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Santa Fe or Santa Fé (resp. Spanish and Portuguese for "holy faith") may refer to:
[edit] Places
- Argentina
- Santa Fe, Argentina, a city in Argentina
- Santa Fe Province, a province of Argentina
- Bolivia
- Santa Fé (Oruro), Bolivia
- Santa Fe de Yapacaní, Bolivia
- Brazil
- Santa Fé, Paraná, Brazil
- Santa Fé do Araguaia, Brazil
- Santa Fé, Paraná, Brazil
- Santa Fé do Sul, Brazil
- Santa Fé de Minas, Brazil
- Santa Fé de Goiás, Brazil
- Bonito de Santa Fé, Brazil
- Colombia
- Santa Fe (Bogotá), within Bogota, Colombia
- Santa Fe de Antioquia, Colombia
- Cuba
- Santa Fe, Isle of Youth, Cuba
- Honduras
- Santa Fé, Ocotepeque, Honduras
- Santa Fé, Colón, Honduras
- Mexico
- Santa Fe (Mexico City), within Mexico City
- Panama
- Santa Fé, Veraguas, Panama
- Santa Fé District, Panama
- Santa Fé, Darién, Panama
- Philippines
- Santa Fe, Romblon, Philippines
- Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines
- Santa Fe, Cebu, Philippines
- Santa Fe, Leyte, Philippines
- Spain
- Santa Fe, Granada, Spain
- Santa Fe, Catalonia, Spain, an abandoned town
- Santa Fe del Penedès, in Barcelona, Spain
- Santa Fe de Mondújar, Spain
- USA
- Santa Fe, New Mexico, the state capital of New Mexico, United States
- Eldorado at Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe, Texas, United States
- Santa Fe, Missouri
- Santa Fe, Ohio
- Santa Fe, Indiana
- New Santa Fe, Indiana
- Santa Fe Township, Clinton County, Illinois
- Santa Fe Springs, California
- Rancho Santa Fe, California
- Santa Fe, Oakland, California
- Santa Fe – Española combined statistical area
[edit] Other locations and geography
- Argentina
- New Bank of Santa Fe, in Argentina
- Chile
- Santa Fe (fort), constructed in 1602 in Chile
- Colombia
- Santa Fe de Ralito, a Colombian ranching outpost
- Santa Fe de Bogotá, a former name for the Colombian capital
- Ecuador
- Santa Fe Island, in the Galapagos
- Mexico
- Santa Fe de Mexico (pueblo hospital), ruins located in Mexico City
- Santa Fe Arroyo Seco Railroad Bridge
- Santa Fe impact structure, bolide impact site in New Mexico
- Spain
- Santa Fe Abbey, a former monastery in Spain
- USA
- Santa Fe County, New Mexico
- Santa Fe de Nuevo México, a province of New Spain that existed from the late 16th century through the early 19th century
- Santa Fe Historic District, in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe Trail, a historic 19th century transportation route across southwestern North America
- Santa Fe Trail Remains, in Kansas, USA
- New Santa Fe Trail, an auto trail in the United States connecting Kansas City, Missouri with Los Angeles, California
- Lake Santa Fe, lake in northeastern Alachua County, Florida, USA
- Santa Fe Baldy, a mountain peak in New Mexico, USA
- Santa Fe River (Florida), a tributary of the Suwannee River, USA
- Santa Fe Swamp, in Florida
- Santa Fe River (New Mexico), USA
- Santa Fe National Forest, a protected national forest in northern New Mexico in the southwestern United States.
