North
North is one of the four compass points or cardinal directions. It is the opposite of south and is perpendicular to east and west. North is a noun, adjective, or adverb indicating direction or geography.
People born in North (First 49 people) - Page 80
David Sincock
Australian cricketer
Kevin Crease
Australian television presenter
Claire Tallent
Australian athlete
Elliott Johnston
Australian jurist
Kym Bonython
Bev Harrell
Australian singer
Andrew Hilditch
Australian cricketer
Lindsay Head
Australian rules football player
Kurtis Marschall
Australian olympic athlete
Jack Snelling
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
Angas Parsons
Lawyer
Mark Goldsworthy
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
Roy Inwood
Australian soldier
Grant Chapman
Former Senator of Australia
Norm Clark
Australian rules footballer
Michael Aish
Former australian rules football player
Richard Chaffey Baker
Former President of the Australian Senate
Gil Langley
Sir Alexander Downer
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives ‧ Alexander Downer's father
Claire Woods
Australian athlete
Sarah Elsworthy
Australian professional basketball player
Malcolm Blue
Justice
Sir Richard Baker
Former President of the Australian Senate
Lactantius
Author
Jean Fauque
Singer
Adrian of Canterbury
Scholar
Pope Miltiades
Former Pope
Gelimer
Ruler
Caesarius of Africa
Martyr
Cerbonius
Saint
Kelly Summers
Ice hockey player
Buckongahelas
Chief
Zak Greant
Author
Tamanend
Alexander Woollcott
American critic
Ebenezer Mattoon
Former United States Representative
Cliff Bleszinski
American video game designer
Robert M. Gagné
American educational psychologist
Samuel Osgood
Former United States Postmaster General
Zak DeOssie
American football long snapper
Isaac Stevens
Former Governor of Washington territory
Bobby Farnham
Ice hockey winger
George B. Loring
American Politician
Joey Daccord
Ice hockey goaltender
Richard D. Smith
Chemist
Mike Cavanaugh
American ice hockey coach
Samuel Phillips Jr.
American merchant