Phalerus in Jason and the Argonauts (1963), in which he took part in the skeleton fight scene that featured model work by Ray Harryhausen. Another was in "The Radio Ham" (1961), an episode of Hancock, as the unseen voice of 'mayday'.

Member of Parliament
Faulds first stood for Parliament as the Labour candidate in the 1963 Stratford by-election, caused by the resignation of John Profumo over a security scandal. He fought the constituency again in the general election the following year, but on both occasions he was beaten by the Conservative future Cabinet minister Angus Maude.

In the 1964 general election, the Labour Shadow Foreign Secretary, Patrick Gordon Walker, was defeated in controversial circumstances in the Smethwick constituency by Conservative candidate Peter Griffiths. Smethwick had become the home of immigrants from the Commonwealth in the years following the Second World War, and Griffiths' 1964 campaign was critical of Conservative government policy as well as of Labour statements on the issue. Increasing the Labour vote in the Smethwick constituency for the first time since 1950, Faulds defeated Griffiths in the 1966 general election and became Labour Member of Parliament (MP) for the constituency, being re-elected until his retirement in 1997.

The constituency was renamed Warley East in 1974. Smethwick remained the focus of much racial tension in Britain throughout Faulds' time as an MP, in particular following the "Rivers of Blood speech" by fellow West Midlands MP Enoch Powell in 1968 which Faulds characterised as "... unchristian ... unprincipled, undemocratic and racialist." Faulds has sometimes been named as a supporter of capital punishment on the basis of off-the-cuff remarks, but he is listed in Hansard as voting against the restoration of the death penalty in 1969.

Faulds became known for using controversial language in the House of Commons; for example, verbally attacking Norman St John-Stevas in a heated debate over abortion in 1967, saying that he "has not the capacity to put a bun in anybody's oven" (referring to Stevas' homosexuality). In 1978, he was pressured to apologise for calling John Davies, the Shadow Foreign Secretary at the time, a "fat-arsed twit"; ten years later he was reproached for calling David Shaw "an honourable shit". In 1990, he called prime minister Margaret Thatcher a "stupid, negative woman" for sending troops into the Gulf.

In 1973, Labour leader Harold Wilson sacked Faulds as Labour's arts spokesman for accusing Jewish MPs of dual loyalty.

A Europhile, Faulds was one of only five Labour MPs to vote for the Third Reading of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993 (which gave effect in UK law to the Maastricht Treaty) in 1993. In so doing he defied his party whip, which was to abstain.

Filmography

The Million Pound Note (1954) – Chief Assistant at Tailor Shop (uncredited)
Passport to Treason (1955) – Barrett
Jumping for Joy (1956) – Drunk's Friend (uncredited)
The One That Got Away (1957) – Lieutenant, Grizedale
Blind Spot (1958) – Police Inspector
Blood of the Vampire (1958) – Chief Guard Wetzler
The Trollenberg Terror (1958) – Brett
Sea of Sand (1958) – Sgt. Parker
Danger Within (1959) – Lt. Comdr. 'Dopey' Gibbon, R.N.
SOS Pacific (1959) – Sea Captain
The Professionals (1960) – Inspector Rankin
The Flesh and the Fiends (1960) – Inspector McCulloch
Once More, with Feeling! (1960) – Interviewer (uncredited)
Payroll (1961) – Detective Inspector Carberry
The Hellfire Club (1961) – Lord Netherden
A Matter of WHO (1961) – Ralph
What Every Woman Wants (1962) – Derek Chadwick
Cleopatra (1963) – Canidius
Jason and the Argonauts (1963) – Phalerus
 The Protectors (1964) - Ian Souter
Chimes at Midnight (1965) – Westmoreland
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1966)
The One Eyed Soldiers (1966) – Colonel Ferrer
The Charge of the Light Brigade (1968) – Quaker preacher
The Music Lovers (1970) – Davidov
The Devils (1971) – Rangier
Young Winston (1972) – Mounted Boer
Mahler (1974) – Doctor on Train
Lisztomania (1975) – Strauss

Notes

External links

Catalogue of the Faulds papers at the Archives Division of the London School of Economics.

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Henning Kles (* 1970 in Hamburg) ist ein deutscher Maler.

