Aranda
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Aranda may refer to:
[edit] Places and events
- Aranda de Duero, a Spanish town located in Burgos province, the site of the Council of Aranda
- Aranda (comarca), see Comarcas of Aragon
- Aranda, Australian Capital Territory, a Canberra suburb named after the Arrernte people (tribe)
- Aranda Residence, a San Francisco Single Room Occupancy residence
[edit] Persons
- Antonio Aranda (1888–1979), a Spanish general
- Eduardo Aranda, (born 1985) Paraguayan footballer
- Pedro de Aranda, a 15th century bishop of Calahorra
- Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea, Count of Aranda (1718–1798), Spanish 18th century statesman and diplomat
- Philip Aranda (1642–1695), a Jesuit theologian
- Samuel Aranda (born 1979), Spanish photojournalist
- Vicente Aranda (born 1926), a Spanish film director
[edit] Other
- One of the spellings of Arrernte found in classical anthropological works
- Aranda (band), a rock band from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Aranda (genus), a genus of orchids
- SS Aranda, the name of three Finnish ships
- Aranda (album), a 2008 studio album by the titular American rock group
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