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A salamander is an amphibian.

Contents

• In mythology
• In arts and entertainment
• In film and television and on stage
• In gaming
• In literature
• In music
• Places
• Military
• Technology
• Other uses
• See also

Salamander may also refer to:

In mythology

• Salamander (legendary creature)

In arts and entertainment

Places

• Salamander Range, a mountain range in Victoria Land, Antarctica
• Salamander Glacier, Montana, United States
• Salamander Point, Bellingshausen Island, South Sandwich Islands

Military

• HMS Salamander, various Royal Navy ships
• SMS Salamander, various Austrian, German and Prussian navy ships
• Salamander of Leith (1537), a ship of the Old Scots Navy
• Sopwith Salamander, a British First World War ground-attack biplane
• Salamander, a nickname for the Heinkel He 162 Volksjäger, a Second World War German jet; also the name of its construction program

Technology

• Salamander (metallurgy), materials in the hearth of a blast furnace below its tap hole
• Salamander heater, a portable space heater
• Salamander broiler, a type of grilling equipment
• Altap Salamander, file management software
• Alvis Salamander, a fire engine

Other uses

• Salamander Energy, a former British-based oil and gas company
• Salamander Washington DC Hotel
• SV Salamander Türkheim, a German association football club
• The nickname given to Bernard Freyberg, 1st Baron Freyberg by Winston Churchill
• Cheat Mountain Salamander, a Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad excursion train

See also

• The salamander letter, a 1980s-era forgery intended to discredit the Latter Day Saints movement and its founder, Joseph Smith
• Salamanda (band), a South Korean leftfield ambient duo
• Salamandra (disambiguation)
• Salamandre (disambiguation)

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