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Three Sisters may be:

Creative works

• Three Sisters (play), a play by Anton Chekhov
  • Three Sisters (1970 film), a UK film adaptation
  • Three Sisters (1994 film), a Russian film adaptation
• The Three Sisters (fairy tale), an Italian literary fairy tale

Australia

• Three Sisters (Australia), a rock formation near Katoomba, NSW
• The Three Sisters (Queensland), three islands

Ireland

• The Three Sisters (Ireland), three rivers

British Isles

• Three Sisters (Glen Coe), three ridges
• Three Sisters Recreation Area, Wigan

North America

• Three Sisters (agriculture), the three basic agricultural crops of indigenous peoples in North America

Canada

• Three Sisters (Alberta), three peaks in the Canadian Rockies near Canmore, Alberta
• Three Sisters (Elk Valley), three peaks in the Canadian Rockies just north of the town of Fernie, British Columbia
• Three Sisters Range, three peaks in the Stikine Country, British Columbia
• Three Sisters Lakes Provincial Park, near Hixon, British Columbia
• Three Sisters (Nova Scotia), a rock formation along the shore of Cape Chignecto Provincial Park

United States

• Three Sisters (Los Angeles County), California
• Three Sisters (Riverside County), California
• Three Sisters (Siskiyou County), California
• Three Sisters (District of Columbia) - three islands
• Three Sisters Springs (Florida)
• Three Sisters (Georgia) - three peaks
• Three Sisters (Oregon) - three volcanoes
• Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon
• Three Sisters (Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania - three bridges

South Africa

• Three Sisters, Northern Cape, Northern Cape Province

Other usage

• Three Sisters (tomato), a variety of tomato
• Three Sisters (agriculture), the main agricultural crops of some Native American groups: Squash, maize, and climbing beans.

See also

• Drei Schwestern
• Tri Sestry
• Tři sestry

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