Hells Gate refers to several locations:

• Hell's Gate in British Columbia is the name of a narrow gorge on the Fraser River and also of the associated locality and of a highway tunnel at the same location
• Hell Gate canyon and Hell Gate Rapids on the Liard River in far northern British Columbia
• Hell's Gate, a village on the island of Saba, Netherlands Antilles
• Hells Gate State Park, just outside of Lewiston, Idaho
• Hells Gate, cliff in Eagle County, Colorado
• Hells Gate, gap in Cochise County, Arizona
• Hells Gate, gap in Gila County, Arizona
• Hells Gate, gap in Santa Cruz County, Arizona
• Hells Gate, gap in Esmeralda County, Nevada
• Hells Gate, gap in Curry County, Oregon
• Hells Gate, channel in Collier County, Florida near Marco Island
• Hells Gate, channel in Camden County, Georgia
• Hells Gate, channel in Palo Pinto County, Texas
• Hells Gate, a channel of the Columbia River at the mouth of Hells Gate Canyon, in Klickitat County, Washington^[1][2]
• Hells Gate, channel in Curry County, Oregon
• Hell Gate, a gorge and former rapids of the Columbia River, located at the mouth of Hell Gate Canyon, 23 miles (37 km) upriver of Grand Coulee Dam; 47°56′13″N 118°36′14″W / 47.93694°N 118.60389°W / 47.93694; -118.60389 (former Hell Gate Rapids).^[3] Associated with Hellgate Island.^[4] Submerged in 1942 under Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, the reservoir of Grand Coulee Dam.
• Hell's Gate, area of geothermal activity in Rotorua, New Zealand
• Hell's Gates, channel at the mouth of Macquarie Harbour, Western Tasmania, Australia
• Hell Gate, narrow tidal channel in the East River in New York City, United States. It separates Ward's Island and Astoria, Queens.
• Hell's Gate National Park, in Kenya
• Hell's Gate, a name in local folklore for the Walkington Wold barrow complex in East Yorkshire.
• Hell's Gate - Rock & Metal association in Austria
• Hell's Gate - a region (around 40°15′08″N 58°26′23″E / 40.252333°N 58.439750°E / 40.252333; 58.439750) in Turkmanistan, also known as the "Door to Hell", where a large cavern was excavated and found to have gas. In an attempt to remove noxious fumes, a flame was lit. The cavern has been burning for 35 years without any cessation.^[5]

In art:

• The Gates of Hell, a sculptural group by French artist Auguste Rodin.

In fiction:

• Hell's Gate is a novel by David Weber and Linda Evans
• Hell's Gate is a novel written by Douglas Hensley, based on the hauntings of Bobby Mackey's Music World.

In entertainment:

• The nickname given to professional wrestler The Undertaker's finisher, which is a form of the Gogoplata

[edit] See also

• Gates of Hell (disambiguation)

[edit] References

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