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Berg is the name of: Template:Wiktionary
- a Swedish municipality, see Berg, Sweden
- a Norwegian municipality, see Berg, Norway
- a Norwegian school, see Berg School
- a Swiss municipality, see Berg, Thurgau
- a Belgian town, see Berg, Belgium
- a town Berg (North Brabant), the Netherlands
- a town Berg (Valkenburg), Limburg, the Netherlands
- a town Berg (Stein), Limburg, the Netherlands
- a town Berg (Meijel), Limburg, the Netherlands
- a medieval state in the Holy Roman Empire, see Berg (German region)
- a district in Stuttgart, see Stuttgart-Berg
- a German municipality around Starnberger See, Bavaria, see Berg, Germany or [1]
- a French commune, see Berg, Bas-Rhin
- a publisher, Berg Publishers, specializing in academic books, located in Oxford, UK.
See also: iceberg
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People named Berg
- Alan Berg, U.S. talk radio host assassinated in 1984
- Alban Berg (1885–1935), Austrian composer
- Carol Berg, fantasy writer
- Cia Berg, Swedish singer and television presenter
- Dave Berg (1920–2002), cartoonist for MAD
- Elizabeth Berg, U.S. novelist (Open House, Talk Before Sleep)
- Gertrude Berg (1894–1966), U.S. radio and television actress
- Gunnar Berg (1909–1989), Swiss-Danish composer
- Jimmy Berg, cellist
- Lev Semenovich Berg, biologist
- Morris "Moe" Berg (1902–1972), U.S. baseball player and spy
- Moe Berg, Canadian singer-songwriter
- Nick Berg (1978–2004), civilian American beheaded in Iraq
- Patty Berg (born 1918), U.S. golfer
- Paul Berg, American biochemist
- Richard Berg, American physicist, acoustician, and educator
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See also
de:Berg (Begriffsklärung) fr:Berg it:Berg li:Berg nl:Berg nn:Berg pt:Berg ru:Берг sv:Berg (olika betydelser)