Ronne (disambiguation)

Ronne (disambiguation)

Ronne or Rønne can refer to the following:

;People
*Arne Falk-Rønne (1920 - 1992), a Danish author and adventurer
*Edith Ronne, a U.S. explorer of Antarctica, wife of Finn Ronne
*Finn Ronne (1899 – 1980), a U.S. explorer of Antarctica
*Hans Rønne (1887 - 1951) , a Danish gymnast
*Ronne Troup, an American actress

;Places
*Rønne, a town and former municipality in Denmark
*Ronne Entrance, a broad southwest entrance of the George VI Sound, named after Finn Ronne

*Rønne Stadion Nord, a multi-use Stadium in Bornholm, Denmark

;Other
*Ronne Antarctic Research Expedition, an Antarctica expedition in 1947-1948, led by Finn Ronne


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