# Link

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'''Link''' or '''Links''' may refer to:

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==Places==
* [Link, West Virginia](/source/Link%2C_West_Virginia), an unincorporated community in the US
* [Link River](/source/Link_River), Klamath Falls, Oregon, US

==People with the name==
* [Link (singer)](/source/Link_(singer)) (Lincoln Browder, born 1964), American R&B singer
* [Link (surname)](/source/Link_(surname))
* Charles Lincoln "Link" Neal III of [Rhett & Link](/source/Rhett_%26_Link) (born 1978), American comedian and YouTuber
* [Link Wray](/source/Link_Wray) (1929–2005), American rock-and-roll guitarist

==Devices==
* Link, a single element of a [chain](/source/chain)
* [Link-and-pin coupler](/source/Link-and-pin_coupler)
* [Link Trainer](/source/Link_Trainer), a series of flight simulators produced from 1930s to 1950s

==Science and technology==
===Computing===
* [Hyperlink](/source/Hyperlink), from one electronic document to another<!--keep at top-->
* [link (Unix)](/source/link_(Unix)), command-line program to link directory entries
* <code><nowiki><link></nowiki></code>, a type of [HTML element](/source/HTML_element)
* Link, in a [linked list](/source/linked_list)
* [Linker (computing)](/source/Linker_(computing)), converts object files to executable
* [Links (web browser)](/source/Links_(web_browser))
*  Microsoft [Office Assistant](/source/Office_Assistant) Links, an animated cat
* [Link layer](/source/Link_layer) in computer networking
* [ln (Unix)](/source/ln_(Unix)), command-line program to create a link to a file
* [Chainlink (blockchain)](/source/Chainlink_(blockchain)), a cryptocurrency

===Data networks===
* [Link (Indonesia)](/source/Link_(Indonesia)), an interbank network
* [LINK (UK)](/source/LINK_(UK)), a cash machine network
* [Link+](/source/Link%2B), for interlibrary loan in California and Nevada, US

===Mathematics===
* [Simplicial link](/source/Simplicial_link), a set of simplices "surrounding" a given vertex in a simplicial complex
* [Link (knot theory)](/source/Link_(knot_theory)), a collection of knots entangled with one another
* [Link function](/source/Link_function) in statistics

===Other uses in science and technology===
* [Link (Mars)](/source/Link_(Mars)), a rock outcrop
* Link or linking col, used in determining [topographic prominence](/source/topographic_prominence)
* [Telecommunications link](/source/Telecommunications_link), communication channel between two or more devices

==Arts, entertainment, and media==
===Fictional characters===
* [Link (''The Legend of Zelda'')](/source/Link_(The_Legend_of_Zelda)), in ''The Legend of Zelda'' media
* [Link (''The Matrix'')](/source/Link_(The_Matrix)), in ''Matrix'' media
* Link, in the 1993 novel ''[Stone Cold](/source/Stone_Cold_(Swindells_novel))''
* Link (Linkovitch Chomofsky), in the 1992 film ''[Encino Man](/source/Encino_Man)''
* [Link Hogthrob](/source/Link_Hogthrob), in ''The Muppets''
* Lancelot Link, chimpanzee, title character of ''[Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp](/source/Lancelot_Link%2C_Secret_Chimp)'' television series
* [Link Larkin](/source/Link_Larkin), in the musical ''Hairspray''

===Games===
* [''Links'' (series)](/source/Links_(series)), computer-simulated golf game by Access Software
* ''[Pokémon Link!](/source/Pok%C3%A9mon_Trozei!)'', a 2005 puzzle game for the Nintendo DS

===Music===
* [''The Link'' (album)](/source/The_Link_(album)), by French death metal band Gojira
* [''Links'' (Kerfuffle album)](/source/Links_(Kerfuffle_album)), a 2006 album by English folk band Kerfuffle
* [''Links'' (Mark Murphy album)](/source/Links_(Mark_Murphy_album)), a 2001 album by Mark Murphy
* "Link", a 2005 song by [L'Arc-en-Ciel](/source/L'Arc-en-Ciel)
* "Link", a 2007 song by [Porno Graffitti](/source/Porno_Graffitti)
* "Links", a 2023 song by Indo-Canadian rapper [Sukha](/source/Sukha_(musician))

