SAN JUAN

'San Juan', the Spanish for Saint John, is a common toponym in parts of the world where Spanish is or was spoken. It could also be the short version of San Juan Bautista.

★ Argentina

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★ San Juan Province, Argentina

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★ San Juan, Argentina, the capital of that province

★ Colombia

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★ San Juan del Cesar, town and municipality in La Guajira Department.

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★ San Juan de Arama a town and municipality in Meta Department

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★ San Juan Rioseco a town and municipality in Cundinamarca Department

★ Costa Rica

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★ San Juan, Costa Rica, in the San José Province

★ Cuba

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★ San Juan Hill

★ Dominican Republic

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★ San Juan Province, Dominican Republic

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★ San Juan de la Maguana

★ Mexico

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★ San Juan, Campeche

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★ San Juan Chamula, Chiapas

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★ San Juan, Chihuahua

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★ San Juan, Coahuila

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★ San Juan de Los Lagos, Jalisco

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★ San Juan, San Luis Potosí

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★ San Juan, Sonora

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★ San Juan de Ulúa, a small island near the port of Veracruz

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★ San Juan River, a river in the state of Veracruz

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★ San Juan River, a river in the states of Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas

★ Nicaragua

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★ San Juan del Sur

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★ San Juan River and Ecocanal

★ Peru

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★ The ''San Juan Festival'' is celebrated in Moyobamba

★ Philippines

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★ San Juan, Abra

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★ San Juan, Batangas

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★ San Juan, Ilocos Sur

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★ San Juan, La Union

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★ San Juan City, Metro Manila

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★ San Juan River

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★ San Juan, Sorsogon

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★ San Juan, Siquijor

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★ San Juan, Southern Leyte

★ Puerto Rico

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★ San Juan, Puerto Rico

★ Spain

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★ Sant Joan d'Alacant

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★ Sant Joan, Mallorca (called San Juan in Spanish)

★ Trinidad and Tobago

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★ San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago

★ United States

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★ San Juan, New Mexico

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★ San Juan River, New Mexico

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★ San Juan Basin, New Mexico

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★ San Juan, Texas

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★ San Juan County, Colorado

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★ The San Juan Mountains (in the state of Colorado)

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★ The San Juan Islands (off the coast of the state of Washington)

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★ including San Juan Island

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★ and within San Juan County, Washington

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★ San Juan County, Utah

★ Venezuela

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★ San Juan de Payara

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★ San Juan de Manapiare
Additional uses:

★ San Juan by Andreas Seyfarth: A card game for two to four players.

★ E. San Juan, Jr., Filipino writer
see also

★ Saint Juan