Okanogan

Okanogan (US) or Okanagan (Canada) may refer to:

People and regions

 * Okanagan Country, a divided region in British Columbia and Washington
 * Okanagan people, a Native American (USA) or First Nations (Canada) people, known as the Syilx in their own language
 * Okanagan language

Canada

 * Okanagan (also Okanagan Valley), a region of British Columbia
 * Okanagan Basin, watershed in British Columbia and Washington
 * Okanagan Lake, British Columbia, a lake forming the core of the region in British Columbia
 * Okanagan River (same as Okanogan River), river in British Columbia and Washington
 * Okanagan Valley (wine region), the wine region around Okanagan Lake
 * Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park, British Columbia (Okanagan Mountain is also a suburban area of Kelowna, British Columbia)
 * Okanagan Trail, 1858 trail to the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush from Oregon
 * Okanagan Highland, upland plateau area in British Columbia and Washington State
 * Okanagan Range, a subrange of the Cascade Range spanning the border between British Columbia and Washington State
 * Okanagan (electoral districts), current and historical federal and provincial electoral districts
 * Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, a regional district of British Columbia
 * Regional District of Central Okanagan, a regional district of British Columbia
 * Regional District of North Okanagan, a regional district of British Columbia

United States

 * Okanogan, Washington, a city in Okanogan County, Washington
 * Okanogan River (same as Okanagan River), in British Columbia and Washington; a tributary of the Columbia River
 * Okanogan County, Washington, a county in north-central Washington
 * Okanogan Complex fire, a group of wildfires in Okanogan county during August–September 2015
 * Okanogan–Wenatchee National Forest, Washington state
 * Fort Okanogan, a Pacific Fur Company outpost in Washington, established 1811 (North West Company from 1813, Hudson's Bay Company from 1821)

Other

 * Hiram F. "Okanogan" Smith (1829–1893), American settler in the Pacific Northwest