Ancona (disambiguation)
Ancona is the name of the following places:
- Ancona , port city on the Italian Adriatic coast
- Province of Ancona , Italian province of the Marche region
- Republic of Ancona , short-lived subsidiary republic of the French Revolution in the central Italian Marche
- Ancona (Victoria) , city in Australia
- Ancona (Illinois) , city in USA
Ancona is the name of the following people:
- Cyriacus of Ancona (* around 1391, † around 1455), Italian humanist and epigraphist
- Hedy d'Ancona (* 1937), Dutch politician, geographer and sociologist
- Jacobus of Ancona († around 1559), Franciscan and order general
- Jacob d'Ancona , Jacob of Ancona, alleged Jewish merchant on the Silk Road in the century, a pseudo figure at David Selbourne , claimed to be true by the author
- Mario Ancona (1860–1931), Italian baritone
- Piero D'Ancona , Italian mathematician
- Umberto D'Ancona (1896–1964), Italian biologist
- Sydenham Elnathan Ancona (1824–1913), American politician
- Veronica Ancona , also Ronni Ancona (* 1968), Scottish actress
Ancona stands for:
- AC Ancona , Italian football club from Ancona
- Ancona (chicken)
- Ships
- Ancona (ship, 1908) , Italian passenger steamer, sunk by a submarine during World War I.
- RN Ancona , Italian cruiser, formerly German Graudenz
- Ancona (ship, 1966) , ferry (built in 1966 as Svea )
See also:
