Orange can refer to the following:

Contents

1 Things 2 Places 2.1 Australia 2.2 France 2.3 United States 3 People 4 Etymology

Things

• Orange (word) - the word "orange" in the English language
  • Orange (fruit) – the fruit of the orange tree
  • Orange (colour) – a visible wavelength of light around 590 nanometers, between red (650 nm) and yellow (570 nm).
• Orange (company) – a telecommunications company
• Orange (amplifiers) – a British manufacturer of valve-driven electric guitar amplifiers
• Orange (bicycles) – a mountain bike manufacturer
• Orange River – the largest river of South Africa
• In heraldry, orange refers to either the fruit, a roundel tenne, or the colour

Places

Australia

• Orange, New South Wales, Australia

France

• Orange, France

United States

• Orange, California
• Orange County, California
• Orange, Connecticut
• Orange County, Florida
• Orange County, Indiana
• Orange, Massachusetts
• Orange, New Jersey
• Orange, New York
• Orange County, New York
• Orangeville, New York
• Orange County, North Carolina
• Orange, Ohio
• Orange, Texas
• Orange County, Texas
• Orange County, Vermont
• Orange, Virginia
• Orange County, Virginia

People

• The House of Orange
• The Orange Order

Etymology

Main article: Orange (word)

The word orange has two origins:

• As the fruit, via Arabic nāranj from the Sanskrit nārangī. The color was named from the fruit.
• As the town of Orange, France; this name is probably Gaulish in origin. The House of Orange-Nassau originated from there (and from Nassau in Germany), and includes the royal family of the Netherlands, amongst whom William of Orange also ruled Britain.