Lee

See also Leigh. Gibsons website.
. It was incorporated in 1929 as "Gibson's Landing," and in 1947 the name was changed to "Gibsons" at the request of the residents. . The town was established in 1886 by George Gibson and his sons. Lee may mean:. The area is also widely recognized as a centre for Cannabis breeding and cultivation.

Also, the name is on the list of tropical cyclone names for storms in the Atlantic Ocean and was the name of the twelfth storm in 2005. Pulp and paper industry, forestry, and fishing are primary sources of revenue. A jean company: see Lee (Jeans). The town and region are experiencing rapid growth and development. Sophie Lee, Australian actress. Approximately one hour from Vancouver and accessible by water or air, Gibsons played host to the long-running CBC television series The Beachcombers. Stan Lee, an American writer and editor of comic books. It is the main marine gateway to the Sunshine Coast.

Spike Lee, African-American movie director. Gibsons is a coastal community of 5000 located in southwestern British Columbia, Canada on the Strait of Georgia. Lee , a Confederate general in the American Civil War. Robert E. Jim Lee, Contemporary musician & painter born in Ohio.

Jim Lee, a Korean American comic book artist and publisher. Various people called Henry Lee. Harper Lee, American novelist (1926-). Charles Lee, United States Attorney General.

Charles Lee, a general in the American Revolutionary War. Bruce Lee, a late Chinese American martial artist and actor. Brandon Lee, actor. Bernard Lee, an actor best known for portraying M in the James Bond films.

Ann Lee, English pop singer ("Two Times"). Ann Lee, leader of the Shaker movement. Lee Hsien Loong, third Prime Minister of Singapore; Current Prime Minister of Singapore from 2004. One of the most influential leaders in Asia.

Lee Kuan Yew, first Prime Minister of Singapore; Prime Minister of Singapore from 1959 to 1990. Lee Wells, artist and founding member of IFAC (International Fine Arts Consortium). Lee Marvin, American actor. Lee Majors, American actor.

Various places named Leesville. Various places named Leesburg. Various places named Fort Lee. Various counties named Lee County.

Lee, New York. Lee Township, Minnesota. Lee Township, Michigan. Lee, New Hampshire.

Lee, Massachusetts. River Lee also spelled Lea. Lee, Shropshire. Lee, London.

Lee, Lancashire. Lee, Hampshire. Lee, Devon. Lee, Buckinghamshire.

Lee, Argyll & Bute. River Lee, in County Kerry (Irish: Lí). River Lee, in County Cork (Irish: Laoi). See Lee (France).

A commune of Pyrénées-Atlantiques département, France. See Lee (English name). In English-speaking countries, a common family name and given name. See Lee (Korean name).

The second most common Korean family name (after Kim). A Mandarin Chinese transliteration of the common Chinese family name 李; also commonly transliterated as Li (Chinese name) or Lei (Chinese name in Macau). See leeward (at sea) and lee waves (on land). A place protected from wind or other environmental hazards by an intervening object.