San Rafael
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San Rafael (the Spanish-language name of the Archangel Raphael) is a common place-name in areas where that tongue is or was spoken:
[edit] Towns, cities, municipalities, etc.
- Argentina
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- San Rafael, Alajuela Province
- San Rafael, Cartago Province
- San Rafael, Heredia Province
- El Salvador
- San Rafael, Chalatenango
- San Rafael Cedros (Cuscatlán Department)
- San Rafael Obrajuelo (La Paz Department, El Salvador)
- San Rafael, San Miguel
- San Rafael Las Flores (Santa Rosa Department, El Salvador)
- Guatemala
- San Rafael La Independencia (Huehuetenango department)
- San Rafael Petzal (Huehuetenango department)
- San Rafael Pie de La Cuesta (San Marcos department)
- Honduras
- Mexico
- San Rafael, Coahuila
- San Rafael, Sonora
- San Rafael, Sinaloa
- San Rafael de las Tortillas (Tamaulipas)
- San Rafael, Zacatecas
- Nicaragua
- Philippines
- Spain
- San Rafael del Río (Castellón (province))
- United States
- San Rafael, California
- San Rafael, Pasadena, California
- San Rafael, New Mexico
- Venezuela
- San Rafael de Onoto (Portuguesa State)
- San Rafael del Piñal (Táchira State)
- San Rafael de Carvajal (Trujillo State)
- San Rafael del Moján (Zulia State)
[edit] Other
- United States
- Mission San Rafael Arcángel, an 1817 Spanish mission in California
[edit] See also
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