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1. Santa Cruz is a province of Argentina, located in the southern part of the country in Patagonia. (Web site)
2. Santa Cruz is a center of the organic agriculture movement, and many specialty products such as artichokes, grown in the Castroville area. (Web site)
3. Santa Cruz is the capital of Tenerife and seat of the Parliament of the Canary Islands. (Web site)
4. Santa Cruz is the largest city in Bolivia. (Web site)
5. Santa Cruz is a shield volcano, slightly elongate in an east-west direction.

Pacific Coast

1. The Santa Cruz Mountains, part of the Pacific Coast Ranges, are a mountain range in central California.
2. La Honda is a small California town located in the Santa Cruz Mountains between Silicon Valley and the Pacific coast.

Consular Agencies

1. The U.S. Consular Agencies in Santa Cruz and Cochabamba, which are open weekday mornings from 9: 00 a.m. (Web site)

Santa Cruz Da Graciosa

1. The historic town center of Santa Cruz da Graciosa is probably the focal point of the town. (Web site)

Pirate Radio Station

1. A pirate radio station, Free Radio Santa Cruz (FRSC 101.1 FM), has been in operation in Santa Cruz for a decade.

Aptos

1. Aptos is an unincorporated area of Santa Cruz county, consisting of several small communities. (Web site)

Santa Cruz El Chol

1. The subject is a Hispanic male born in Santa Cruz el Chol, (town) Baja Verapaz (region) in central Guatemala.

Mendaña

1. The name Santa Cruz was given to the island in 1595 by the Spanish navigator Álvaro de Mendaña de Neira, who unsuccessfully started a colony there. (Web site)

Twelfth Mission

1. Santa Cruz was the twelfth mission, founded August 28, 1791 by Fr. (Web site)
2. September 25 - The Mission Santa Cruz, is founded by Father Fermín Francisco de Lasuén, becoming the twelfth mission in the California mission chain.

Temotu

1. Tikopia is the southernmost of the Santa Cruz Islands, located in the province of Temotu.

Santa Cruz Area

1. The Stagnaro family has been serving the Santa Cruz area for over a century, ever since Italian patriarch Cottardo Stagnaro settled in Santa Cruz in 1879. (Web site)
2. The production of cotton in the Santa Cruz area in eastern Bolivia also tripled between 1970 and 1975. (Web site)

Chiquitos

1. In the department of Santa Cruz there are plantations in the provinces of Sara, Velasco, Chiquitos and Cordillera. (Web site)

Disc Golf

1. De Laveaga will also be the disc golf and discathon venue for the WFDF -sanctioned World Disc Games overall event to be held in Santa Cruz in July 2005. (Web site)

Marshal Santa Cruz

1. It was the opportunity that Marshal Santa Cruz, himself a former president of Peru, was waiting for. (Web site)

Santa Cruz Verapaz

1. Santa Cruz Verapaz is a municipality in the Guatemalan department of Alta Verapaz.

Temotu Province

1. Santa Cruz is the largest island in Temotu province. (Web site)

Nendo

1. Mendaña died on the island of Nendo, which he had named Santa Cruz, in 1596. (Web site)

Funchal

1. The surrounding area Gaula is a rural county, located between Funchal and Santa Cruz airport, 400 m above the sea level.

Madeira Islands

1. Gaula is a Portuguese freguesia (civil parish) in the concelho (municipality) of Santa Cruz in the Madeira Islands.
2. IPA: [kɐ'nisu]) is a city in the municipality of Santa Cruz in the Madeira Islands. (Web site)

Santa Cruz Operation

1. Several businesses which used to be headquartered in Santa Cruz include Odwalla and Santa Cruz Operation. (Web site)

Great Santa Cruz Island

1. The most popular of these islands is the Great Santa Cruz Island, and most deservedly so. (Web site)

Laguna

1. The most important cities on the island are the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and the historic city of La Laguna.
2. The motorway itself starts near Auditorio and allows to access Santa Cruz and La Laguna through three different ways.

San Lorenzo River

1. The San Lorenzo River (Santa Cruz County) was once one of the most popular anadromous fisheries along the Central Coast.

