Octagon (disambiguation)
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An octagon is an eight-sided polygon.
Octagon may also refer to:
Buildings and locations
[edit]- Octagon Barn (disambiguation)
- Octagon Building (disambiguation)
- Octagon Centre, at the University of Sheffield, England
- Octagon house, a unique house style
- Octagon House (disambiguation)
- Octagonal Schoolhouse (disambiguation)
- Octagon, Alabama
- Octagon, Birmingham, a skyscraper and the tallest building[1] in Birmingham, England
- Octagon, Indiana
- Octagon, Virginia
Music
[edit]- Octagon (Bathory album), 1995
- Octagon (String Trio of New York album), 1994
- Octagon (Dilate album), 1997
- Octagon, Octagon, Octagon, a 2003 EP by The Mint Chicks
People
[edit]- Octagón (born 1961), Mexican wrestler
- Dr. Octagon, an alter-ego of rapper Kool Keith
Sports
[edit]- Octagon (mixed martial arts), the caged enclosure used for mixed martial arts bouts
- Octagon (sports agency), global sports and entertainment content marketing subsidiary
- Oktagon, an Italian mixed martial arts event
Other
[edit]- Octagon (wine), a wine produced by Virginia wine producer Barboursville Vineyards
- Octagon (novel), a 1981 novel by Fred Saberhagen
- Second Quebec Conference, codenamed OCTAGON, meeting of the allied powers during World War II
- Octagonal (horse), champion Australian racehorse
- Octagon (video game), a minimalist twitch-reflex video game
See also
[edit]- The Octagon (disambiguation)
- Octagon Theatre, Bolton, Greater Manchester, England
- Octagon Theatre, Perth, a theatre at the University of Western Australia
- Octagonal (disambiguation)
- Oktogon (disambiguation)
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