San Pedro

San Pedro is the Spanish language form of Saint Peter. It can refer to:

Contents 1 Places 2 Other 3 See also 4 References

Places

Argentina:

• San Pedro, Buenos Aires Province
• San Pedro Partido
• San Pedro Department, Jujuy
• San Pedro Department, Misiones

Belize:

• San Pedro Town, a town on the island of Ambergris Caye

Chile:

• San Pedro de Atacama, a village in the Atacama desert of northern Chile
• San Pedro de la Paz
• San Pedro, Chile
• San Pedro River (Chile)
• San Pedro de Inacaliri River
• San Pedro (Chile volcano)

Colombia:

• San Pedro, Valle del Cauca, a town and municipality
• San Pedro de Cartago, a town and municipality in the Nariño Department
• San Pedro, Sucre

Costa Rica:

• San Pedro, Costa Rica, a city in the canton of Montes de Oca, in San José province
• San Pedro de Barva, a village and district in the canton of Barva in the province of Heredia
• San Pedro de Montes de Oca, a city and district in the province of San José
• San Pedro de Pérez Zeledón, a village and district in the canton of Pérez Zeledón in the province of San José
• San Pedro de Poás, a city and district in the canton of Poás in the province of Alajuela
• San Pedro de Santa Bárbara, a village and district in the canton of Santa Bárbara in the province of Heredia
• San Pedro de Turrubares, a village and district in the canton of Turrubares in the province of San José
• San Pedro de Valverde Vega, a village and district in the canton of Valverde Vega in the province of Alajuela

Côte d'Ivoire:

• San Pédro, Côte d'Ivoire, a coastal town

Dominican Republic

• San Pedro de Macorís Province
  • San Pedro de Macorís, capital of that province

Guatemala:

• San Pedro Carchá (Alta Verapaz)
• San Pedro Ayampuc (Guatemala dept.)
• San Pedro Sacatepéquez (Guatemala dept.)
• San Pedro Necta (Huehuetenango)
• San Pedro Pinula (Jalapa)
• San Pedro Jocopilas (Quiché)
• San Pedro La Laguna (Sololá)
• Volcán San Pedro

Honduras:

• San Pedro de Copán (Copán)
• San Pedro Sula (Cortés)
• San Pedro de Tutule (La Paz)
• San Pedro Zacapa (Santa Bárbara)

Mexico:

• San Pedro, Baja California Sur
• San Pedro, Coahuila, a municipality
• San Pedro Cholula, a municipality in the state of Puebla
• San Pedro Garza García
• San Pedro de la Cueva, in Sonora
• San Pedro Ocotlán, in Zacatecas
• Cerro de San Pedro, San Luis Potosí

Nicaragua:

• San Pedro de Lóvago

Paraguay:

• San Pedro Department, Paraguay
• San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, the capital of that department
• San Pedro del Paraná

Peru:

• San Pedro de Lloc, city in Peru

Philippines:

• San Pedro, Laguna, a municipality in the Laguna province
• San Pedro, Bagabag, a barangay, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines
• San Pedro Bay (Philippines), at the northwest end of Leyte Gulf

Spain:

• San Pedro de Alcántara
• Peñas de San Pedro, Albacete
• San Pedro, Albacete
• San Pedro, Viveiro, a parish of Viveiro, Lugo
• San Pedro De Zamudia, Zamora
• San Pedro del Pinatar, Spain, in Murcia

United States:

• San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, home to the Port of Los Angeles, located in San Pedro Bay
• San Pedro, New Mexico, a former village across the Rio Grande from San Antonio, New Mexico
• San Pedro Bay (California)
• San Pedro or Nacimiento Mountains, New Mexico
• San Pedro River (Arizona)
• San Pedro Valley (Arizona)

Other

• San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pachanoi), native to South America.
• San Pedro, the name of the American gunboat in The Sand Pebbles (film)
• The San Pedro, a ship that was intentionally sunk off of Honolulu, Hawaii by the Atlantis Submarine Company for an artificial reef; the wreck lies alongside the YO-257
• The San Pedro, a sailing ship that sunk in 1733 off the coast of Florida with circa $400 million worth of treasure on board. It was rediscovered in the 1960s.^[1]
• San Pedro, a song from Mogwai's 2011 album Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will

See also

• San Pedro Island (disambiguation), the name of a various islands worldwide

References

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