Neka is a male name of Native American origin, meaning "Wild Goose." The name is associated with strength and freedom, reflecting the characteristics of the wild goose in Native American culture. Interestingly, Neka is also the name of a city in the Mazandaran province of Iran, known for its natural hot springs and proximity to the Caspian Sea. With a population of over 60,000 people, Neka is a developing center with a growing industrial sector, including a significant power plant that provides energy to the province and northern parts of the country. The area's historical significance dates back to the Qajar dynasty, and its geographical location at the foot of the northern Alborz mountain range makes it a popular tourist destination in Mazandaran province.