G7 is the Group of Seven, a group of seven industrialized nations, formed by Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.

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G7 or G.VII may also refer to:

• G7 howitzer, a light howitzer developed by the South African arms company Denel
• Gotha G.VII, a 1918 German bomber aircraft
• HMCS Athabaskan (G07), a 1941 destroyer of the Canadian Navy
• Spanish submarine G-7, a 1947 submarine

• G7 (guitar software), a music notation program for guitarists & songwriters
• G7, a seventh chord in music
• G7 Welcoming Committee Records, a record label

• G7 Series, gaming laptops in the Dell G Series
• Canon PowerShot G7, a prosumer digital camera
• LG G7, a smartphone by LG Electronics
• Logitech Laser G7, a computer mouse
• Moto G7, a series of Motorola smartphones
• G7 Method (grayscale plus seven colors), a printing industry specification

• G7, the Cityrail train set involved in the Waterfall rail accident
• G7 Beijing–Ürümqi Expressway, an expressway in China
• Gandalf Airlines (IATA airline designator), Italy
• GoJet Airlines (IATA airline designator), US
• HSR-350x (project name G7), a Korean high-speed rail prototype train

• G7 coffee, an instant coffee brand of Trung Nguyên
• Group of Seven (artists), group of Canadian artists
• G7 Spectral Class of star
• Group of Seven Plus (g7+), a global organization that promotes peace and stability in conflict-raged or fragile countries — composed of 20 countries from Africa, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and the Caribbean

• Group of Eight (G8), the same group before the expulsion of Russia in 2014
• 7G (disambiguation)
• Group of Seven (disambiguation)
• G7a torpedo, steam-powered
• G7e torpedo, electric-powered
• G7es torpedo, a series of torpedoes used by the German Kriegsmarine during World War II

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