Shenandoah

The term Shenandoah ( indian: Daughter of the Stars ) describes:

As geographic name in the United States:

• Shenandoah Valley, an area in western Virginia and northeastern West Virginia
• Shenandoah County, County in Virginia
• Shenandoah National Park in this area
• Shenandoah River, a tributary of the Potomac River in West Virginia and Virginia
• Shenandoah Mountain, mountain range on the western edge of the valley of the same name

Places in the U.S.:

• Shenandoah (Georgia )
• Shenandoah (Iowa)
• Shenandoah (Louisiana )
• Shenandoah (Pennsylvania)
• Shenandoah (Texas )
• Shenandoah (Virginia)

As Name of ship:

• The sailing ship CSS Shenandoah, raiders 1864/65 in the Civil War under the Confederate Flag
• A four-masted barque built in 1890, see Shenandoah (ship)
• The USS Shenandoah, American rigid airship in the 1920s
• The Shenandoah, a 1964 -built, American Topsegelschoner with home port on Martha 's Vineyard

Other terms:

• Shenandoah ( chief ), also Skenandoa, chief of the Oneida
• Shenandoah ( country music ), American country music band
• Shenandoah, original title of the film a drama starring James Stewart, who plays the man from the big river (1965 ), at the time of the American Civil War
• Shenandoah ( musical), a work based on this film, Broadway musical from 1975
• Oh Shenandoah, a traditional American folk song, including sung by Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Harry Belafonte, played by Keith Jarrett

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