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This page provides some examples of naming concepts and, where available, some examples of names within those concepts. | This page provides some examples of naming concepts and, where available, some examples of names within those concepts. | ||
== | ==Geography== | ||
===Earth Cities=== | ===Earth Cities=== | ||
* Cairo | * Cairo | ||
===Earth Continents=== | |||
* Africa | |||
* Antarctica | |||
* Asia | |||
* Australia | |||
* Europe | |||
* North America | |||
* South America | |||
===Earth Towns=== | ===Earth Towns=== | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 4 March 2016
2.3.10 Starfleet Starship Names
Starfleet represents the United Federation of Planets and its myriad planets, species and cultures. While definitely human-centric, due to its origins when first chartered in 2161, the ships of Starfleet are well-known to encompass naming concepts from across the UFP membership.
This page provides some examples of naming concepts and, where available, some examples of names within those concepts.
Geography
Earth Cities
- Cairo
Earth Continents
- Africa
- Antarctica
- Asia
- Australia
- Europe
- North America
- South America
Earth Towns
- Adair
- Lock Leven
- Rockwood
- Smoketown
- Valleyhill (fictional)
People
- Starfleet tends to avoiding ships after modern-era people, but there are exceptions
Medical
- Kylie Caniglia
Tribes
- These ships represent cultures known for their isolation, making them good for scouts or units made to work in solitary conditions
- Asaro
- Catawba
- Chukchi
- Drokpa
- Gaucho
- Goroka
- Himba
- Huaorani
- Huli
- Kalam
- Kazakh
- Ladakhi
- Maori
- Melanesia
- Mursi
- Rabari
- Samburu
- Thakali
- Tsaatan
- Yali