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Reed can refer to:

• Reed (plant), grass-like plant growing in shallow water or on marshy ground (see also Thatching)
• Reed (instrument), a thin strip of cane or similar material which vibrates in wind instruments

• Reed, Gloppen in the county Sogn og Fjordane in Norway.
• Reed, Arkansas
• Reed Plantation, Maine
• Reed, Hertfordshire

• Alan Reed, American actor, voice of Fred Flintstone
• Alfred Reed, American composer
• Alfred Hamish Reed, New Zealand author and publisher
• Andre Reed, American football player for the Buffalo Bills
• Carol Reed, British film director
• David P. Reed, telecommunications expert, creator of Reed's law
• David Reed, artist (*1946 San Diego)
• Dean Reed, American actor, singer and songwriter
• Donna Reed, American actress
• Edward Reed (artist), a pinup artist.
• Edward Earl Reed, Jr., a football player in the NFL.
• Edward James Reed, Victorian era naval architect
• Evelyn Reed, American Communist, Socialist Workers Party
• Fred Reed, American journalist
• Henry Reed, British poet and journalist
• Irving S. Reed, mathematician and engineer
• Ishmael Reed, American poet, novelist and scholar
• Jack Reed, United States Senator from Rhode Island
• Jake Reed, former NFL wide receiver
• James Reed, NFL footballer
• James A. Reed, politician from Missouri
• James A. Reed (businessman), executive chairman of the Reed group, (the UK's largest recruitment consultancy)
• Jamie Reed, British politician
• Jimmy Reed, American blues singer
• John Reed, longtime principal comedian of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
• John Reed, journalist
• John Reed Sr., John Reed, Jr., U.S. politicians, father and son
• John F. Reed, U.S. politician, senator
• John Shedd Reed, former head of Santa Fe Industries
• John S. Reed, former head of Citibank and chairman of the New York Stock Exchange
• John T. Reed, real estate investor/author
• Joseph Reed, 19th century Australian architect
• Joseph Reed, Continental Congressman for Pennsylvania
• Josh Reed, Buffalo Bills wide receiver
• Lawrence Reed, president of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy
• Les Reed, English composer and musician
• Lou Reed, American singer and songwriter
• Malcolm Reed, fictional British officer on the Enterprise
• Mike Reed, mathematician and UN director
• Myrtle Reed, an American author
• Oliver Reed, British actor
• Peyton Reed, American film director
• Ralph Reed, former CEO of American Express
• Ralph E. Reed, Jr., American political strategist and former head of the Christian Coalition
• Rex Reed, American film critic, author and actor
• Robert Reed, American actor
• Sam Reed, American politician and current Secretary of State for Washington
• Colonel Seth Reed, American colonel in American Revolution, ealy settler of Erie, Pennsylvania
• Stanley Reed, U.S. Solicitor General and Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
• Terence James Reed, British academic
• Thomas Brackett Reed, U.S. politician, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
• Edward S. Reed, ecological psychologist and philosopher.
• Major Walter Reed, MD, U.S. Army physician, established that yellow fever was spread by mosquitoes.
• Walter Reed (1916-2001), American actor
• Killah Priest (né Walter Reed) (1970-), rapper

• Reed High, Edward C. Reed High School is a public secondary school in Sparks, Nevada
• Reed College, college in Portland, Oregon
• Reed Elsevier, the publishing company
• Reed group, group of companies offering employment-related services
• Reed relay
• Reed switch
• Reed valve
• Records of Early English Drama, or REED, a theatre research centre at the University of Toronto
• Reed Records, a record label
• Reed is also a trademarked brand name of concrete pumps and shotcrete equipment manufactured in Chino, California ([1]).

• Read (surname)
• Read (disambiguation page)
• Reade
• Reid
• Ried

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