Richardson
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Richardson may refer to:
People
- Richardson (surname), an English and Scottish surname
- Richardson Gang, a London crime gang in the 1960s
Forename
- Richardson Dilworth, mayor of Philadelphia (1956–1962)
- Richardson (footballer, born 1976), Richardson Oliveira dos Santos, Brazilian footballer
- Richardson (footballer, born 1991), Richardson Fernandes dos Santos, Brazilian footballer
- Richardson Pratt Jr (1923–2001), president of the Pratt Institute
- Richardson Clover (1846–1919), United States rear admiral]] and director of naval intelligence
Places
Australia
Canada
- Richardson Islands, Nunavut
- Richardson Mountains, mountain range in northern Yukon
United States
- Richardson, Kentucky
- Richardson, Texas
- Richardson, West Virginia
- Richardson, Wisconsin
- Richardson Bay, California
- Richardson Beach, Hawaii
- Richardson County, Nebraska
- Richardson Township, Minnesota
- Richardson Township, Butler County, Nebraska
Schools
- Richardson High School, Richardson, Texas
- Richardson Middle School, Torrance Unified School District, California
Other uses
- Richardson number, dimensionless number that expresses the ratio of potential to kinetic energy
- Fort Richardson (Alaska) in Alaska, United States
- Richardson (1903 cyclecar), an early British car
- Richardson (1919 cyclecar), a car made in Sheffield, England
- "Richardson", a 2011 single by Diego's Umbrella also released on their 2012 album Proper Cowboy
- Richardson (lunar crater)
- Richardson (Martian crater)
See also
- Justice Richardson (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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