Lesson plan
IGR
IGR may refer to: * Iguazu International Airport serving Puerto Iguazú and the nearby falls * IGR Iwate Ginga Railway in Iwate Prefecture, Japan * Imperial Japanese Government Railways (or, domestically, Imperial Government Railways) of early 20th century Japan * Indiana Guard Reserve, the state defense force of Indiana * International Gay Rugby * Insect growth regulator, a chemical that disrupts the growth and/or development of insects * The Interessengemeinschaft für Rundfunkschutzrechte (IGR), a broadcasting "IP" rights interest group ** IGR Stereo, a German standard for analogue TV stereo audio transmission claimed by the above organization. * Intergenic region * Integral Gamma-Ray source, a catalog based on observations by the INTEGRAL telescope
Article summary
IGR may refer to: * Iguazu International Airport serving Puerto Iguazú and the nearby falls * IGR Iwate Ginga Railway in Iwate Prefecture, Japan * Imperial Japanese Government Railways (or, domestically, Imperial Government Railways) of early 20th century Japan * Indiana Guard Reserve, the state defense force of Indiana * International Gay Rugby * Insect growth regulator, a chemical that disrupts the growth and/or development of insects * The Interessengemeinschaft für Rundfunkschutzrechte (IGR), a broadcasting "IP" rights interest group ** IGR Stereo, a German standard for analogue TV stereo audio transmission claimed by the above organization. * Intergenic region * Integral Gamma-Ray source, a catalog based on observations by the INTEGRAL telescope
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