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Continental is the adjective form of continent.
Continental may also refer to:
- Continental (album), an album by UK band Saint Etienne
- Continental (brand), a brand of dried and pre-packaged foods used by Unilever in Australia
- Continental (building), a 35-story mixed-use building currently under construction in Kiev, Ukraine
- Continental (card game), a rummy-style card game
- Continental (currency), paper money issued by the US government during the American Revolution
- Continental Army, the unified command structure of the 13 colonies fighting Great Britain during the American Revolution
- Continental food (or continental cuisine), European/Western-style food/cuisine
- Continental knitting, a style of knitting in which the yarn is held in the left hand
- Continental philosophy, a 20th century school of philosophy based mostly on texts by French and German philosophers
- Continental stitch, a needlepoint embroidery (tent) stitch worked on canvas
- Continental tire, an upright, external spare tire mounted behind an automobile's trunk compartment
Companies
- Continental Can Company (1904-76), United States metal container manufacturer
- Continental Electronics (est. 1946), United States radio transmitter manufacturer
- Continental Grain, former name of ContiGroup Companies
- Continental Group Honduras (Grupo Continental Honduras), a group of business companies in Honduras
- Continental Records, a record label
- Continental Sports, a manufacturing company of the United Kingdom
Transportation
- Continental AG, a worldwide leading automotive parts manufacturer based in Hanover, Germany
- Continental Airlines, a major international airline
- Continental, a defunct American automobile manufacturer in Trenton, NJ (1899)
- Continental, a defunct American automobile manufacturer in Springfield, IL (1903)
- Continental, a defunct American automobile manufacturer in Camden, NJ (1903)
- Continental, a defunct American automobile manufacturer in New Haven, CT (1907-1908)
- Continental, a defunct subsidiary of Continental Motors Company and automobile manufacturer in Grand Rapids, MI (1933–1934)
- Continental, a former Division of the Ford Motor Company (1955-59)
- Continental Roadster, a defunct American automobile manufacturer in Chicago, IL (1907)
- Continental De Vaux a defunct American automobile manufacturer in Grand Rapids, MI (1932)
- Continental Motors Company, a defunct American automobile engine manufacturer
- Teledyne Continental Motors, an American manufacturer of aircraft engines, descended from a division of Continental Motors Company, and still operating
Geography
- Continental climate, a type of climate
- Continental Europe, or various terms relating to continental Europe, such as "continental breakfast" and "continental lifestyle"
- Continental glacier, the type of glacier that occurs in and on moderately sloped land at lower (non-mountain) elevations
Automobile brands
- Continental (Trenton, NJ 1899)
- Continental (Springfield, IL 1903)
- Continental (Camden, NJ 1903)
- Continental (New Haven, CT 1907-1908)
- Continental (Grand Rapids, MI 1933–1934)
- Continental (Franklin, IN 1909-1914)
- Continental (Minneapolis 1914)
- Continental (Ford Division), Detroit, MI 1955-59)
- Continental Roadster (Chicago, IL 1907)
- Continental De Vaux (Grand Rapids, MI 1932)
Automobile models
- Bentley Continental (disambiguation), any of several automobiles made by Bentley Motors Limited
- Lincoln Continental, a model of automobile made by Lincoln, a division of the Ford Motor Company
- Triumph Continental, a model of automobile made by Triumph (GB)
- Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental, a model of automobile made by Rolls-Royce
See also
- All pages beginning with "Continental"
- All pages with titles containing "Continental"
- The Continental (disambiguation)
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