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This is a list of redirect pages for non-canon names for characters, ships, governments, and species taken from novels, comics, reference books, and games. Even unconfirmed, some of those names were later adopted by fans or authors.

Names that refers to people or references who have actually appeared in canon are boldfaced.

Characters

• 0, a member of the Q from Star Trek: The Next Generation - Q Continuum.
• Nikolai Andropov, USS Righteous commanding officer in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Robert Bennett, non-canon name given to Bob after-the-fact from Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
• Bennington Biraka, USS Righteous counselor in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Burgoyne 172, Chief Engineer from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Mackenzie Calhoun, commanding officer from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• DaqS, son of Kang, alternate spelling from Forged in Fire.
• Procal Dukat, non-canon name of Dukat's father, from A Stitch in Time.
• Skrain Dukat, a Cardassian Gul, so named in the Pocket DS9 novels.
• Sam Ellis, an officer on the Enterprise from Star Trek 1.
• Aman Evek, Cardassian Gul from the The Badlands, Book Two.
• First of Four, Borg persona adopted by Q in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Qaylan Furlong, the hero of the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Ralph Furlong, Qaylan Furlong's father in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Juliet Jurot, a Betazoid officer on USS Voyager, named and featured in Star Trek: Elite Force
• Kahnrah, member of the Klingon High Council from Klingons: Blood Will Tell.
• Zak Kebron, chief of security from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• James Leyton, a Starfleet Admiral from Hollow Men.
• Shiboline M'Ress, chief science officer on the USS Trident in Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Mark McHenry, conn officer from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Akellan Macet, Cardassian Gul from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Mission Gamma novels.
• Quaestor, a member of the Q from Star Trek: The Next Generation - Q Continuum.
• Thaddeus Quint, USS Righteous CMO in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Satak, captain of the USS Intrepid (NCC-1631) according to the Star Trek Concordance.
• Second of Four, Borg stowaway on the USS Righteous in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Elizabeth Shelby, commander of the USS Excalibur in Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Shoreham, cadet instructor on the USS Cheyenne in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Soleta, science officer from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Coris Sprint, USS Righteous security officer in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Taran'atar, a Jem'Hadar elder in the Deep Space Nine relaunch series.
• Anastasia Targus, USS Righteous tactical officer in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Theta K7, Borg drone from the Battle of Wolf 359 in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Thev, an Andorian killed by the Borg in the novel The Eyes of the Beholders.
• Stephen Turner, Grand Admiral of Starfleet in DC TOS volume 1.
• Christine Vale, first officer of USS Titan in Star Trek: Titan.
• Elias Vaughn, first officer of DS9 in the Deep Space Nine relaunch series.

Starships

• Audit's Spoils, the name for Brunt's shuttlecraft from the Star Trek CCG.
• Aurulent, the name for Zek's shuttlecraft from the Star Trek CCG.
• Borg diamond, the name for the diamond shaped Borg vessel in Star Trek: Armada and Star Trek: Armada II.
• Breen cruiser, a ship seen in the Star Trek: Conquest game.
• USS Dauntless (NCC-71879), the main player ship in the Star Trek: Bridge Commander game.
• ISS Excelsior, a major ship in the Star Trek: Shattered Universe game.
• USS Incursion, a ship from the Star Trek: Away Team game.
• Millennium Falcon CGI studio model in-joke appearing in Star Trek: First Contact.
• The Naprem, the name given to Dukat's Bird-of-Prey in the Star Trek CCG.
• Oregon Trail, a colony ship in the novel Wagon Train to the Stars.
• USS Premonition, a temporal research ship in the Star Trek: Armada game.
• USS Ptolemy, name of vessel associated with image taken from the Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual and appearing in early TOS films.
• USS Righteous, the main vessel in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• USS Saladin, name of vessel associated with image taken from the Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual and appearing in early TOS films.
• Tactical Fusion Cube, a Borg vessel from the Star Trek: Armada II game.
• USS Ti-Ho, an early name for what became the Enterprise-A as per Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise.

Starship classes

• Template:ShipClass, the name for the class of the SS Conestoga from Star Trek: Legacy.
• Template:ShipClass, the name for Bajoran transport ships from the Star Trek CCG.
• Template:ShipClass, the name given for the Maquis raider from blueprints in Star Trek: The Magazine.
• Template:ShipClass, the name for Miradorn raiders from the Star Trek CCG.
• Template:ShipClass, the name for Ferengi transport ships from the Star Trek CCG.
• Template:ShipClass, the name for Bajoran interceptors from the Star Trek CCG.
• Template:ShipClass, the name for Klingon warships from the Star Trek CCG.
• Vulcan command ship, the named given for the Template:ShipType from the 2004 Hallmark Christmas ornament.

Other references

• Atreonid, the name for the Efrosians in the 2003 Decipher role-playing book Aliens.
• Bijani, a race see in the Star Trek: Borg videogame.
• Brikar, Zak Kebron's race from Star Trek: New Frontier.
• Chal, a planet from the The Ashes of Eden novel.
• Chodak, a race created for Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity and Star Trek: The Next Generation - Future's Past.
• Class P, a planetary classification given in the Star Trek: Star Charts.
• Detpack, a weapon used in Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force.
• Ear receiver, name for the earpiece used by communications officers from Star Fleet Technical Manual.
• Eunacian, an ancient race created for Star Trek: The Next Generation - Future's Past.
• Golar Province, a region of Bajor mentioned in the script of "Rules of Engagement".
• Grazer, name of the Grazerite homeworld according to the Star Trek: Star Charts and Articles of the Federation.
• Grigari, a Beta Quadrant species with a role in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Millennium.
• Hall of State, the name of the Romulan Senate chamber from Vulcan's Heart.
• Hazard team, a group of military-types from the Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force game.
• Hydran, a race from the Star Fleet Universe game.
• Isodesium, an element from the Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force game.
• Janus Vortex, an object in the Star Trek: Shattered Universe game.
• Kreel, a race from Strike Zone, in addition to several DC Comics by Peter David.
• Kzin Patriarchy, the name for the government from Star Trek: Star Charts.
• Nasat, the name of Em-3-Green's species according to the Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers novels.
• Panak sector, a region of space referenced in the script for "For the Cause".
• Regulan system, another (unreferenced) name for the Alpha Leonis system.
• Sullin, the name for the jellyfish in VOY: "Think Tank" from the Star Trek CCG.
• T'Khut, Vulcan's sister planet in a number of novels.
• Unity One, a starbase from Star Trek: Starfleet Command III.
• Venturi, the name given to an alien species in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy.