Belt can refer to the following objects:

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• A belt (clothing) is an article of clothing worn around the waist.
• A belt (mechanical) is a looped, flexible connection, used for power transmission and conveyance systems.
• Belt (firearm) refers to a single row of cartridges which are held together with cloth or metal links, for use in a (typically automatic) firearm.
• Belt track is a common term for Kegresse track a kind of track drive that uses reinforced flexible belts instead of linked belts for traction.
• A style and a technique of singing - see belting.
• in automobiles:
  • a safety or seat belt
  • a fan belt
  • an engine timing belt
• in astronomy
  • Asteroid belt or Main belt the cluster of asteroids located between Mars and Jupiter
  • Kuiper beltan area of the solar system extending from within the orbit of Neptune. Objects within the Kuiper Belt are referred to as trans-Neptunian objects (a type of minor planet)or asteroids
  • Oort Belt or Oort cloud located outside the orbit scattered disc and Pluto's orbit where comets are presumed to be formed

• In geography, a belt is a region with a roughly elongated form, as in
  • "Belt" regions of Canada
  • "Belt" regions of the United States
  • Bible belt

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• "Belt" is the German expression for the part of the Baltic Sea between Germany and Sweden. In particular the little Belt is referenced in the first stanza of Das Lied der Deutschen, a German national anthem (the first stanza is no longer used).
• Belt, Montana is a small city in Cascade County, Montana, U.S.
• Belt (Netherlands), a small village on Wieringen, in the Netherlands