Golden Gate (disambiguation)

The Golden Gate is the strait connecting the Pacific Ocean to San Francisco Bay.

It can also refer to:

Places

Asia

  • "The Golden Gate" or "The Popcorn Field", the accident zone within the Khumbu Icefall
  • Kinmen, an island group governed by Taiwan

Europe

  • Golden Gate (Constantinople), imperial entrance gate of city of Constantinople, present-day Istanbul, Turkey
  • Golden Gate (Crimea), a natural rock formation
  • Golden Gate (Gdańsk), in Poland
  • Golden Gate, Kiev, an 11th-century-built entrance gate tower in Ukraine
  • Golden Gate (Vladimir) (Zolotye Vorota), the main gate for the city of Vladimir (Russia) from 1158 to 1164

Middle East

United States

San Francisco Bay area

Other places

South Africa

Art, entertainment, and media

Films

  • Golden Gate (1981 film), a 1981 TV movie starring Perry King and Jean Simmons
  • Golden Gate (1994 film), a 1994 TV movie starring David James Elliott and Christopher Meloni
  • Golden Gate (film), a 1994 film directed by John Madden, starring Matt Dillon and Joan Chen

Literature

Music

Television

  • Golden Gate (television), a Slovak television show

Video games

Transport

  • Golden Gate (ship), a named passenger ship operated by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, that burned and stranded on July 27, 1862
  • Golden Gate (train), a named passenger train operated by the Santa Fe railroad, starting in 1938
  • Golden Gate Transit, a bus and ferry operator centered on Marin County, California

Politics

  • 2016 United States election interference by Russia, called "Goldengate" in reference to Watergate.

Software

Other uses


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