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A plan is a typically any procedure used to achieve an objective. It may also refer to:
- Plans (drawings), used for portraying an existing place or object, or for providing instructions to build or fabricate a place or object.
- Archaeological plan
- Architectural drawing
- Architectural plan
- Blueprint
- Engineering drawing
- Floor plan
- Plat
- Technical drawing
- Automated planning and scheduling, a branch of Artificial Intelligence
- Plan view, an orthographic projection
- Plan (calendar program), a calendar program for the X Window System
- Plans (album), an album by the band Death Cab for Cutie
- "Plans", a song by Bloc Party from their album Silent Alarm
- Plan (aid organisation), an international aid organisation that allows people to sponsor children in developing countries
- .plan file, a file containing user information used by the Finger protocol
- Plan magazine, an Irish architectural publication
Acronym
PLAN may refer to:
- PLAN (examination), a standardized test administered by ACT, Inc.
- P.L.A.N. (Planning and Learning with Accordance to Need), a 1970s era school curriculum
- P.L.A.N. (Protection, Location, Acquisition, Navigation), the priority order of the main elements of survival, according to survival expert John Wiseman.
- PLANS (People for Legal and Non-Sectarian Schools)
- People's Liberation Army Navy of China
- People's Liberation Army of Namibia
- PLAN (computer language) is the Programming LAnguage for Nineteen-hundred - a low-level language used to program the ICT 1900 range of computers
Place names
Plan is the name of:
- Plan, a city in West Bohemia, see Planá u Mariánských Lázní, also Planá
- Plan, a village in South Bohemia, see Planá (České Budějovice District)
- Plan (Huesca), a place in the Spanish Provinz Huesca
- Plan (Samnaun), a village in the Swiss Gemeinde Samnaun
Planning
A plan or plans may be a component of:
Plan types
Specific types of plans include:
See also
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