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A
branch is a part of a woody plant.
Branch or branches may also refer to:
Places
Australia
Canada
France
New Zealand
United States
Branch, Arkansas , a city
Branch, Louisiana , an unincorporated community and census-designated place
Branch, Michigan , an unincorporated community
Branch, Missouri , an unincorporated community
Branch, Texas , an unincorporated community
Branch, Wisconsin , an unincorporated community
Branch, Branch County, Michigan , a former village and first seat of the county
Branch County, Michigan
Branch Township (disambiguation)
Fort Branch , North Carolina, a Confederate fort in the American Civil War
Branch River (New Hampshire)
The Branch , also known as Branch River, New Hampshire
Branch River (Rhode Island)
Branch River (Wisconsin)
People
Arts and entertainment
Companies and organizations
Branch office , business organization that, unlike a subsidiary, does not constitute a separate legal entity even if physically separated from the organization's main office
Branch (banking) , a retail location
Branch, a
local union , in the trade union movement
Military branch , a component of the armed forces, such as the army, navy, or air force
Mathematics
Branches of mathematics , subdisciplines within mathematics
Branch (algebraic geometry) , a smooth arc of a real algebraic curve
Branch (graph theory) , a path of degree-two vertices ending in vertices of degree unequal to two
Branch-decomposition , a hierarchical clustering of the edges of a graph, and branchwidth, a graph parameter defined from these decompositions
Branch (mathematical analysis) , a single value of a multi-valued complex function
Branch point , of a multi-valued function, a point where all neighborhoods are multi-valued
Branched covering , a generalization of multi-valued functions in topology and algebraic geometry
Branch (set theory) , a maximal totally ordered subset of a tree-ordered set
Religion
Other uses
See also
Topics referred to by the same term