Santa Ana
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Santa Ana is the Spanish-language name of Saint Anne, the mother of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
There are a number of places and things named directly or indirectly for her:
- Argentina
- Santa Ana, Misiones
- Costa Rica
- Santa Ana, Costa Rica
- Santa Ana Canton, San José Province
- Ecuador
- Santa Ana, Ecuador
- Santa Ana Canton, Manabí Province
- El Salvador
- Mexico
- Santa Ana, Oaxaca
- Santa Ana, Sonora
- Philippines
- United States
- Santa Ana, California
- Santa Ana Pueblo, a Native American tribe in New Mexico
- Santa Ana River in California
- Santa Ana wind, felt in California
- Venezuela
- Santa Ana, Anzoátegui
Santa Ana is also a variant spelling of the name of Antonio López de Santa Anna (1794-1876), a Mexican general and president who governed Mexico intermittently during the first half of the 19th century and who took part in the Texas Revolution.
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