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The name Southern may refer to:
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Education
- Southern University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
- Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
- Southern High School, various schools
Organizations
- Southern Railway, various railways
- Southern Airways, a defunct airline
- Southern Air, an airline based in Norwalk, Connecticut, U.S.
- Southern Company, a U.S. electricity corporation
- Southern Records, an American independent record label
- Southern Television, a now defunct UK television company
Surname
- Caleb Southern, American music producer
- Edwin Southern, molecular biologist
- Eileen Southern, American musicologist
- Jeri Southern, American jazz pianist and singer
- Keith Southern, English association football player for Blackpool F.C.
- Richard Southern (theatre designer) (1903–1989), British theatre designer
- R. W. Southern (1912–2001), British medieval historian
- Steve Southern, Australian professional rugby player
- Terry Southern, American writer
Sports
- Southern 500, a NASCAR car race
- Southern 500 (1950-2004), a former NASCAR race
- Southern League, various sports leagues
Other
- Southern Ocean, the waters surrounding Antarctica
- Southern Weekly, a newspaper in Guangzhou, China
- Southern Daily or Nanfang Daily, sister publication to the Weekly and also based in Guangzhou
- Southern All Stars, a Japanese band, also known as SAS or Southern
- Southern Party, a minor American political party that disbanded in 2003
- Southern FM, a radio station in Portslade, England
See also
- Southern (country subdivision)
- South
- Sothern, persons with the surname
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