Bake

Historically, the term Bake means as much as characters. Today Bake referred to:

  • A navigation mark, see the beacon ( navaids )
  • A self-rescue device at sea, see Rettungsbake
  • Entfernungsbake as a beacon announcement at the roadside in front of railroad crossings, or in front of exits of motorways and expressways
  • A beacon to guide traffic on the road
  • A beacon, a tracking device with a precisely known position, which is used in the radio navigation for orientation
  • So-called flight rod used in surveying

Bake is the surname of the following persons:

  • Alfred Bake (1854-1934), a Prussian official
  • John Bake (1787-1864), Dutch classical scholar and literary scholar
  • Reinhard Bake (1587-1657), German Protestant theologian

See also:

  • Baake
  • Disambiguation
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