Inch (disambiguation)

An inch is a unit of measurement.

Inch or inches may also refer to

Contents 1 Units 2 Places 2.1 See Also 3 People 4 Other 5 See also

[edit] Units

• Inch as a measurement of rain, measured by a rain gauge
• Inch of mercury, unit of pressure
• Inch of water, unit of pressure
• Inch (Scots), Scottish unit of measurement
• Column inch, unit of publication measurement
• Gear inches, measure of bicycle gearing
• Miner's inch, unit of flow
• Pyramid inch, or Sacred Jewish inch, unit used by pyramidologists

[edit] Places

("Inch" in Scottish and Irish placenames (an anglicisation of the Gaelic innis) usually meaning an island or meadow)

Ireland

• Inch, County Clare, a town
• Inch, County Laois, a townland in County Laois, Ireland
• Inch, County Wexford, a town
• Inch, County Tipperary, a village
• Inch Abbey, a ruined monastic site in County Down,

Scotland

• Inch, an islet off St Mary's Isle Priory in the Dumfries and Galloway Council Area
• North Inch (location of the Battle of the North Inch) or South Inch in Perth

New Zealand

• Inch Valley, locality near Otago, New Zealand

[edit] See Also

• Insch, a town in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
• Insh, a village in the Highland Council Area of Scotland

[edit] People

• Richard Inch (1843–1911), American admiral
• Adam Inch (1857–1933), Scottish / Canadian farmer and politician
• Robert Alexander Inch (1873–1961), American judge
• Thomas Inch (1881–1963), British "strongest man"

[edit] Other

• USS Inch (DE-146), American naval ship
• Big Inch, 1942 American oil pipeline
• Inches (album), a music album by Les Savy Fav

[edit] See also

• All pages beginning with "Inch", including islands starting with "Inch"
• Insh (disambiguation)

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