Savannah

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Savannah or savanna is a type of grassland. It can also mean:

Software

• GNU Savannah, an aggregation of software development projects affiliated with the GNU project

Places in the USA

• Savannah, Georgia, a historic port city of the American South
• Savannah Beach, the former name of a seaside resort town near Savannah, now called Tybee Island
  • Savannah River, which flows past the Georgia city
    • Savannah River Site, a nuclear facility near Aiken, South Carolina & Augusta, Georgia, upriver from Savannah
    • Siege of Savannah, a Revolutionary War Battle
• Savannah, California
• Savannah, Missouri
• Savannah, New York
• Savannah, Tennessee
• Savanna, Illinois
• Palo Alto, Mississippi, also called "Savannah"

Other places

• Savanna, a private game reserve in Sabi Sabi, South Africa
• Savanna-la-Mar the capital of Westmoreland Parish, Jamaica

Ships

• Savannah (1818), the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean (though doing so overwhelmingly by sail power)
• USS Savannah (AOR-4), a US Navy Wichita-class replenishment oiler
• NS Savannah, the first nuclear-powered merchant ship

Savannah, other

• Savannah (cat), a breed of cat (a cross between the serval and the domestic cat)
• Savannah Monitor, an African lizard
• Savannah (TV series), a television soap opera (1996-1997)
• Savannah (porn star) (1970-1994), a 1990s porn star who committed suicide
• Savannah Outen a Radio Disney singer who gained popularity on You Tube, her stage name is Savannah
• Blue Savannah, a 1990 song by Erasure

Savanna, other

• Savanna, the Japan-market name for the Mazda RX-7 automobile
• Savanna (Owarai), a Japanese comedic duo
• Savannah King (born 1992), Canadian freestyle swimmer
• Savanna Samson (born 1967), a 2000s porn star
• Savannah Dickinson, daughter of supermodel Janice Dickinson
• Savanna Dry, a brand of Cider

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