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Odessa (commonly spelled Odesa) is the third-largest city in Ukraine.
Odessa may also refer to:
Places
Brazil
Canada
- Odessa, Ontario
- Odessa Lake (Ontario), in Eastern Ontario
- Odessa, Saskatchewan
Ukraine
- Odesa Oblast, the eponymous region of the third largest city in Ukraine
- Nova Odesa ("New Odesa"), a town
United States
- Odessa, Delaware
- Odessa, Florida
- Lake Odessa, Michigan
- Odessa, Minnesota
- Odessa, Missouri
- Odessa, Nebraska
- Odessa, New York
- Odessa, Oregon
- Odessa, Texas
- Odessa, Washington
- Odessa, West Virginia
- Odessa Township (disambiguation), multiple places
People with the name
- Odessa (given name) (including a list of people with the name)
Entertainment, arts
Film or TV
- "Odessa", the second episode of the mini-series Heroes Reborn
Music albums
Songs
- " Odessa (City on the Black Sea)", by the Bee Gees (1969)
- "Odessa", by Aesop Rock from Appleseed (1999)
- "Odessa", by Animals as Leaders from Weightless (2011)
- "Odessa", by Caribou from Swim (2010)
Other uses
- ODESSA, a supposed organisation of former members of the Nazi SS that most historians claim is a myth
- Odessa (Wild ARMs 2), a fictional terrorist organisation from the PlayStation role-playing game Wild ARMs 2
- Odessa (yacht), Volvo Ocean 60 class
- Typhoon Odessa (1985), storm in the Pacific
See also
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- All pages with titles beginning with Odessa
- All pages with titles containing Odessa
- Odesa (disambiguation)
- Odesza, an American musical group
- The Odessa File, a 1972 novel by Frederick Forsyth
- The Odessa File (film), a 1974 film
- Odessa Stories, collection of short stories by Isaac Babel
- Little Odessa (film), a 1995 film directed by James Gray
- Odessa Mama (disambiguation)
- Edessa (disambiguation)
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Look up
Odessa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Odessa (commonly spelled Odesa) is the third-largest city in Ukraine.
Odessa may also refer to:
Places
Brazil
Canada
- Odessa, Ontario
- Odessa Lake (Ontario), in Eastern Ontario
- Odessa, Saskatchewan
Ukraine
- Odesa Oblast, the eponymous region of the third largest city in Ukraine
- Nova Odesa ("New Odesa"), a town
United States
- Odessa, Delaware
- Odessa, Florida
- Lake Odessa, Michigan
- Odessa, Minnesota
- Odessa, Missouri
- Odessa, Nebraska
- Odessa, New York
- Odessa, Oregon
- Odessa, Texas
- Odessa, Washington
- Odessa, West Virginia
- Odessa Township (disambiguation), multiple places
People with the name
- Odessa (given name) (including a list of people with the name)
Entertainment, arts
Film or TV
- "Odessa", the second episode of the mini-series Heroes Reborn
Music albums
Songs
- " Odessa (City on the Black Sea)", by the Bee Gees (1969)
- "Odessa", by Aesop Rock from Appleseed (1999)
- "Odessa", by Animals as Leaders from Weightless (2011)
- "Odessa", by Caribou from Swim (2010)
Other uses
- ODESSA, a supposed organisation of former members of the Nazi SS that most historians claim is a myth
- Odessa (Wild ARMs 2), a fictional terrorist organisation from the PlayStation role-playing game Wild ARMs 2
- Odessa (yacht), Volvo Ocean 60 class
- Typhoon Odessa (1985), storm in the Pacific
See also
Search for
"Odessa" on Wikipedia.
- All pages with titles beginning with Odessa
- All pages with titles containing Odessa
- Odesa (disambiguation)
- Odesza, an American musical group
- The Odessa File, a 1972 novel by Frederick Forsyth
- The Odessa File (film), a 1974 film
- Odessa Stories, collection of short stories by Isaac Babel
- Little Odessa (film), a 1995 film directed by James Gray
- Odessa Mama (disambiguation)
- Edessa (disambiguation)
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Odessa.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.