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An angle is a figure formed by two rays or a measure of rotation.

Angle may also refer to:

• The Angle, in the American Civil War, an area of the Gettysburg battlefield
• Angle Creek, a river in Alaska
• Angle Township, Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota
  • Northwest Angle, known as "The Angle", the only place in the US outside Alaska that is north of the 49th parallel

• Angle, Pembrokeshire, a village, parish and community
• Angle Peninsula Coast, Pembrokeshire

• Angle (album), a 1969 album by pianist Howard Riley
• An Angle, an American rock band

• Angle (rib), an anatomical characteristic
• ANGLE (software), a graphics engine abstraction layer

• Beatrice Angle (1859-1915), British artist
• Carol Remmer Angle, American pediatrician, nephrologist and toxicologist
• Edward Angle (1855–1930), American dentist, widely regarded as the father of modern orthodontics
• Eric Angle (born 1967), brother of Kurt Angle, professional wrestler
• Jared Angle, New York City Ballet principal dancer
• Jim Angle (1946-2022), American journalist
• Kurt Angle (born 1968), Olympic gold medalist in amateur wrestling, and professional wrestler
• Sharron Angle (born 1949) i, Nevada politician
• Tyler Angle, New York City Ballet soloist

• Angle (astrology), a cardinal point of an astrological chart
• Angles (tribe), a Germanic tribe that settled in Britain
• Angling, a fishing technique
• Angle (journalism)
• Angle, in professional wrestling terminology, a character's motivating story
• Structural angle

• Angle of attack
• Angle of incidence (disambiguation)
• Angle of parallelism
• Angle of repose
• Angle of view
• Angle Man
• Angles (disambiguation)
• Angel (disambiguation)
• Bloody Angle (disambiguation)
• Team Angle (disambiguation)
• The Ingraham Angle, an American talk show on Fox News Channel hosted by Laura Ingraham

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