Faro
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Faro may refer to:
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[edit] Places
- Faro (district), in the Algarve, southern Portugal.
- Faro, Portugal, main city in Faro district.
- Faro Airport (Portugal) in Faro, Portugal (IATA: FAO).
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Faro, in Faro, Portugal.
- Faro, Yukon, Canada.
- Faro Airport (Yukon) in Faro, Yukon, Canada (IATA: ZFA).
- Faro/Johnson Lake Water Aerodrome, in Faro, Yukon, Canada.
- Faro (electoral district), in Faro, Yukon, Canada.
- Faro, Spain, parish in Lugo, Spain.
- Fårö, Swedish island in Baltic Sea.
- Punta del Faro, northeastern point of Sicily, Italy.
- Faro (department), a division of the North province in Cameroon.
- Faro National Park, national park in Cameroon.
- Faro, a village in North Carolina, United States that was the site of the 1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash
[edit] People
- Rodrigo Faro, Brazilian actor.
- Saint Faro, also known as Burgundofaro, Roman Catholic Bishop of Meaux, France.
- Faro, pseudonym of Faith and Ross Eckler
[edit] Buildings and Structures
- Faro de Moncloa, transmission tower in Madrid, Spain.
- Faro del Comercio, building in Monterrey, Mexico.
- El Faro towers, complex of two towers in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
[edit] Other
- Faro's Daughter, novel by Georgette Heyer.
- Faro de Vigo, Galician newspaper from Vigo, Spain.
- Faro (card game), card game descendant of Basset.
- Faro shuffle, method of shuffling playing cards.
- Faro (mythology), god in Mande mythology.
- Faro, a type of Belgian beer.
- Faro technologies, United States technological company.
[edit] See also
- 9358 Fårö, main belt asteroid.
- Farø Bridges, in Denmark
- Faros, village in Greece.
- Faroe Islands, Danish archipelago in the North Atlantic
- Ferro, alternative name for El Hierro, island in the Canary Islands, Spain.
- Farro, a wheat plant also known as Emmer.
- Pharos (disambiguation)
- Pharaoh (disambiguation)
- Pharao (disambiguation)
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