(yôrk)
A royal house of England that reigned from 1461–85; a branch of the Plantagenet line.

(yôrk)
1. A maritime county in NE England; the largest county in England; 6,080 square miles; divided into East, West, and North Riding: also Yorkshire.
2. Its county town, a city on the Ouse, famous for its Norman cathedral: capital of Roman Britain as Eboracum.

(yôrk), Alvin Cullum,
1887–1964, U. S. soldier and hero in World War I.

(yôrk), Cape
1. The northernmost point of Australia, in Queensland on Torres Strait.
2. A promontory of NW Greenland on Baffin Bay at the western end of Melville Bay; site of major meteorites, discovered by Peary.