San Giorgio
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San Giorgio, the Italian form of the name of Saint George.
At least 31 towns in Italy are named San Giorgio, and at least 27 more are named San Giorgio (something) (as in San Giorgio Jonico, near Taranto). Many churches are also named after him, among them:
- San Giorgio al Velabro, in Rome;
- San Giorgio sulla Costa in Florence.
- San Giorgio di Nogaro in Friuli Venezia Giulia
For the noble house of Malta, see the Marchesi di San Giorgio.
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