Branciforte

1. Branciforte was changed to Santa Cruz, Colusi was changed to Colusa, and Yola was changed to Yolo. (Web site)

Uc Santa Cruz

1. UC Santa Cruz is located 75 miles south of San Francisco on 2,000 acres of meadows and redwood-forested hills overlooking Monterey Bay.

Shakespeare Santa Cruz

1. Shakespeare Santa Cruz is a professional repertory theatre company in residence with UC Santa Cruz.

Smart

1. A recently built, smart and central hotel, situated in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, close to the Auditorium, the main shopping area, theatres and the harbour.
2. This hotel is set in a smart, city-centre building in the heart of Santa Cruz de Tenerife – the capital of this beautiful Canary Island.

Lives

1. Robert Sward is a Canadian poet and novelist who currently lives in Santa Cruz, California. (Web site)

Provincia

1. Los Realejos es un municipio español perteneciente a la provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canarias). (Web site)

Oacute

1. Fue destinado a Santa Cruz de Tenerife, donde realizó varios planos de las islas y de sus fortificaciones, con vistas a su mejor defensa.

Train Station

1. Just go to the Terminal Bimodal in Santa Cruz (see the Santa Cruz page for details), or the train station on the border in Puerto Quijarro. (Web site)

Proximity

1. The good climate, proximity to Funchal, and housing at an affordable price, caused many Madeirans to chose to move to this town near Santa Cruz.

Voters

1. In 2008, 71.4% of voters in Santa Cruz County voted against Proposition 8, which amended the California Constitution to ban same-sex marriages. (Web site)

Internet Access

1. Americans without Internet access may register directly with the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consular Agencies in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz. (Web site)
2. Pool, 2 BBQ areas, internet access, photo gallery, information about Santa Cruz and Bolivia.

Bandleader

1. Dec 19 Trumpeter and bandleader, Lu Watters was born in Santa Cruz, CA, 1911. He played trumpet by the age of 11 and had his first gig on a cruise ship.

Suburban Area

1. The city is also a suburban area of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife area. (Web site)
2. The town La Laguna is also a suburban area of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Northern Part

1. In 1944, the Southern part of Chubut and northern part of Santa Cruz were designated as the Comodoro Rivadavia military zone.

Santiago

1. Santiago de Chiquitos is a difficult 10 hour drive, mostly off-road, from Santa Cruz.
2. A species analysis of charcoal remains from historic campsites on Santiago and Santa Cruz Islands.

Pacific Ocean

1. Pescadero is situated near the Pacific Ocean about 17 miles south of Half Moon Bay and about 34 miles north of Santa Cruz. (Web site)
2. Mission Santa Cruz sits on a gentle slope surrounded by the beautiful redwood trees not far from were they meet the Pacific Ocean.

Rural Areas

1. Peasants in the rural areas of Santa Cruz cut off all access to the city. (Web site)

Suburb

1. It is also a suburb of the capital of Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
2. Candelaria Candelaria is a suburb of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and located 15km, 9 miles from the city.

Spain

1. Tenerife South Airport, the mainly tourist,and, ranking 7th in Spain, lies just by TF1 Motorway, 75 km, south of Santa Cruz. (Web site)

Villa

1. Across the San Lorenzo River, in what is now known as the East Side of Santa Cruz, Villa de Branciforte was established. (Web site)
2. Villa de Branciforte later merged with the Mission Santa Cruz community across the river. (Web site)
3. El decreto de Puertos Francos de 1852 permitió el posterior desarrollo del Puerto de Santa Cruz de Tenerife y de la propia "Villa" como enclave comercial. (Web site)

Miles South

1. Sunset State Beach is a few miles south of Santa Cruz near Watsonville.

West

1. The determined hiker who reaches its top will be rewarded with views of Mount Hamilton to the south, the Santa Cruz Mountains to the west, Mt. (Web site)

East

1. In the East, the grasslands and jungles of Santa Cruz and the jungles and rivers of Cochabamba in the Chapare region. (Web site)
2. The park is easily accessible by bus or car from Santa Cruz de la Palma, 8km (5mi) to the east.

Highest Point

1. The highest point in the Santa Cruz Islands is on Vanikoro, 924 m. (Web site)
2. The highest point on Santa Cruz is 517 m elevation. (Web site)
3. Loma Prieta (3,806 feet) is the highest point in the Santa Cruz Mountains. (Web site)

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