All around the world, Atwood (Atwood 
, אטווד 
, アトウッド) is a rare primarily masculine, but very infrequently feminine given name. The forename Atwood is characteristic of Northern America, particularly the United States, where it is a very rare primarily masculine, but very seldom female name. Predominantly, Atwood is the last name as well as the forename.
Atwood is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .
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legrand atwood American neurologist and psychiatrist (1832-1917), US (b. 1832) |
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newell sylvanus atwood politician in Massachusetts, US (b. 1834), US (b. 1834) |
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kimball c. atwood American businessman, US (b. 1853) |
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harrison henry atwood American politician from Massachusetts (1863-1954), US (b. 1863) |
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newell d. atwood politician in Massachusetts, US, US (b. 1866) |
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wallace walter atwood American geologist (b. 1872) |
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| theron w. atwood American politician, US (b. 1854) |
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| kimball chase atwood jr. 1892-1969, US (b. 1892) |
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| sanford soverhill atwood American biologist & academic administrator (1912–2002), US (b. 1912) |
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| wallace walter atwood (b. 1906) |
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| kimball chase atwood iii American geneticist (b. 1921) |
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jensen atwood American actor, US (b. 1976) |
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kimball atwood Alternative medicine critic, US |
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| duncan atwood American javelin thrower, US (b. 1955) |
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| corwin lee atwood Ph.D. Cornell University 1968 |
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