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Santa Fe (Spanish; 'holy faith') or Santa Fé (Portuguese; 'holy faith') may refer to:
Places
[edit ]Argentina
[edit ]Bolivia
[edit ]Brazil
[edit ]Chile
[edit ]- Santa Fe (fort), near the island of Diego Diaz
Colombia
[edit ]Cuba
[edit ]Ecuador
[edit ]- Santa Fe Island, one of the Galápagos Islands
Honduras
[edit ]Mexico
[edit ]Panama
[edit ]Philippines
[edit ]Spain
[edit ]United States
[edit ]- New Mexico or Nuevo México, US state formerly Santa Fe de Nuevo México
- Santa Fe de Nuevo México , a former province of New Spain and territory of Mexico (1598–1848)
- Santa Fe, New Mexico, state capital
- Santa Fe River (New Mexico)
- Rancho Santa Fe, California
- Santa Fe, Oakland, California
- Santa Fe Springs, California
- Lake Santa Fe, Alachua County, Florida
- Santa Fe River (Florida)
- Santa Fe Township, Clinton County, Illinois
- New Santa Fe, Indiana
- Santa Fe, Miami County, Indiana
- Santa Fe, Spencer County, Indiana
- Santa Fe, Missouri
- Santa Fe, Ohio
- Santa Fe, Oklahoma
- Santa Fe, Tennessee
- Santa Fe, Texas
- Terrenos Santa Fe, Texas
Arts and entertainment
[edit ]Music
[edit ]- Santa Fe (group), a musical trio
- "Santa Fe" (Bellamy Brothers 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 1990 Jon Bon Jovi album Blaze of Glory
- "Santa Fe", a song from the 2011 album The Rip Tide by Beirut
- "Santa Fe", a song from the musical Newsies
- "Santa Fe", a song from the musical Rent
Other uses in arts and entertainment
[edit ]- Santa Fe (film), a 1951 Western starring Randolph Scott
- Santa Fe (book), a 1991 photo book by Kishin Shinoyama
Sports
[edit ]- CD Santa Fe, a Spanish football club
- Colón de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club
- Independiente Santa Fe, a Colombian football club
- Unión de Santa Fe, an Argentine football club
Transportation
[edit ]- Hyundai Santa Fe, a sport utility vehicle
Ships
[edit ]- ARASanta Fe, the name of several ships of the Argentine navy
- SSSanta Fé(1921), a German cargo ship, sunk in the Black Sea in 1943
- SSSanta Fe(1943), a Liberian and Chilean Liberty ship, sunk in 1967
- USSSanta Fe, the name of two US Navy ships
Railway
[edit ]- Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, often known as just Santa Fe, US
- Chili Line, or Santa Fe Branch, US (1880s–1941)
- Santa Fe Southern Railway, New Mexico, US (1992–present)
- 2-10-2, the "Santa Fe" type wheel arrangement
People
[edit ]- Gerónimo de Santa Fe (fl. 1400–1430), Spanish Christian convert, physician and writer
- Enrique Marzal Santafé (1940–2025), Spanish clothing designer
- Saint Faith, French 3rd century saint
Other uses
[edit ]- Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, a hotel at Disneyland Resort Paris
- Santa Fe Abbey, a former monastery in Zaragoza, Spain
- Santa Fe College, in Florida, U.S.
- Santa Fe Community College, in New Mexico, U.S.
See also
[edit ]- All pages with titles beginning with Santa Fe
- All pages with titles beginning with Santa Fé
- Saint Faith
- Sainte-Foy (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe High School (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Depot (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Station (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Trail (disambiguation)
- Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe , a U.S. Supreme Court case about school prayer
Topics referred to by the same term
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