Walter Raleigh (5334 bytes)
1: ...ly, [[Walter Raleigh (professor)|Professor Walter Raleigh]] was a scholar and author circa 1900.''
3: ...igh]], [[North Carolina]] takes its name from Sir Walter.
5: [[Image:raleigh.JPG|right|]]
7: ... I of England]] (1553 - 1558). During childhood, Raleigh developed a hatred of [[Catholicism]], and proved...
9: ...eryone had come to expect that sort of thing from Raleigh, and Elizabeth always favored that kind of showma...

Walter Raleigh (professor) (573 bytes)
1: ...takenly attributed to [[Walter Raleigh|Sir Walter Raleigh]].
5: .../BIBREC/BR333.HTM Robert Louis Stevenson]; Walter Raleigh; Project Gutenberg edition.
6: ...nberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR1038.HTM Style]; Walter Raleigh; Project Gutenberg edition.
7: ...e/BIBREC/BR10159.HTM England and the War]; Walter Raleigh; Project Gutenberg edition.

Raleigh (1131 bytes)
1: ...also [[Raleigh, North Carolina]] and Sir [[Walter Raleigh]].''
3: '''Raleigh''' is a [[Britain|British]] [[bicycle]] manufactu...
5: ... Nottingham employed nearly 20,000 workers. Today Raleigh produces 600,000 bicycles a year, although since ...
7: Raleigh notably produced popular [[three-speed bicycle]]s...
9: ...ring the [[1970s]], Raleigh produced the iconic [[Raleigh Chopper]] bicycle, the "must have" bike for kids ...

Raleigh-Durham (352 bytes)
1: ... each other, these cities have earned the moniker Raleigh-Durham.

USS Raleigh (CL-7) (9835 bytes)
64: The third '''USS ''Raleigh'' (CL-7)''' was laid down by [[Bethlehem Steel Co...
66: ...4]]. After shifting to [[Provincetown]], Mass., ''Raleigh'' put to sea from that harbor on [[30 July]] [[19...
68: ...d to the Boston Navy Yard [[13 July]] [[1925]]. ''Raleigh'' continued to operate out of Boston for the next...
70: Clearing Boston Harbor [[1 February]] [[1927]], ''Raleigh'' embarked two detachments of Marines at [[Charle...
72: During the spring of [[1928]], ''Raleigh'' operated off the California coast and in Hawaii...

Combe Raleigh (133 bytes)
1: '''Combe Raleigh''' is a [[village]] in the [[England|English]] co...

Raleigh, Mississippi (2690 bytes)
1: '''Raleigh''' is a town located in [[Smith County, Mississip...
4: Raleigh is located at 32°1'59" North, 89°31'22" W...

USS Raleigh (843 bytes)
1: ... turn was named after [[Walter Raleigh|Sir Walter Raleigh]].
3: * The first [[USS Raleigh (1776)|''Raleigh'']] was a 32-gun [[sailing frigate]] built in [[1...
5: * The second [[USS Raleigh (C-8)|''Raleigh'' (C-8)]] was a [[protected cruiser]] commissione...
7: * The third [[USS Raleigh (CL-7)|''Raleigh'' (CL-7)]] was a [[light cruiser]] commissioned i...
9: * The fourth [[USS Raleigh (LPD-1)|''Raleigh'' (LPD-1)]] was an [[amphibious transport dock]] ...

Raleigh Chopper (3479 bytes)
1: ...hopper 01.jpg|thumb|right|300px|1970 model (Mk 1) Raleigh Chopper bicycle]]
2: ...nufactured and marketed in the [[1970s]] by the [[Raleigh]] Company of [[Nottingham]], [[England]]. Its uni...
8: ...r, the Chopper almost single-handedly rescued the Raleigh company, which had been in decline during the 196...
15: ...ikes.com/new/news/news_07.html Press Release from Raleigh about the new Mk3. Chopper]
16: *[http://www.raleigh-chopper.co.uk/ Various Choppers]

Raleigh International (1190 bytes)
1: '''Raleigh International''' is a Youth development organisat...
9: ...a four year project under the name of ''Operation Raleigh'' (1984-1988), it was a followup to the successfu...
12: ...ternational volunteers the venture was renamed to Raleigh International with an continued organisational fo...
17: [http://www.raleighinternational.org Raleigh International]

Raleigh, Illinois (2577 bytes)
1: '''Raleigh''' is a village located in [[Saline County, Illin...
4: Raleigh is located at 37°49'38" North, 88°32'1" W...

