Ash (disambiguation)

Ash stands for:

  • Ash (band), Irish band

People:

  • Daniel Ash (* 1957), British musician
  • James Earle Ash (1884-1986), U.S. pathologist and military officer.
  • John Ash (physician) (1723-1798), British physician.
  • John S. Ash (1925-2014), British ornithologist.
  • John Ash (author) (b. 1948), British poet, author and travel writer.
  • Lauren Ash (* 1983), Canadian actress and comedian
  • Lucille Ash (* 1935), US figure skater
  • Marvin Ash (1914-1974), US jazz musician
  • Michael Woolston Ash (1789-1858), US-American politician
  • Mitchell Ash (* 1948), US-American historian
  • Paul Ash (1891-1958), U.S. violinist, pianist, composer and big band leader.
  • Ronnie Ash (b. 1988), U.S. hurdler
  • Roy Ash (1918-2011), U.S. business executive, entrepreneur, and government official.
  • Samuel Howard Ash (1884-1951), U.S. vaudeville performer, singer, and actor.
  • Steve Ash (* 1957), US jazz musician
  • Timothy Garton Ash (* 1955), British historian and writer
  • Vic Ash (1930-2014), British jazz clarinetist and saxophonist.
  • Walter Ash (1906-1998), British rear admiral and electrical engineer.
  • William Ash († 2014), British writer and World War II pilot.

Geographical objects:

  • Ash Brook Swamp Reservation, Park in Union County, New Jersey
  • Ash Canyon, mine in Doña Ana County, New Mexico
  • Ash Carleton Park, park in Monroe County, Michigan
  • Ash Craft Pond, lake in Essex County, New York
  • Ash Creek Airport in Cochise County, Arizona
  • Ash Creek Oil Field, oil field in Pawnee County, Kansas
  • Ash Creek State Wildlife Area, park in Lassen County, Calif.
  • Ash Creek Wildlife Area, park in Modoc County, Calif.
  • Ash Drift Mine, mine in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
  • Ash Grove Quarry, mine in Cass County, Nebraska
  • Ash Hollow Formation, lithostratigraphic formation in central North America
  • Ash Peak Mine, mine in Greenlee County, Arizona
  • Ash Meadows Airport, in Nye County, Nevada
  • Ash Slough, lake in Richland Parish, Louisiana
  • Ash Spring Canyon Prospect, mine in Grant County, New Mexico
  • Mount Ash, mountain in the Australian Antarctic Territory

Places in the United Kingdom:

  • Ash (Derbyshire), a place in Derbyshire
  • Ash (Devon), a place in Devon
  • Ash (Kent), a place in Kent
  • Ash (Oxfordshire), a place in Oxfordshire
  • Ash (Surrey), a place in Surrey

Places in the United States:

  • Ash (Georgia), in Paulding County.
  • Ash (California), in Madera County - no longer in existence.
  • Ash (Missouri), in Monroe County
  • Ash (North Carolina), in Brunswick County.
  • Ash (Ohio), in Licking County
  • Ash (Oregon), in Douglas County
  • Ash (Texas), in Houston County
  • Ash (Washington), in Walla Walla County.
  • Ash (West Virginia), in Mason County
  • Ash Acres, in Clare County, Mich.
  • Ash Fork, in Yavapai County, Arizona.
  • Ash Iron Springs, in Warrick County, Indiana
  • Ash Manor, in Henry County, Georgia
  • Ash Point, in Knox County, Maine
  • Ash Ridge, in Brown County, Ohio
  • Ash Ridge (Wisconsin), in Richland County.
  • Ash Springs, in Lincoln County, Nevada
  • Ash Valley, in Pawnee County, Kansas

Flowing Waters:

  • Ash Bog Stream, in Hancock County, Maine.
  • Ash Camp Branch, in Sevier County, Tennessee.
  • Ash Canyon Creek, in Carson City, Nevada
  • Ash Clove Brook, in Delaware County, New York
  • Ash Cove Creek, in Cherokee County, North Carolina.
  • Ash Craft Brook, in Essex County, New York
  • Ash Drain, in Lenawee County, Mich.
  • Ash Flat Branch, in Macon County, North Carolina
  • Ash Fork (West Virginia), in Nicholas County.
  • Ash Gill, short river in Cumbria, England
  • Ash Ground Branch, in Jackson County, Kentucky
  • Ash Gut, in Kent County, Delaware
  • Ash Gut Branch, in Jackson County, Kentucky
  • Ash Hollow Creek, in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
  • Ash Hollow Run, in Frederick County, Virginia
  • Ash Hopper Branch, in Sevier County, Tennessee.
  • Ash House Branch, in Perry County, Indiana
  • Ash Lick, in Randolph County, West Virginia
  • Ash Lick Fork, in Pike County, Kentucky
  • Ash Lick Run, in Jackson County, West Virginia
  • Ash River, in St. Louis County, Minn.
  • Ash Wash, in Pima County, Arizona
  • Ash River, in South Africa

properties listed on the NRHP:

  • Ash Creek School, in Wilburton, Oklahoma, ID# 88001392.
  • Ash Fork Maintenance Camp #1, in Ash Fork, Arizona, ID# 00000103.
  • Ash Fork Steel Dam, in Ash Fork, Arizona, ID# 76000373.
  • Ash Hill (Hyattsville), in Hyattsville, Maryland, ID# 77001523.
  • Ash Hollow Cave, in Lewellen, Nebraska, ID# 66000445.
  • Ash Hollow Historic District, in Lewellen, Nebraska, ID# 75001093.
  • Ash Mountain Entrance Sign, in Three Rivers, California, ID# 78000367.
  • Ash Park Historic District, in Mount Vernon, Iowa, ID# 93000899.
  • Ash Street Historic District, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, ID# 82001916.
  • Ash Street-Sycamore Creek Bridge, in Mason, Michigan, ID# 99001673.


ASH stands as an abbreviation for:

  • Aebi Schmidt Holding, Swiss vehicle manufacturer
  • Aktion Saubere Hände, a national campaign for hand hygiene in German healthcare facilities
  • Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin, State University of Applied Sciences
  • Alcoholic steatohepatitis, alcohol-related fatty liver inflammation, see steatohepatitis #Alcoholic steatohepatitis (ASH).
  • Almquist shell, user interface for UNIX or Unix-like operating systems, see Unix shell #The Almquist shell
  • American Society of Hematology, American Society of Hematology
  • Application Systems Heidelberg, Software and Games Distribution
  • Workers' Self-Help
  • Austrian Superheroes, Austrian superhero comic book
  • Boire Field, Airport in Nashua, New Hampshire (IATA Code)
  • Mesa Airlines, U.S. airline (ICAO code)


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Questions and Answers

Q: What are some meanings of the term Ash?


A: The term Ash can mean what remains after a fire, volcanic ash, fly ash and bottom ash, and the name of certain trees.

Q: What is the difference between ash and debris?


A: Ash is a specific type of debris that remains after incineration.

Q: What is volcanic ash?


A: Volcanic ash is the material ejected by a volcano.

Q: What is fly ash and bottom ash?


A: Fly ash and bottom ash are what remains after burning coal.

Q: What are ash trees?


A: Ash trees are trees that generally belong to the genus Fraxinus.

Q: Can you name some species of ash trees?


A: Some species of ash trees include the European Ash and Mountain Ash.

Q: Is Mountain Ash in the same genus as the European Ash?


A: No, Mountain Ash is generally not in the same genus as the European Ash.

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