===Periodicals===
* ''Link'' (magazine), a free publication of ''The Greenville News'' in Greenville, South Carolina, US
* [''Links'' (magazine)](/source/Links_(magazine)), a US golf magazine
* [''The Link'' (newspaper)](/source/The_Link_(newspaper)), a student newspaper at Concordia University, Canada
* ''The Link'', the newsletter of the organization [Americans for Middle East Understanding](/source/Americans_for_Middle_East_Understanding)

===Television===
* [Link TV](/source/Link_TV), US network
* [''The Link'' (game show)](/source/The_Link_(game_show)), UK, 2014–2015
* [''The Link'' (TV program)](/source/The_Link_(TV_program)), US, 2011 documentary
* ''The Link'', a TV series by [aptn Kids](/source/APTN_Kids), Canada
* ''[Link: Eat, Love, Kill](/source/Link%3A_Eat%2C_Love%2C_Kill)'', a 2022 South Korean television series

===Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media===
* [''Link'' (film)](/source/Link_(film)), a 1986 horror movie featuring a super-intelligent, murderous orangutan
* [WLNK](/source/WLNK) (formerly 107.9 the Link), a radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina, US

==Organizations and programs==
===Businesses===
* [Air Link](/source/Air_Link), New South Wales, Australia
* [Hong Kong Link](/source/Hong_Kong_Link), toll tunnels and bridges company
* [Link REIT](/source/Link_REIT), Hong Kong real estate investment trust
* [The Link (retailer)](/source/The_Link_(retailer)), UK mobile phone retailer
* [Link Aviation Devices](/source/Link_Aviation_Devices), a manufacturer of aircraft simulator, now a subsidiary of L3 Technologies

===Other organizations and programs===
* HOL LiNK program (Literacy and Numeracy Knowledge), by [Hands On Learning Australia](/source/Hands_On_Learning_Australia)
* [Liberty in North Korea](/source/Liberty_in_North_Korea) (LiNK), a refugee resettling group
* [Link Campus University](/source/Link_Campus_University), Rome, Italy
* LINKS units, later student volunteering units, of [St John Ambulance in England and Wales](/source/St_John_Ambulance_in_England_and_Wales)
* [Local involvement network](/source/Local_involvement_network)s (LINks), National Health Service England
* [Project LINK](/source/Project_LINK), a UN project to build global macroeconomic models
* [The Link (UK organization)](/source/The_Link_(UK_organization)) for "Anglo-German friendship", UK pro-Nazi organization, 1937–1939
* [The Links](/source/The_Links), a social and service organization of American Black women

==Transportation systems==
* [Link (Rochester)](/source/Link_(Rochester)), an under-construction BRT line in Rochester, Minnesota, US
* [Link (Saskatoon)](/source/Link_(Saskatoon)), an under-construction BRT in Canada
* [Link light rail](/source/Link_light_rail), operated by Sound Transit, in the region of Seattle, Washington, US
* [Link Train](/source/Link_Train), Toronto Airport, Canada
* [San Leandro LINKS](/source/San_Leandro_LINKS), a bus service, California, US
* Link bus services, a service in [Auckland](/source/Public_Transport_in_Auckland), New Zealand

==Other uses==
* [Link (unit)](/source/Link_(unit)), surveying length unit
* Link, a single [sausage](/source/sausage) in a string
* [Links (golf)](/source/Links_(golf)), a coastal golf course
* [The Link (building)](/source/The_Link_(building)), a skyscraper in France
* The Links, the mascot of [Lincoln High School (Lincoln, Nebraska)](/source/Lincoln_High_School_(Lincoln%2C_Nebraska))

==See also==
* {{in title}}
* [Linc (disambiguation)](/source/Linc_(disambiguation))
* [Lincs (disambiguation)](/source/Lincs_(disambiguation))
* [Linker (disambiguation)](/source/Linker_(disambiguation))
* [Linq (disambiguation)](/source/Linq_(disambiguation))
* [Linx (disambiguation)](/source/Linx_(disambiguation))
* [Lynx (disambiguation)](/source/Lynx_(disambiguation))
* [Microsoft Lync](/source/Microsoft_Lync)

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