Cooper
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Cooper may refer to :
- Cooper (profession), a maker of barrels
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[edit] People
- Alan Cooper, the father of "Visual Basic" and an advocate of Interaction Design
- Alice Cooper aka Vincent Furnier, American rock singer, songwriter and musician whose career spans five decades.
- Anderson Cooper, American journalist
- Bradley Cooper (athlete), Bahamian discus thrower and shot putter
- Colm Cooper, Irish Gaelic footballer with Kerry GAA
- D. B. Cooper, American notorious aircraft hijacker
- David Cooper (psychiatrist) (1931–1986), South African anti-psychiatrist
- Gary Cooper, American film actor
- Gladys Cooper, English film actress.
- Gordon Cooper, astronaut
- James Fenimore Cooper, Americana early 19th century author
- Jeff Cooper (colonel), American military figure known as the "Father of Modern Shooting"
- Jilly Cooper, English writer
- Johnny Cooper (musician)
- Kenneth H. Cooper, the inventor of the Cooper test and a writer of many health and sports books
- Leon Cooper American physicist and Nobel Prize laureate in physics
- Mark Anthony Cooper, legislator, entrepreneur, cannon manufacturer; Iron Man of Georgia; son of Capt Thomas Cooper of Rev War
- Merian C. Cooper, American aviator and filmmaker
- Russell W. Cooper (economist), American economist
- Tommy Cooper, British prop comedian and magician
See also: Cooper (surname); and alternative spellings Couper and Cowper
[edit] Places
Cities named Cooper:
- Cooper, Alabama, Chilton County, Alabama
- Cooper, Lake County, California
- Cooper, Monterey County, California
- Cooper, Colorado, Morgan County, Colorado
- Cooper, Idaho, Clearwater County, Idaho
- Cooper, Illinois, Tazewell County, Illinois
- Cooper, Iowa, Greene County, Iowa
- Cooper, Kentucky, Wayne County, Kentucky
- Cooper, Maine, Washington County, Maine
- Cooper, Maryland, Harford County, Maryland
- Cooper, Michigan, Kalamazoo County, Michigan
- Cooper, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Cooper, Montana, Cascade County, Montana
- Cooper, Gloucester County, New Jersey
- Cooper, Passaic County, New Jersey
- Cooper, New Mexico, Lincoln County, New Mexico
- Cooper, North Carolina, Sampson County, North Carolina
- Cooper, Ohio, Seneca County, Ohio
- Cooper, Oklahoma, Osage County, Oklahoma
- Cooper, South Carolina, Williamsburg County, South Carolina
- Cooper, Tennessee, Fentress County, Tennessee
- Cooper, Texas, Delta County, Texas
- Cooper, Houston County, Texas
- Cooper, Virginia, Middlesex County, Virginia
- Cooper, Virgin Islands, St. Croix County, Virgin Islands
- Cooper Township, Sangamon County, Illinois
- Cooper Township, Michigan
- Cooper Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania
- Cooper Township, Montour County, Pennsylvania
Rivers named Cooper:
[edit] Companies
- Cooper Car Company, British car company, currently associated with the BMW MINI.
- Cooper Tires, American tire company
- Coopers Inc., a company which designed a new style of underwear called the briefs, now part of Jockey International
- Coopers Brewery, Australian beer company owned by the Cooper family
- Cooper Canada Ltd., a defunct sporting goods manufacturer
- Cooper Industries, American electrical equipment manufacturer.
[edit] Music
- "Cooper", a song by Roxette from their 1999 album Have a Nice Day
- "Cooper (producers)", an alias of Dutch producers Klubbheads.
[edit] Other
- Cooper Black, a typeface
- Cooper Nuclear Station, power plant in Brownville, Nebraska
- Cooper test, a fitness test
- Cooper Research Technology, an asphalt testing equipment manufacturer
- Cooper Union, a selective college in New York City,
- Cooper University Hospital, a healthcare provider in New Jersey
- Cooper, a half-Alaskan Malamute dog who accompanied Peter Jenkins (travel author) in A Walk Across America
- Sly Cooper, a video game series
- Cooper, the name of Russell Brand's mobile phone
- Cooper (crater), a lunar crater
- Cooper (Video Game Character), a fictional game character from Dino Crisis made by CAPCOM in 1999.
- Cooper Spur ski area, Oregon
- Cooper Pair, physics phenomenon
- Cooper, a young technopath and one-time character from the American animated series Ben 10.
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