Kirkwood
St. Louis neighborhood
Kirkwood is a place name appearing across the United States—cities and neighborhoods in Missouri, California, Delaware, and elsewhere.
The Kirkwood gap refers to regions in the asteroid belt with depleted populations, named for astronomer Daniel Kirkwood who explained them.
As a surname, it remains moderately common: The Kirkwoods moved here from Atlanta.
Residential area nearby
- suburbOutlying residential district
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- townshipCounty's smaller division
- localityA particular geographic area
Missouri · St. Louis · Atlanta · Delaware · municipality · borough · district · inhabitants
Impact or volcanic basin
- specimenIndividual for examination
- iron meteoriteMetallic body from space
- fallDescend under gravity
- classificationSystematic grouping by traits
Fine dry particles
- chairliftCable-suspended passenger conveyance
- gondolaSuspended transport cabin
- mogulsBumps or bigwigs
- slalomSki race through gates
downhill · terrain park · glades · snow report · black diamond · Lake Tahoe · Sierra Nevada · lift ticket
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- suburbOutlying residential district
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- townshipCounty's smaller division
locality · Missouri · St. Louis · Atlanta · Delaware · municipality · borough · district · inhabitants · subdivision
crater
Impact or volcanic basin
- specimenIndividual for examination
- iron meteoriteMetallic body from space
- fallDescend under gravity
classification · museum · collector · meteoroid · asteroid · impact
powder
Fine dry particles
slalom · downhill · terrain park · glades · snow report · black diamond · Lake Tahoe · Sierra Nevada · lift ticket · ski resort
Kirkwoodmetropolis
Large important city
big city · megacity · Manhattan · New York City · urban core