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Bascom may refer to:

Places and sites

United States

Bascom, Florida
Bascom Corner, Indiana
Bascom, Montana
Bascom, Ohio
Bascom, Texas
Bascom Auxiliary Field
Bascom B. Clarke House
Bascom Hill, University of Wisconsin–Madison
- Bascom Hall, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Bascom (VTA), transit station in San Jose, California
Fort Bascom, New Mexico
Bascomville, South Carolina

Other uses

Bascom (name), people named Bascom
6084 Bascom, discovered in 1985, a minor planet named after the American geologist Florence Bascom
Bascom Affair, confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona
BASCOM (Microsoft), a compiler for Microsoft MBASIC
BASCOM-LT, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for the AVR AT89Cx051
BASCOM-AVR, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for AVR microcontrollers
BASCOM-8051, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for Intel MCS-51 family of microcontrollers

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-'''Bascom''', '''Bascomb''', '''Bascombe''', '''Bascome''' or '''Baskcomb''' may refer to:
+'''Bascom''' may refer to:
 ==Places and sites==
-;United States
+===United States===
 * [[Bascom, Florida]]
+* [[Bascom Corner, Indiana]]
+* [[Bascom, Montana]]
 * [[Bascom, Ohio]]
+* [[Bascom, Texas]]
+* [[Bascom Auxiliary Field]]
 * [[Bascom B. Clarke House]]
 * [[Bascom Hill]], University of Wisconsin–Madison
-* [[Bascom (VTA)]], LRT station in San Jose, California
+** [[Bascom Hall]], University of Wisconsin–Madison
+* [[Bascom (VTA)]], transit station in San Jose, California
 * [[Fort Bascom]], New Mexico
+* [[Bascomville, South Carolina]]
+==Other uses==
-;Extraterrestrial
-* [[6084 Bascom]], discovered in 1985, a minor planet named for the American geologist Florence Bascom
+*[[Bascom (name)]], people named Bascom
+*[[6084 Bascom]], discovered in 1985, a minor planet named after the American geologist Florence Bascom
+*[[Bascom Affair]], confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona
+*[[BASCOM (Microsoft)]], a compiler for Microsoft MBASIC
+*[[BASCOM-LT]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for the AVR AT89Cx051
+*[[BASCOM-AVR]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for AVR microcontrollers
+*[[BASCOM-8051]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for Intel MCS-51 family of microcontrollers
-==Surname==
+==See also==
+*[[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.]], Alstead, New Hampshire
-;Bascom
-* [[Bernadette Bascom]] (born 1962), American R&B singer, actress
+*[[Bascom Palmer Eye Institute]], Florida
+*[[Bascomb]]
-* [[Earl W. Bascom]] (1906–1995), American-Canadian artist, inventor, rodeo cowboy, actor, Rodeo Hall of Fame, Father of Modern Rodeo, Mormon Bishop
+*[[Bascome]]
-* [[Florence Bascom]] (1862–1945), American geologist
+*[[Bascombe]]
-* [[George Nicholas Bascom]] (1837-1862), U.S. army officer who arrested Apache Chief Cochise which started the Apache Wars, American Civil War officer
+*[[Baskcomb]]
-* [[Henry Bidleman Bascom]] (1796–1850), American religious leader, circuit rider, Congressional Chaplain, college president, author, Methodist Bishop
+*[[Boscombe (disambiguation)]]
-* [[John Bascom]] (1827–1911), American educator, author, President of the University of Wisconsin
-* [[John L. Bascom]] (1860-1950), American politician, Iowa lawyer and state legislator
-* [[Kerry Bascom]], professional basketball player, All-American, Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, World University Games gold medal winner
-* [[Oliver Bascom]] (1815–1869), New York businessman, politician and Erie Canal Commissioner
-* [[Marion C Bascom]] (born 1922), American religious leader, civil-rights activist, museum board member
-* [[Ruth Bascom]] (1926-2010), American politician, mayor of Eugene, Oregon
-* [[Willard Bascom]] (1916-2000), American engineer, oceanographer, underwater archeologist
-* [[William Bascom]] (1912–1981), American anthropologist, folklorist, ethnologist, museum director
+{{disambiguation|geo}}
-;Bascomb
-* [[Dud Bascomb]], jazz trumpeter
-* [[Neal Bascomb]], American journalist and author
-* [[Paul Bascomb]], jazz saxophonist
-* [[Wilbur "Bad" Bascomb]], jazz musician
-;Bascombe
-* [[Chris Bascombe]], British sports journalist
-* [[David Bascombe]], British music producer
-;Bascome
-* [[David Bascome]], professional soccer player
-* [[Oronde Bascome]], Bermuda cricketer
-;Baskcomb
-* [[Betty Baskcomb]] (1914-2003), British film and television actor
-* [[John Baskcomb]] (1916-2000), British film and television character actor
-==Given name==
-* [[Bascom S. Deaver]], American physicist, professor
-* [[Bascom Giles]] (1900-1993), Texas Land Commissioner
-* [[B. R. Lakin|Bascom Ray Lakin]] (1901–1984), American evangelical preacher
-* [[Bascom Lamar Lunsford]] (1882–1973), American lawyer, folklorist, musician, author of song "Good Old Mountain Dew"
-* [[C. Bascom Slemp]] (1870–1943), Virginia congressman, secretary to President Calvin Coolidge
-* [[Harold Bascom Durham, Jr.]] (1942-1967), Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient
-* [[Lester B. Wikoff|Lester Bascom Wikoff]] (1844-1978), American educator, rotarian
-* [[John Bascom Wolfe]], (1904-1988), American psychologist
-* [[Ashley B. Wright|Ashley Bascom Wright]] (1841-1897), American politician
-==Historical events==
-* [[Bascom Affair]], confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona.
-==Cinema film==
-* [[Bad Bascomb (film)|Bad Bascomb]], a 1946 Hollywood western movie starring Wallace Beery and Margaret O'Brien.
-==Programming Language==
-* BASCOM, a BASIC compiler by MCS Electronics, Holland, with a similar source language to [[MBASIC]]
-==Companies==
-* [[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.]], Alstead, New Hampshire
-* [[Bascom Palmer Eye Institute]], Florida
-{{disambig}}
-[[Category:Surnames]]
-[[fa:بسکام]]
-[[de:Bascom]]
-[[pt:Bascom]]
-[[vo:Bascom]]