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{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> The home page of the NorthWest Amiga Group. News, Journal, Files and more. The URL is temporary until "nwamiga.org" is back on line.

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PROJECT-AMIGA

Author: PROJECT-AMIGA

Archived: 2004-08-19

Verified: 2015-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> Ziel dieses Projektes ist es eine Ausstellung in Frankfurt/Main oder Umgebung der Effentlichkeit anzubieten. Dies ist ein sehr Ergeiziges Ziel und man wehre nicht im Traum auf die Idee gekommen sowas sich als Ziel zusetzen aber waren nicht die Leute um dem Amiga auch alles Treumer die unsere Freundin gebaut haben? Also hat sich Salva und der Andreas sich drauf und dran gemacht dieses Ziel zu erreichen der erste Zufall wollte es nicht anderest als das sich ""Wilfried Hering"" eh. Commodore Support und M&T Author unter anderem Amiga OS 2.0 sich von seinen Amiga Sachen trennen wollte.

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Rocky Mountain Amiga User's Group

Author: RMAU

Archived: 2009-08-10

Verified: 2015-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> The Rocky Mountain Amiga User's Group (RMAU) is located in Denver, CO, USA, and serves the Amiga users throughout Colorado's front range. It has been in existence since 1988.

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Sacramento Amiga Computer Club (AmiWest)

Author: Chuck Washburn

Verified: 2015-02-01

Founded in 1986, The Sacramento Amiga Computer Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to users of the Amiga family of computers. Memberships are available to all who have an interest in the Amiga personal computer. Our purpose is the dissemination of information about, assistance to the users of, and promotion of the Amiga computer. Membership is open to anyone and everyone who has an interest in the Amiga. Major supporters of Amiwest.

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SAUG. Sydney Amiga Users Group

Author: Steve Bowman

Verified: 2015-02-01

SAUG is a meeting point for Amiga Users in and around Sydney, aiming to provide better contact between all Amiga users within NSW.

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Siouxland Metro Amiga User's Group

Author: SMAUG

Archived: 2008-07-20

Verified: 2015-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> The Siouxland Metro Amiga User's Group (SMAUG) was created by three Siouxland residents to promote the Amiga series of personal computers in the Sioux City area. With an overwhelming number of IBM PCs and clones in the marketplace, the poorly promoted Amiga, although vastly superior, has been overshadowed to the point that almost no one has even heard of it! Realizing the superiority of the Amiga, Darreck Lisle, Aaron Wendel, and Bob Akerberg decided to start SMAUG in an effort to support any existing Amiga users in the area, and to get information about the Amiga out to the general public. Our newest member is Shawn Huff who joined SMAUG in May 2002.

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SSAMIGA

Author: n/a

Archived: 2002-02-06

Verified: 2015-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >>

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The Amiga User Group of Western Australia Inc

Author: AUGWA

Archived: 2002-10-01

Verified: 2051-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> The Amiga User Group of Western Australia Inc. One of Australia's Largest Amiga User Groups. Our Mission: Our group is committed to helping state-wide grass roots members/users. We meet regularly to support each other. We attempt to keep ourselves informed through committee members reports, talks and demonstrations, tutorials, "Round Robins" and "Questions and Answers" sessions. We encourage the productive use of our Amigas and related peripherals. Through these pages it is hoped we can give improved service to our isolated current and new members scattered throughout Western Australia and help keep the Amiga flame burning.

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The Belgian Amiga Club

Author: Simon Vergauwen

Verified: 2022-01-15

The Belgian Amiga Club is a group for "Amiga enthusiasts". The Amiga is a family of (retro) computers originally introduced by Commodore in 1985. The Belgian Amiga Club was founded in 2003 by Simon Vergauwen and Dirk Baeyens, with the goal to bring together what was left of the Amiga enthusiasts out there, after the bankruptcy of Commodore and the various failed takeovers that followed, which ultimately resulted in the disappearance of all active Amiga user groups in Belgium. The main motive to start a new group was the conviction that in 2003, with various projects going on, like the new forthcoming AmigaOS4 for PPC, the Amigascene was in a revival mood and so this felt like the right moment to restart an active Belgian Amiga user group. The goal was to meet up regularly with tens of people to hold interactive and informational meetings.

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University Place Commodore Home User Group (UPCHUG)

Author: UPCHUG

Verified: 2015-02-01

Our purpose is to help each other and share info on past and future Amigas and their uses. Demos of software and hardware. Meets on the 4th Thursday of each month from 6:45pm to 8:45pm at the Swasey Library, 7001 Sixth Ave, Tacoma, WA.

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User Group Network

Author: n/a

Archived: 2001-02-02

Verified: 2015-02-01

{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> Bringing the Amiga live to your computer.

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