Leben
1993 begann Kles ein Studium an der Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg im Fachbereich Gestaltung und schloss es 1998 ab.
Von 2000 bis 2005 studierte er Malerei an der Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg bei Werner Büttner und Olav Christopher Jenssen. Seine Arbeiten werden national und international in Ausstellungen in Museen, Galerien, Kunstvereinen und Kunstmessen gezeigt. Hennig Kles lebt und arbeitet in Hamburg. Er wird seit 2011 von der Galerie Wendt + Friedmann Berlin vertreten.

Preise und Stipendien
 2011 Working Grant Goldbekhof Hamburg
 2006 Else-Heiliger-Fonds (EHF) der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Ausstellungen (Auswahl)
 2012: "Eros & Thanatos", 28. April bis 26. Mai 2012, Werkschau, Spinnereistraße 7/Halle 12, Leipzig
 2012: "Der Himmel hatte die Farbe von kaltem Haferbrei", Städtisches Museum Engen + Galerie
 2011: "Plünder Eiland", Wendt + Friedmann Galerie, Berlin
 2010: "Bruiser", Feinkunst Krüger, Hamburg (Katalog)
 2010: "Totholz", Gallery Loyal, Malmö, SE (Catalogue)
 2007: "Harvester of Heröes", Sandroni.Rey, Los Angeles
 2005: "Niemandsland", Arndt & Partner, Zürich
 2008: "Wir nennen es Hamburg", Kunstverein, Hamburg

Literatur
 Städtisches Museum Engen: Der Himmel hatte die Farbe von kaltem Haferbrei. 2012, ISBN 978-3-940351-04-3
 Bielefelder Kunstverein: Silver Surfer – Henning Kles. Nürnberg 2006, ISBN 3-938821-88-4

Weblinks
 Henning Kles bei Wendt + Friedmann

 Henning Kles
 Kles bei artfacts.de

Maler (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1970
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Henning Kles


Tripo Buća (Tripho, Triphon de Bucha, Buchia, Bucchia) (Kotor, ? — ?, vjerojatno između 27. siječnja 1350. i 21. ožujka 1351.), diplomat, trgovac, član kotorske plemićke obitelji Buća.

Prvi član ove obitelji Hrvata zabilježen s obiteljskim imenom Buća. Nije moguće sasvim sigurno ustvrditi neposredne pretke. Vjerojatno je sin Petra i brat braće Nikole i Miha, osnivača triju obiteljskih ogranaka Buća, koji su više stoljeća bili jezgra kotorskog javnog i kulturnog života. Prema većini povjesničara, on je "Triphon Michaelis de Catharo".

Isprepleću mu se gospodarske djelatnosti, često u svezi s Dubrovnikom te diplomatske misije. Istakao se u diplomaciji. Bio jedan od izaslanika srpskog kralja Stevana Uroša II. Milutina 1308. papi Klementu V. i pretendentu na prijestolje Latinskoga Carstva Charlesu de Valoisu. Uskoro u Dubrovniku zastupao interese srpskog kralja Stevana Uroša II. Milutina. Desetak je godina izbivao sa srpskog dvora, a od 1323. zastupao interese srpskoga kralja Stevana Dečanskog. Djelovanje na srpskom dvoru Dubrovčanima je pomoglo 1326. skršiti gospodare Stona braću Branivojeviće s kojima su bili u sukobu. Još je iste godine zastupao Stevana Dečanskog u pregovorima o ustupanju Stonskog rata i Stona Dubrovniku. Pregovori tada nisu uspjeli.

Od tada arhivi ga spominju u gospodarstvu i javnom životu Kotora. U Kotoru obnaša visoke dužnosti: sudac i auditor. U gospodarstvo je njegovao žive trgovačke veze s tržištima ruda u Srbiji. Njegov interesni sektor bila je trgovina kovinama: srebrom, zlatom, olovom, bakrom, zatim voskom i dr. Trgovao sa Zadrom, utemeljio trgovačka društva s Kotoranima, Dubrovčanima, Baranima i Talijanima. U Kotoru je dao podignuti crkvu Sv. Nikole "de hortis" u Kotoru, koja je srušena u novijem dobu.

Izvori

Životopisi, Kotor
Hrvatsko plemstvo
Hrvati u Crnoj Gori
Diplomati

Tripo Buća


Ryusei Saito (født 30. april 1994) er en japansk fodboldspiller, som spiller for den japanske fodboldklub Fujieda MYFC.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Ryusei Saito