Van (disambiguation)

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A van is a road vehicle used for transporting goods or groups of people.

Van may also refer to:

A boxcar rail vehicle
A caboose, the last rail vehicle in a train
Van (music), a Swedish musical group active in the late 1990s
Van (Dutch) is a Dutch preposition
A kind of Norse deity, plural Vanir
Los Van Van, a Cuban musical group
Turkish Van, a breed of cat
Shortened form of vanguard

VAN may be a three-letter acronym or abbreviation for:

Value-added network, as used in Electronic Data Interchange
Vehicle Area Network, a fieldbus similar to CAN. As the latter, it is used in automotives
The VAN method for earthquake prediction
The country code for Vanuatu

Van is the name of several places:

In Turkey:

Van, Turkey, the city
Van Province, the capitol of which is Van
Lake Van, borders the Van Province

In the United Kingdom:

In the United States:

Van, Arkansas
Van, Kentucky
Van, Michigan
Van, Missouri
Van, Ohio
Van, Oregon
Van, Pennsylvania
Van, Texas
Van, Utah
Van, Virginia
Van, West Virginia

Van is a name for: Real people:

Van Morrison, an Irish musician

Fictional characters:

Van (Chrono Cross) → Van at the List of Chrono Cross characters, whose lives in the two worlds are quite different
Van Slanzar de Fanel, The Vision of Escaflowne

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