Santa Fe

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Santa Fe (Spanish language) or Santa Fé (Portuguese language) means Holy Faith. It may refer to:

Places and jurisdictions[edit]

South America[edit]

Argentina[edit]

Santa Fe, Argentina
- Santa Fe Province

Bolivia[edit]

Brazil[edit]

Chile[edit]

Santa Fe (fort), constructed in 1602 near the island of Diego Diaz

Colombia[edit]

Santa Fe, Bogotá, a locality and a former name of Bogotá
Santa Fe de Antioquia
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe de Antioquia, with see in the above city
Santa Fe de Ralito, a ranching outpost

Ecuador[edit]

Santa Fe Island, in the Galapagos

Old World[edit]

Philippines[edit]

Spain[edit]

Central America and Antilles[edit]

Cuba[edit]

Honduras[edit]

Panama[edit]

Mexico[edit]

Santa Fe, Mexico City, a business district
- Santa Fe de Mexico (pueblo hospital), ruins located within the district
Santa Fe de la Laguna, a locality in the Mexican state of Michoacán.

United States[edit]

California[edit]

Florida[edit]

Lake Santa Fe, lake in northeastern Alachua County, Florida
Santa Fe River (Florida)

Indiana[edit]

New Mexico, USA[edit]

Santa Fe, New Mexico, the capital of the state of New Mexico
- Santa Fe County, New Mexico
- Santa Fe – Española combined statistical area
- 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
- Santa Fe River (New Mexico)
- Santa Fe impact structure, a bolide impact site
- Eldorado at Santa Fe, New Mexico

Other states[edit]

Music and entertainment[edit]

Santa Fe (film), a 1951 Western starring Randolph Scott
Santa Fe, a 1997 film starring Gary Cole
Santa Fe (group), a Cuban band
Santa Fe (Kishin Shinoyama book), photo book of Japanese actress Rie Miyazawa

Songs[edit]

"Santa Fe" (song), a 1988 single by The Bellamy Brothers
"Santa-Fe" (Bob Dylan song), a 1967 song by Bob Dylan
"Santa Fe", a song from the Jon Bon Jovi album Blaze of Glory
"Santa Fe", a song from Jonathon Larson's rock musical Rent
"Santa Fe", a 2011 song by Beirut
"Santa Fe", a song from the Alan Menken & Jack Feldman Disney musical Newsies

Sports[edit]

CD Santa Fé, a football team based in Santa Fe, Granada, Spain
Independiente Santa Fe, a Colombian sports club from Bogotá that is known for its professional football team
Unión de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club

Transportation[edit]

ARA Santa Fe, multiple vessels in the Argentine navy
Hyundai Santa Fe, a sport utility vehicle
USS Santa Fe, two US Navy ships named after Santa Fe, New Mexico

Railway[edit]

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway ATSF (1859–1996) operating southwest of Chicago
Burlington Northern and Santa Fe BNSF Railway (1996—) ATSF merged with Burlington Northern
Chili Line, aka Santa Fe Branch, between Colorado and New Mexico (1880s–1941)
Santa Fe Southern Railway SFSR (1992–2014) short line railroad in New Mexico
Santa Fe Super Chief (1936–1971) ATSF's flagship line between Chicago and Los Angeles

Locomotives[edit]

2-10-2, the "Santa Fe" type wheel arrangement
Santa Fe 1010
Santa Fe 2913
Santa Fe 2926
Santa Fe 3751
Santa Fe 3759
Santa Fe 3415
Santa Fe 5
Santa Fe 5000
Santa Fe 5017
USRA Heavy Santa Fe
USRA Light Santa Fe

People[edit]

Gerónimo de Santa Fe (fl. 1400–1430), Spanish Christian convert, physician and writer
Saint Faith (Sainte Foy), French 3rd century saint

Other uses[edit]

Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, a hotel at Disneyland Resort Paris
New Bank of Santa Fe, an Argentine bank
Santa Fe Abbey, a former monastery in Zaragoza, Spain
Santa Fe College, in Florida
- Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo
Santa Fe Community College, in New Mexico

See also[edit]

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