Marathon (disambiguation)
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A marathon is a distance race of 42.195 kilometres (26.219 mi), and often refers by analogy to any arduous or time-consuming undertaking.
Marathon may also refer to:
Places
In Canada
- Marathon, Ontario, Canada
In Greece
- Marathon, Greece, after which the distance race was named
- Battle of Marathon
- Lake Marathon, 8 km west of the town
- Marathon Dam, forming the lake
In the United States
- Marathon, Florida
- Marathon, Iowa
- Marathon Township, Michigan
- Marathon (town), New York
- Marathon (village), New York
- Marathon, Ohio
- Marathon, Texas
- Marathon, Wisconsin, town
- Marathon County, Wisconsin
- Marathon City, Wisconsin
In sports
- Club Deportivo Marathón, a Honduran soccer club
- Ski marathon
- Mini marathon
- Half marathon
- Ultramarathon
- Marathon dancing
- Marathon swimming
- Ice skating marathon
Businesses
- Marathon Motor Works, producers of the Marathon automobile
- Marathon Oil, a US-based oil and natural gas exploration and production company
- Marathon Petroleum, a US-based oil refining, marketing, and pipeline transport company.
- Marathon Sports, an Ecuadorian based athletic company that distributes athletic equipment to sports teams
- Automobiles Marathon, a French manufacturer of Panhard powered light sports cars in the 1950s
- Marathon Automated Test Systems, a system for automated testing of printed circuit boards from Computer Automation
Vehicles
- Checker Marathon, an automobile produced by the Checker Motors Company from 1961 to 1982, frequently used as a taxicab
- Handley Page Marathon, a British four-engined light transport aircraft
- Heldeberg Marathon, an American powered parachute aircraft design
- Mirage Marathon, an American home-built aircraft design
Brands
- Curly Wurly, a candy bar that was available under the name "Marathon" in the US from 1973 to 1982
- Snickers candy bar, marketed under the name "Marathon" in the United Kingdom and Ireland until 1990
- Marathon, a typeface created by Rudolf Koch
Film and television
- Marathon Production, a TV program production and distribution company
- The Marathon (film), a 1919 film starring Harold Lloyd
- Maratón (film), 1968 Czechoslovak film directed by Ivo Novák
- Marathon (1988 film), a sport-drama film directed by Terence Young
- Marathon (1992 film), a Spanish film about the Barcelona Olympics directed by Carlos Saura
- Marathon (2005 film), a South Korean film about an autistic marathon runner
- Marathon (media), the sequential broadcast of a number of related media programs
- Marathon Media a French production company and animation studio in Paris
- Movie marathon, viewing of multiple consecutive movies
- "Marathon", an episode from the tenth season of the NBC series Law & Order
Video games
- Marathon Trilogy, a series of first-person shooters for the Macintosh produced by Bungie Software in the mid-1990s
- Marathon (video game), the first in the trilogy (1994)
- Marathon 2: Durandal, the second in the trilogy (1995)
- Marathon Infinity, the third in the trilogy (1996)
- Marathon, a fictional class of cruiser, from the Halo (series) universe
Music
- Dance Marathon, a type of multi-day charity event, popular in the US in the 1920s and 1930s
- Maratone Studios, a music production company based in Sweden
- The Vibrations, an R&B group whose alter ego was "The Marathons"
Albums
- Marathon (Saga album)
- Marathon (Santana album), by Carlos Santana
- Maraton (album), by Swedish singer Alina Devecerski
Songs
- "Marathon" (Rush song), from the album Power Windows
- "Marathon", a song by Tennis from the album Cape Dory
- "Marathon", a song by Kayo Dot from the album Choirs of the Eye
- "Marathon", a song by Dilated Peoples from the album Neighborhood Watch (album)
See also
- Maraton (disambiguation)
- Marathon Man (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles containing Marathon
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