- Santa Fe Mountains (Sangre de Cristo Mountains, of the Rocky Mountains in New Mexico)
- Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area, in California, USA
- Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark in the USA
- Santa Fe Terminal Complex, in Dallas, Texas, USA
- Santa Fe Apartments, a demolished Detroit apartment complex
- Trinidad History Museum (Santa Fe Trail Museum) in Colorado, USA
- Santa Fe Crater, an impact crater on Mars
[edit] Other uses
[edit] Music and entertainment
- Santa Fe (group), a Cuban band
- Santa Fe (nude photo book), a title of Japanese actress Rie Miyazawa's nude photo book
- Santa Fe Trail (film), a 1940 Western
- Santa Fe Passage, a 1955 American western movie
- Santa Fe (1951 film), a 1951 Western starring Randolph Scott
- "Santa Fe" (song), a single by The Bellamy Brothers
- "Santa-Fe" (Bob Dylan song), a song by Bob Dylan
- "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe", a popular song
- Santa Fe Passage, a 1955 Western film
- Santa Fe Opera, in New Mexico
- Santa Fe Desert Chorale, a professional choir in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
- Santa Fe Community Orchestra
- "Santa Fe", a song from the Jon Bon Jovi's album Blaze of Glory
- "Santa Fe", a song from Jonathon Larson's rock musical Rent
- In Old Santa Fe, a 1934 film
- Lights of Old Santa Fe, a 1944 Western musical
- Black Eagle of Santa Fe, a 1965 West European film
- June 2001 Santa Fe, two concerts by the band Widespread Panic
- Maxim Ludwig & The Santa Fe Seven, an American rock band
- Santa Fe Film Festival, world cinema festival
- Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
- Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, an American dance company
- Santa Fe Station, a Las Vegas casino
- Municipal Theater of Santa Fe, in Argentina
- Cançó de Santa Fe, a historical poem about Saint Faith
[edit] Transportation
- Argentina
- Santa Fe Western Railway, an Argentine-British railway company
- Santa Fe and Córdoba Great Southern Railway, in Argentina
- Ferrocarril Provincial de Santa Fe, an Argentine-French railway company
- Avenida Santa Fe, in Buenos Aires, Argentina
- ARA Santa Fe, multiple vessels in the Argentine navy
- USA
- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, often abbreviated as the "Santa Fe"
- Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railway
- Santa Fe Southern Railway
- Santa Fe de Luxe, the first extra-fare named passenger train on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
- Santa Fe Depot, original name of Union Station (San Diego), a train and bus terminus
- Santa Fe Depot (Rail Runner station), in New Mexico
- Santa Fe Branch (Chili Line), a narrow-gauge branch of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
- Santa Fe Municipal Airport, in New Mexico
- Santa Fe Railroad Tugboats, across San Francisco Bay
- Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
- California, Arizona and Santa Fe Railway
- Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway
- Santa Fe Industries, a railway company
- Santa Fe Pacific Corporation, an American railroad company
- Santa Fe-Southern Pacific merger
- Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Line (Bakersfield and Kern Electric), in California
- Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch
- Santa Fe and Grand Canyon Railroad
- USS Santa Fe, two US Navy ships named after Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe Railway Shops (Albuquerque), abandoned buildings in New Mexico
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation
- Santa Fe Relief Route
- 2-10-2, the "Santa Fe" type of locomotive wheel arrangements
- Steam locomotives:
- Hyundai Santa Fe, a sport utility vehicle
[edit] Sports
- CD Santa Fé, a football team based in Santa Fé, Granada, Spain.
- Club Santa Fe, a Colombian sports club from Bogotá that is known for its professional football team.
- Colón de Santa Fe (Club Atlético Colón), an Argentine football (soccer) team.
- Gimnasia y Esgrima de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club.
- Gran Premio de Santa Fe, an Argentine motorsports circuit.
- Great Santa Fe Trail Horse Race Endurance Ride, in equestrian riding.
- Santa Fe-Coronda Marathon, a 57-km open water swimming marathon in Argentina.
- Santa Fe Rugby Club, from Argentina.
- Santa Fe Roadrunners (Topeka Roadrunners, an American junior ice hockey team).
- Unión de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club.
[edit] People
- Gerónimo de Santa Fe, a Spanish Christian convert, physician and writer
[edit] Miscellaneous
- Texas Santa Fe Expedition, an expedition to claim parts of northern New Mexico for Texas in 1841
- Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company, a tobacco manufacturer
- Santa Fe Grande pepper
- Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, a hotel at Disneyland Resort Paris
- Santa Fe Division, the 35th Infantry Division of the US National Guard
- Santa Fe University of Art and Design, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
- Santa Fe College, in Gainesville, Florida, USA
- Santa Fe Community College, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
- Santa Fe High School (New Mexico)
- Santa Fe Independent School District, in Santa Fe, Texas, USA
- Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Santa Fe, a campus of the Monterrey Institute of Technology
- Santa Fe Institute - research of complex systems
- Santa Fe Public Schools
- Santa Fe Indian School
- Santa Fe Christian Schools
- Santa Fe Preparatory School
- Santa Fe Place, a shopping center
- Santa Fe Snyder, a former oil and gas company
- Santa Fe Indian Market, annual art market
- Santa Fe International Folk Art Market
- Santa Fé de Toloca, Spanish mission established within sight of the Santa Fe River in Florida, between 1606 and 1616
- Capitulations of Santa Fe, document signed by Christopher Columbus
- The Santa Fe New Mexican, a daily newspaper
- Santa Fe Reporter, a weekly newspaper
- Santa Fe Trail problem, a genetic programming exercise
- Site Santa Fe, an art organization
- Santa Fe Watershed Association, a non-profit organization
- Fiestas de Santa Fe, an autumn festival held in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe Ring, a former American group
- Santa Fe courthouse ghost, purportedly seen in videos from Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Santa Fe Pizza
[edit] See also
- Saint Faith
- Sainte-Foy (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Trail (disambiguation)
- 2003 Santa Fe flood
- Santa Fe High School (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe
- Santa Fe Depot (disambiguation)
- Capture of Santa Fe
- Battle of Pavón
- Hermes Binner
- Unión Santafesina de Rugby
- Zozobra
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