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I was browseing a school dictinary at school and I was back in the names of famous people and stuff like that....well I came to the Ss part and right in front of me was Steele and it said Steele was a English writer...what do you think some mere thing or just something pue strange?

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HrryNrmn, January 12, 2007 at 19: 16 Member

I decided to see what, if anything, I could find. I did a quick search on Google, and here's what I got. Shelby Steele- Hoover Institute, author of books about race relations Remmington Steele- 1980's TV detective show Michael Steele- Republican candidate for Senate from Maryland Jennifer Steele- Adult XXX model George "The Animal" Steele- professional wrestler and member of the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame Guy L. Steele- Computer scientist Note that this list is by no means complete and there are many corporations and even places with Steele in the title or name. Indeed, there have been and are many people who hold that name. So, in conclusion, I would think that yours is simply a happy coincidence, although I do not know where the real name came from.

claymore, January 12, 2007 at 19: 20 Fanart mod

I think he is called by Mt. Steele... http://www.climb.mountains.com/Photo_Gallery_files/NA_Col lection_files/Steele.htm I have read this on the forum, so i do apologize for this theft of the idea xD

Writewolf, January 13, 2007 at 19: 44 Member

wow! this is cool stuff! i knew about the origin of Balto's name but I never stopped to think about other characters' names besides those of his children. way cool! great articl

MayaHuskee, January 17, 2007 at 23: 43 Member

Well, most of the names they have, were taken from Alaska as far as I can see. I mean, Balto's name was a given. But like in Balto II, they most likely got the name 'Aleu' from the Aleutian Islands, or the people. And in Balto III, Kodi (aka 'Kodiak').. they have a town called Kodiak. And I don't remember, but I think there might be an island named Kodiak too. But please don't hold that to me. There are many ways they could have gotten the name Steele. --Mayaaa

nintendog/warriorcat, February 02, 2007 at 16: 00 Member

i dont think that they even knew who that was but great work

nintendog/warriorcat, February 02, 2007 at 16: 01 Member

i dont think that they even knew who that was but great work

Rylie, February 23, 2007 at 17: 46 Member

He was most likely named after Mt. Steele, a mountain in Alaska. A lot of the chars are named after alaskan-realted places and landmarks. Steele - Mt. Steele Kaltag - Kaltag is a town southeast of Nome Aleu - The Aleutian islands a little south of Alaska Kodiak - Kodiak island is also a little south of Alaska

Dragon Tamer, March 09, 2007 at 22: 46 Webranker

Offhand, I'm guessing that they named him for his thick skull. BTW, Rylie, I've got a hunch you missed someone. Is it possible the original Balto was named for the Baltic Sea? I could be wrong.

Juneau, September 02, 2007 at 20: 18 Member

I think that it is merely a coincidence, and that Steele was named that because he is supposed to be tough, like steel, only the wording "steele" is actually a name, like the producers wanted it to be.

Cobalt, November 06, 2007 at 05: 39 Member

Maybe the color of his eyes, there is a steele blue after all.

Pippy the sleddog, July 29, 2008 at 04: 08 Member

Theodore Clement Steele. Impressionist

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