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Hub, The Hub, or hubs may refer to:
Wheel components
- A hub is the central part of a wheel that connects the axle to the wheel itself.
- Bicycle hub, the central part of a bicycle wheel
- Locking hubs, accessory on four-wheel drive vehicles
- Wheel hub assembly, an automotive part
Arts and media
- The Hub (Torchwood), a setting in the television series Torchwood
- Discovery Family, a digital cable and satellite television channel formerly known as "Hub Network" (aka "The Hub")
Buildings
- The Hub (building), a residential skyscraper in Brooklyn, New York
- HUB Tower, in Des Moines, Iowa
- Husky Union Building, at the University of Washington
- Hubbard Hall, a residence hall at the University of New Hampshire
Computing
- Hub (network science), referring to a node with a huge number of links
- Email hub, a computer system dedicated to relay e-mail messages
- Hubs and authorities, a scheme used for ranking web pages
- USB hub
- Ethernet hub, a computer networking hardware device
- ARCNET hub
- SATA hub or port multiplier
Organizations
- Hub Culture, a social network company
- Harvard University Band
- Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
- Hub International, a North American insurance brokerage
Places
Pakistan
- Hub, Balochistan, a city in Pakistan
- Hub Dam, in Balochistan, Pakistan
- Hub River, in Balochistan, Pakistan
- Hub Tehsil, in Balochistan, Pakistan
Elsewhere
- Hub, California, US
- Hub, Mississippi, US
- Boston, Massachusetts, US
- Hub City (disambiguation)
- Hubei, a province of China (Guobiao abbreviation HUB)
Transport
- Airline hub, an airport used as transfer point
- Transport hub, where traffic is exchanged across several modes of transport
- Hunmanby railway station, England
Other uses
- Hub (given name), shared by several notable people
- Huambisa language of Peru (ISO 639-3 code "hub")
See also
- The Hub (disambiguation)
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