Places and geography

Flörsheim

Flörsheim am Main is a town in the Main-Taunus-Kreis, Hesse, on the right bank of the lower Main. Merovingian origins, Mainz rule until 1803, 1484–1548 town walls, Mainturm, protected old town, Pleiades 108986.

Flosshilde Farra

Flosshilde Farra is a 75-km-wide farrum, or pancake dome cluster, on Venus at 10.5N, 279.4E, named for a German water nymph and adopted by the IAU in 1994.

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Flotta oil terminal

The Flotta oil terminal is a crude oil terminal on the island of Flotta in Orkney, Scotland, receiving North Sea oil by pipeline since 1977.

Flower Land Pattaya

Flower Land Pattaya (ฟลาวเวอร์แลนด์ พัทยา) is a 40-acre flower park near Mabprachan Lake, east of Pattaya, Thailand, opened December 2018, with Himmapan, Eden, and Inthanon domes and a 360-degree saltwater aquarium; currently listed as temporarily closed.

Flower Mound, Texas

Flower Mound, Texas: a master-planned town in Denton County, incorporated 1961 to avoid Irving annexation, named for a flower-covered mound, part of the 1841 Peters Colony, population about 81,925 in 2025.

Flower Park

Flower Park, or Riverfront Flower Park, is a 6.19-hectare themed flower garden on the Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, completed January 2017 by SRFDCL; the name also refers to parks in Shahapur, Karnataka, and Singur, West Bengal.

Flower Theatre

Flower Theatre (Bloementheater, Théâtre des fleurs) is a display garden at Meise Botanic Garden, Belgium, a peony-centred garden opened from 2007 with 738 taxa; also the name of cinemas in Ottawa and Silver Spring, Maryland.

Flower's Barrow

Flower's Barrow (Flowers Barrow) is an Iron Age multivallate hillfort on Rings Hill above Worbarrow Bay, Dorset, a Scheduled Monument losing its southern third to coastal erosion, with 1939 and 2022 excavations and a possible Roman occupation.

Flowers Garden

Flowers Garden (Bagh-e Golha, باغ گلها) is a 67,000 m² municipal flower garden in Isfahan, Iran, at Bozorgmehr Square by the Zayandeh River, with about 400 plant species, a Persian carpet flower design, and a tropical greenhouse dome.

Flowing water

Flowing water (lotic systems): water moving continuously in one direction in springs, streams, and rivers, with high dissolved oxygen, current-shaped habitats, hydrologic exchange flows, and human impacts from dams and barriers.

Flowstone

Flowstone is a sheet-like cave deposit formed by films of flowing water that leave layers of calcite on cave floors, walls, and ceilings, often resembling frozen waterfalls.

Floyd Collins

Floyd Collins (William Floyd Collins, 1887-1925), Kentucky cave explorer who discovered Crystal Cave in 1917 and died trapped in Sand Cave in 1925 after a 17-day rescue that became a national media spectacle.

Flushing Meadows–Corona Park

Flushing Meadows–Corona Park is an 898-acre municipal park in Queens, New York City, built on an ash dump and hosting the 1939 and 1964 World's Fairs, the UN General Assembly (1946–1950), the Unisphere, Queens Museum, US Open tennis center, and Citi Field.

Flushing, Queens

Flushing, Queens: New York City neighborhood founded 1645 as Dutch Vlissingen, site of the 1657 Flushing Remonstrance for religious freedom, now the city's largest Chinese community.

Flusslandschaft Elbe Biosphere Reserve

Flusslandschaft Elbe (Elbe River Landscape) Biosphere Reserve, Germany's largest inland UNESCO biosphere reserve, ~282,250 ha along the Elbe across five federal states; recognized 1979 (Middle Elbe) and 1997 (transregional), floodplain forests, beavers, storks.

Fluy

Fluy, a village in the Somme, France, is the site of a vast Gallo-Roman rural sanctuary of the Ambiani in Gallia Belgica, where aerial photography revealed a temple with arcaded enclosure and a theatre known only from the air.

Fly (landform)

Fly (landform): the Fly River, Papua New Guinea's longest river, with Ok Tedi and Strickland tributaries, a tide-dominated delta, and Ok Tedi mine impacts.

Fly Geyser

Fly Geyser (Fly Ranch Geyser) is a small, constantly erupting geothermal geyser on private Fly Ranch in Washoe County, Nevada, about 20 miles north of Gerlach, created accidentally by a 1964 geothermal test well and now owned by the Burning Man Project.

Flying Cow Ranch

Flying Cow Ranch (飛牛牧場) is a leisure farm in Tongxiao, Miaoli County, Taiwan, founded in 1975 as the Central Youth Dairy Farm, opened to the public in 1995, covering about 50 hectares with dairy cows, butterflies, DIY activities, and Muslim-friendly dining.

Flying roller coaster

A flying roller coaster is a steel roller coaster that carries riders face-down and horizontal beneath or against the track, simulating the sensation of flight.

Fo Patera

Fo Patera is a 47.15 km volcanic patera on Jupiter's moon Io at 40.79°N, 192.25°W, named in 1997 after the Chinese fire and sun god Fo and observed as a Galileo thermal source.

Focas (Martian crater)

Focas is an impact crater on Mars, located in northern Arabia Terra at about 33.6° north latitude with a diameter of 76.50 km, named after Jean H. Focas in 1973.

Foeni

Foeni is a village and commune in Timiș County, Romania, and a cluster of archaeological sites nearby occupied from the Early Neolithic to the Middle Ages.

Foggia

Foggia, Apulia, Italy: provincial capital on the Tavoliere delle Puglie plain, first recorded 1069, Frederick II residence, rebuilt after the 1731 earthquake; agriculture-led economy, cathedral, Teatro Giordano.

Foggy Bottom

Foggy Bottom is a northwest Washington, D.C. neighborhood between 17th Street, Rock Creek, the Potomac, and Pennsylvania Avenue; founded as Hamburg in 1763 by Joseph Funk, industrialized by German and Irish immigrants, and now home to GWU and the State Department.

Fogo (volcano)

Fogo (Pico do Fogo) is Cape Verde's active 2,829 m stratovolcano, the archipelago's only historically erupting island, with a 9-km breached caldera, flank-collapse history, and 2014-2015 eruption destroying Portela and Bangaeira.

Fogo Biosphere Reserve

Fogo Biosphere Reserve (Reserva da Biosfera da Ilha do Fogo), a UNESCO MAB site designated 2020 covering all of Fogo Island, Cabo Verde, and its marine space: 102,142 ha, 37,074 people, Fogo volcano at 2,829 m.

Foho Tatamailau

Foho Tatamailau, also called Mount Ramelau or Tata Mailau, is Timor-Leste's and Timor island's highest peak at 2,963 m, in Ainaro and Ermera municipalities, a Mambai sacred mountain, Marian pilgrimage site, and 20,000-ha national park.

Foley Island

Foley Island (Nunavut) is a 637 km2 low-lying Arctic island in Foxe Basin off southern Baffin Island, discovered by 1948 aerial surveys; distinct from smaller Foley Islands in New Brunswick and Ontario.