Santa Fe

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Santa Fe (Spanish) or Santa Fé (Portuguese), meaning "Holy Faith" or Saint Faith, is the name of a number of places in the world:

Argentina
*Santa Fe, capital of Santa Fe province
*Santa Fe Province
Brazil
*Santa Fé, Paraná
*Santa Fé de Minas, Minas Gerais
*Santa Fé do Sul, São Paulo
*Santa Fé do Araguaia, Tocantins
Colombia
*Santa Fe de Bogotá, also Santafé de Bogotá, former name of the nation's capital
*Santa Fe de Ralito
Cuba
*Santa Fe
Ecuador
*Santa Fé Island (one of the Galápagos Islands)
Honduras
*Santa Fe, Colón
Mexico
*Santa Fe, Baja California Sur
*Santa Fe, Chihuahua
*Santa Fe, Coahuila
*Santa Fe, Guanajuato
*Santa Fe, Jalisco
*Santa Fe, within Mexico City
*Santa Fe, Michoacán
*Santa Fe, Nayarit
*Santa Fe, Nuevo León
*Santa Fe, Sinaloa
*Santa Fe, Veracruz
Panama
*Santa Fe
Philippines
*Santa Fe, Cebu
*Santa Fe, Leyte
*Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya
*Santa Fe, Romblon
Spain
*Santa Fe, Granada, Andalusia
*Santa Fe, Catalonia
United States
*Santa Fe, New Mexico, state capital of New Mexico
*Santa Fe, Florida
*Santa Fe, Missouri
*Santa Fe, Tennessee
*Santa Fe, Texas
*Rancho Santa Fe, California
Venezuela
*Santa Fe, Falcón
*Santa Fe, Sucre

Other
*The Hyundai Santa Fe is a sport utility vehicle manufactured by the Hyundai Motor Company.
*Two ships of the United States Navy have been named USS Santa Fe, after the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
*The name of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway is sometimes abbreviated to "Santa Fe".
*Santa Fe is a title of Japanese actress Rie Miyazawa's nude photo book.
*Santa Fe Depot is the terminus of the United States second-busiest Amtrak rail corridor, San Diego Northern's Coaster commuter trains, and Mexicoach bus routes