USS Raleigh (C-8) (1111 bytes)
64: The second '''''USS Raleigh''''' was a [[protected cruiser]] commissioned in ...
68: ...raleigh sailors in egypt.jpg|thumb|Sailors of the Raleigh in Egypt, 1901]]<br>
75: '''See Also:''' ''[[USS Raleigh]]''

CSS Raleigh (530 bytes)
1: ...'''', after the city of [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]], [[North Carolina]]:
3: *The [[gunboat]] [[CSS Raleigh (1861)|CSS ''Raleigh'']] served as a tender to [[CSS Virginia|CSS ''Vi...
5: *The [[ironclad]] ram [[CSS Raleigh (1864)|CSS ''Raleigh'']] patroled the [[Cape Fear River]] near [[Wilmi...
7: See also [[USS Raleigh|USS ''Raleigh'']]

Raleigh, North Carolina (10445 bytes)
1: ...dge_Downtown_Raleigh_July_2004.jpg|thumb|Downtown Raleigh as seen from the Boylan St. bridge on the west si...
3: ...iangle Park]], a research park between Durham and Raleigh.
5: Raleigh is known as "The City of Oaks" for its many oak t...
7: ...Image:Raleigh1909.jpg|thumb|center|500px|Downtown Raleigh panorama, from [[1909]].]]
10: ...tal. It was named for [[Walter Raleigh|Sir Walter Raleigh]], sponsor of the [[Colony of Roanoke]], known as...

CSS Raleigh (1861) (2594 bytes)
25: ...ps named ''Raleigh'', see ''[[CSS Raleigh|''CSS ''Raleigh]]''.''
26: '''CSS''' '''''Raleigh''''' was originally a small, iron-hulled, propell...
28: ...eth City, North Carolina]] 2 days later. Thence ''Raleigh'' escaped through [[Dismal Swamp Canal]] to [[Nor...
30: On [[March 8]]-[[March 9|9]], 1862, ''Raleigh'' was tender to [[CSS Virginia|CSS ''Virginia'']]...
32: ...recapture of [[Norfolk Navy Yard]] in May 1862, ''Raleigh'' steamed up the James River, but thereafter a sh...

Raleigh Hills, Oregon (3818 bytes)
1: '''Raleigh Hills''' is a [[census-designated place]] and nei...
4: ... 1914 until the line ceased operation in 1930. A Raleigh hills branch of the Portland post office was open...
7: ...ills.png|right|Location of Raleigh Hills, Oregon]]Raleigh Hills is located at 45&deg;29'5" North, 122&deg;4...

USS Raleigh (LPD-1) (4734 bytes)
19: ...SS ''Raleigh'' (LPD-1)''', the [[lead ship]] of [[Raleigh class amphibious transport dock|her class]] of [[...
20: ... in turn honors the English explorer Sir [[Walter Raleigh]], the first to attempt the establishment of an E...
22: After fitting out through mid-December, ''Raleigh'' steamed to [[Norfolk, Virginia]], for the holid...
24: ...bbean Sea]] in July with Amphibious Squadron 8. ''Raleigh'' proved herself during this deployment by simult...
26: ...nsit to San Juan. For her part in the endeavor ''Raleigh'' and her crew received the [[Armed Forces Expedi...

CSS Raleigh (1864) (1893 bytes)
34: ...ps named ''Raleigh'', see ''[[CSS Raleigh|''CSS ''Raleigh]]''.''
36: '''CSS''' '''''Raleigh''''', a steam [[sloop]], was constructed by the [...
40: ...ina. When the six reappeared the following day, ''Raleigh'' hastily withdrew up river, struck Wilmington Ba...
46: [[Category:Confederate Navy ships|Raleigh (1864)]]

USS Raleigh (1776) (4744 bytes)
1: The frigate '''USS ''Raleigh''''', was one of thirteen ships that the [[Contin...
4: The ''Raleigh'', a [[frigate]] built by Messrs. Hackett, Hill, ...
6: ...eigh'', with a full-length figure of [[Sir Walter Raleigh]] as figurehead, put to sea under Capt. Thomas Th...
8: ''Raleigh'', making use of the captured signals, intercepte...
10: ...'Ariadne'']] and [[HBMS Ceres|HBMS ''Ceres'']]. ''Raleigh'', unable to reach ''Alfred'' in time to assist h...

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina (281 bytes)
1: '''Raleigh/Durham''' is not a single [[city]], but rather tw...
3: *[[Raleigh, North Carolina]]

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