Nomad (disambiguation)

A nomad is a member of a people, or species, that moves from place to place.

Nomad may also refer to:

Places

  • Nomad, Papua New Guinea, a major centre of the Middle Fly District of Western Province of Papua New Guinea
  • NoMad, a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City, named for being NOrth of MADison Square
    • The NoMad, a hotel/restaurant in the neighborhood

Sport

Transportation and vehicles

Aircraft

  • CH-112 Nomad, a variant of the Hiller OH-23 Raven helicopter used by Canadian military
  • Delta Sailplane Nomad, motorglider
  • GAF Nomad, an Australian short-take-off-and-landing (STOL) aircraft produced from 1975 to 1985
  • Gin Nomad, a South Korean paraglider design
  • A-17 Nomad, an attack bomber produced in 1935
  • PBN Nomad, a variant of the PBY Catalina flying boat
  • Stanley Nomad, glider
  • Napier Nomad, aircraft engine

Motor vehicles

  • Chevrolet Nomad, a station wagon produced by the Chevrolet Motor Division of the General Motors Corporation from 1955 to 1961
  • Suzuki Escudo Nomad, a sport utility vehicle
  • Nomads (motorcycle club), an outlaw motorcycle club in Australia
  • Nomad (motorcycle club membership), an individual who may or may not be a member of a motorcycle club

Ships

  • SS Nomadic (1911), a ship of the White Star line and tender for the RMS Titanic
  • USS Nomad (SP-1046), a United States Navy patrol boat in commission from 1917 to 1918
  • HMS Nomad, a British Royal Navy destroyer launched in February 1916 and sunk in May 1916

Technology

Books and magazines

Film and TV

Film

Television

  • Nomads (TV series), a Greek reality competition television series that debuted in 2017 on ANT1
  • Nomad (Star Trek), the name of an insane genocidal robot in the Star Trek episode "The Changeling"
  • Nomad the Naturalist, pseudonym of Norman Ellison, author and presenter of BBC Children's Hour radio programmes

Games

Music

Albums

Songs

Other uses

  • A Nominated Adviser (NOMAD) of the London Stock Exchange Alternative Investment Market
  • For Haskell Nomads, please see Monad
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