Valencia (disambiguation)

Valencia refers to several articles:

Administrative divisions

Argentina

• Valencia (Argentina)town of the department Berón de Astrada.

Brazil

• Valença (Rio de Janeiro), municipality in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Columbia

• Valencia (Córdoba), municipality of the department of Córdoba.
• Valencia de Jesús, correction located in the municipality of Valledupar, Cesar.

Ecuador

• Valencia, city of the province of Los Ríos.
• Cantón Valencia, canton of the province of Los Ríos.

Spain

• Valencia de las Torres, municipality of the province of Badajoz.
• Valencia del Mombuey, municipality of the province of Badajoz.
• Valencia del Ventoso, municipality of the province of Badajoz.
• Valencia de Alcántara, municipality of the province of Cáceres.
• Valencia (San Pedro de Valencia), parish of the concello of Coristanco, province of La Coruña.

• Valencia, place of such a parish.

• Valencia de Don Juan, municipality of the province of León.
• Valencia de Aneu, town of Alto Aneu, province of Lérida.
• Valencia del Sil (San Bernabé de Valencia), parish of the concello of Vilamartín de Valdeorras, province of Orense.

• Valencia del Sil, place of such a parish.

• Valencia de la Encomienda, town of the municipality of Valdelosa, province of Salamanca.
• Valencian Community
  • Province of Valencia.
    • Valencia, city and capital of the homonymous province.
    • Valencia la Vella, town of the municipality of Riba-roja de Túria.
      • Metropolitan area of Valencia.
  • Electoral transcription of Valencia.
• Gulf of Valencia
• Valencia (wine)Wine denomination.

United States

• Valencia (California).
• Valencia (New Mexico).
• Valencia (Pensilvania).
• County of Valenciain the state of New Mexico.
• Valencia West (Arizona).

Philippines

• Valencia (Bohol), in the province of Bohol, region of Central Bisayas.
• Valencia (Bukidnon)in the province of Bukidnon, North Mindanao region.

France

• Valence (Drôme)anciently Valencia de France.

Mexico

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Portuguese

• Valença (Portugal), commonly known as Valença do Minho, sometimes Valencia del Miño.

Trinidad and Tobago

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Venezuelan

• Municipality Valencia (Carabo), municipality of Carabobo state.
  • Valencia (Venezuela), capital city of Carabobo state.
    • Metropolitan Area of Valencia.
• Lake of Valencia, second largest lake in Venezuela.

Astronomy

• (5941) Valenciaasteroid of the asteroid belt.

Biology

• Valencia (gender), gender of the family Valenciidae.
• Valencia hispanica, kind of that genre.

Sports

Spain

• Valencia Club of Football.
• Valencia Basket.
• ADT American Football Club Valencia Firebats.
• Balonmano Sagunto Mar ValenciaWomen's basketball club.
• Valencia FS, Armiñana Valencia, football club room.

Venezuelan

• Club Volleyball Industriales de Valencia, professional volleyball team from Venezuela.
• Industriales de Valencia, missing professional baseball team from Venezuela.

History

• Valentia (Roman province)
• Blntla, city quoted in the covenant of Teodomiro in 713.
• Canton Valenciano
• Ducado de Valencia
• Kingdom of Valencia, Hispanic kingdom since the centuryXIII until the centuryXVIII.
• Taifa de Valencia
• Valentia Edetanorum

Linguistics

• Verbal argument, supplement required by a verb.
• Valencia, spoken romance language in the Valencian Community.

People

• Adolfo Valencia, Colombian footballer.
• Adrián ValenciaArgentinian battery of the Almafuerte group.
• Antonio ValenciaEcuadorian footballer.
• Victor Valencia, Salvadoran soccer player.
• Carlos Alberto Valencia, Colombian footballer.
• Carlos Valencia, actor of Ecuadorian theater, cinema and television.
• Carlos ValenciaFormer Spanish professional cyclist.
• Carlos Valencia MirandaPeruvian engineer, chemist and politician.
• Diego de Valencia, noble Spanish of the centuryXV.
• Edwin Valencia, Colombian footballer.
• Enner ValenciaEcuadorian footballer.
• Fray Diego de Valencia, clergy and Jewish poetXV.
• Gloria Valencia de CastañoColombian host.
• Guillermo León ValenciaColombian journalist, lawyer and politician who was president of the same country.
• Guillermo ValenciaColombian poet and politician, twice President of the Republic of Colombia.
• José Daniel Valencia, Argentine soccer player.
• Juan José Valencia, Spanish football player.
• Martín de ValenciaSpanish Franciscan missionary.
• Pedro Valencia Courbis, Chilean religious and composer.

Psychology

• Valencia (psychology)term to classify emotions.

Chemistry

• Valencia (chemistry)