Kelvin (disambiguation)

Kelvin (disambiguation)

Kelvin can refer to the River Kelvin, a river in the Scottish city of Glasgow.

The physicist and engineer William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin adopted the name of the river on his enoblement; it flows past the University of Glasgow, where Thomson worked.

Kelvin can also refer to:

Deriving from the River Kelvin

Places in Glasgow

* Kelvindale
* Kelvinside
* North Kelvinside
* Outer Kelvinside
* Kelvingrove Park, a large public park in Glasgow
* Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, a large museum in Kelvingrove Park
* Kelvin Aqueduct
* Kelvin Hall, an international boxing and athletics venue, next to Kelvingrove Park
* Kelvinbridge, a bridge over the river (and a stop on the Glasgow Subway)
* Glasgow Kelvin (UK Parliament constituency)
* Glasgow Kelvin (Scottish Parliament constituency)

Other places

* Kelvin Grove, Calgary, Canada
* Kelvin Grove, Palmerston North, New Zealand
* Kelvin Grove, Queensland, Australia
* Kelvin Grove State College, Queensland, Australia
* Kelvin Grove Teachers College, Queensland, Australia
* QUT Kelvin Grove Busway Station, Brisbane, Australia

Deriving from Lord Kelvin

In science

* Kelvin, a unit of temperature
* Kelvin bridge
* Kelvin Gold Medal
* Kelvin's circulation theorem
* Kelvin equation
* Kelvin functions
* Kelvin-Helmholtz instability
* Kelvin-Helmholtz mechanism
* Kelvin-Voigt material
* Kelvin wave
* Kelvin probe force microscope

Places in Scotland

* Kelvin, South Lanarkshire, an industrial district of East Kilbride
* Kelvin, East Dunbartonshire

Other

* Kelvin Central Buses, Scottish transport company
* Kelvin Diesels, a manufacturer of marine diesel engines, based in Glasgow
* Kelvin Hughes, Scottish marine systems company
* Kelvin Scottish, Scottish transport company
* HMS Kelvin

People

* Ray Kelvin, British businessman
* Rob Kelvin, Australian newsreader

See also

* Kelvin (given name) (disambiguation)


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