Baker (disambiguation)

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A baker is someone who primarily bakes bread.

Baker or Bakers may also refer to:

• Bakers Coaches, trading name BakerBus, a bus and coach operator in Staffordshire, England
• Baker Hughes, an oilfield services company
• Baker McKenzie, a law firm headquartered in Chicago
• Baker Motor Vehicle, an American automobile manufacturer from 1899 to 1914
• Baker Publishing Group, an Evangelical Christian book publisher
• Baker Skateboards, an American skateboarding company founded in 2000
• Baker's bourbon, a Jim Beam product
• Baker's Chocolate, a line of baking chocolate produced by Kraft Foods
• Baker's Drive-Thru, a chain of fast-food restaurants in Southern California
• Baker's Supermarkets, an American supermarket chain

• USS Baker (DE-190), a US Navy destroyer escort in commission from 1943 to 1946
• USS Paul G. Baker, the name of more than one US Navy ship
• Baker (military code-name), a series of training exercises conducted by the US Army and several Asian countries
• Baker rifle, used by the British Army
• Baker, the second of two nuclear weapon tests in Operation Crossroads, conducted by the US in 1946

• Baker (surname), including a list of people and fictional characters with the surname
• Baker Mayfield (born 1995), American football player
• Standard author abbreviation of John Gilbert Baker (1834–1920), English botanist

• Baker Island (disambiguation), several islands
• Baker Lake (disambiguation), several lakes
• Baker River (disambiguation), several rivers in North and South America
• Mount Baker (disambiguation), several mountains

• Baker, Iran, a village in Fars Province
• Baker, Mamasani, a village in Fars Province

• Baker, California, a census-designated place
• a former name of Boron, California
• Baker, Florida, an unincorporated community in Okaloosa County
• Baker County, Florida
• Baker County, Georgia
• Baker, Illinois, an unincorporated community
• Baker, Indiana, an unincorporated community
• Baker, Kansas, an unincorporated community
• Baker, Louisiana, a city
• Bakers, Michigan, a ghost town
• Baker, Minnesota, an unincorporated community and census-designated place
• Baker, Missouri, an inactive village
• Baker, Montana, a city
• Baker, Nebraska, a ghost town
• Baker, Nevada, a census-designated place
• Baker, North Dakota, an unincorporated community
• Baker, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community
• Baker County, Oregon
• Bakers, Tennessee, a neighborhood of Nashville
• Baker, West Virginia, an unincorporated community
• Diocese of Baker in Oregon
• Baker City, Oregon
• Bakers Island, Massachusetts
• Mount Baker, Washington state
• Baker Mountain (Piscataquis County, Maine)
• Baker Mountain (West Virginia)
• Baker Peak (Idaho)
• Baker Peak, in the Snake Range of Nevada
• Baker Peak (Vermont), a mountain in Vermont
• Baker Township (disambiguation)

• Bakers, Saint Peter, Barbados, a populated place in the parish of Saint Peter, Barbados
• Baker Lake (Nunavut), Canada, a body of water
• Baker Channel, in Chile
• Baker's Island, Hampshire, England

• Baker Street, London, England
• Baker University, a private, residential university in Baldwin City, Kansas, United States
• Baker House, an undergraduate dormitory at MIT
• Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians
• The Baker (Indianapolis, Indiana), a historic apartment building
• The Baker (2007 film), a British comedy crime thriller
• The Baker (2022 film), Canadian-American vigilante action film
• Baker, a pickleball term
• Baker Bowl, popular name for a demolished baseball park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
• Baker Trail, a hiking trail in Pennsylvania

• Baker v. Carr, a 1962 US Supreme Court case
• Baker v. Nelson, a 1972 Minnesota Supreme Court case
• Baker v. Vermont, a 1999 Vermont Supreme Court case
• Baker Act, common alternate name for the Florida Mental Health Act
• Bakker
• Becker (disambiguation)

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