Aragon
Aragon or Aragón stands for:
- Aragon , autonomous community in Spain
- Corona de Aragón , former kingdom, see Crown of Aragon
- Aragón (river) , river in Spain
- Aragon (Aude) , commune in the Aude department in France
- Aragon (ship) , Royal Mail Line passenger ship
- Aragon (band) , Australian rock band
- BM Aragón , Spanish handball club from Saragossa
- CPI Aragon , Taiwanese motor scooter
- Motorland Aragón , motor racing circuit in the province of Aragon, Spain
Aragón is a family name that may refer to:
- Agustina de Aragón († 1857), Spanish independence fighter
- Alfonso of Aragon (1481–1500), illegitimate son of Alfonso II of Naples and second husband Lucrezia Borgias
- Alfonso de Aragón y Eiximenis (after 1358–1425), Duke of Gandía, Count of Denia and Ribagorza
- Alfonso de Aragón y Foix (1332? –1412), Duke of Gandía, Count of Denia and Ribagorza
- Alphonse Marie Louis comte de Saint-Sévérin d'Aragon (1705–1757), French diplomat and politician
- Antonio de Aragón-Córdoba-Cardona y Fernández de Córdoba (1616–1650), Spanish cardinal
- Art Aragon (1927–2008), American boxer and actor
- Charles de Bancalis de Maurel d'Aragon (* 1945), French diplomat
- Emilio Aragón ( Miliki ; 1929–2012), Spanish clown
- Enrique O. Aragón (1880–1942), Mexican medic, philosopher and university professor
- Enrique Valles y Soler de Aragón († 1889), Spanish diplomat
- Francisco de Borja y Aragón († 1658), Spanish writer and viceroy of Peru
- Jaime de Mora y Aragón (1925–1995), Spanish actor
- Lorenzo Aragón (* 1974), Cuban boxer
- Louis Aragon (1897–1982), French poet and writer
- Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón (* 1942), Spanish film director and screenwriter
- Mary of Aragon (1396 / 1403–1445), Infanta of Aragon and Queen of Castile and León
- Tomás Antonio de la Cerda y Aragón (1638–1692), Viceroy of New Spain
- Yosvany Aragón (* 1974), Cuban baseball player
Aragón is the original name of the following people:
- Alfonso V (Aragón) (1396–1458), King of Aragon and, as Alfonso I, King of Naples and Sicily
- Beatrix of Aragón (1457–1508), Queen of Hungary and Bohemia
- Ferdinando of Aragón (1030-1082) , Italian clergyman, Bishop of Caiazzo, saint of the Catholic Church
- Ferdinand I (Aragón) (1380–1416), King of Aragón and Sicily, King of Sardinia
- Ferdinand II (Aragón) (1452–1516), King of Aragón, of Sicily and Sardinia, King of Castile and León, King of Naples
- Ferdinand of Aragón (1488–1550) , Italian nobleman, Duke of Calabria, Viceroy of Valencia
- Catherine of Aragón (1485–1536), English noblewoman, wife of Henry VIII.
Aragon is the name of the following places in the United States:
- Aragon, Georgia in Polk County
- Aragon (Catron County, New Mexico)
- Aragon (Cibola County, New Mexico)
- Aragon (San Miguel County, New Mexico)
- Aragon, Texas in Presidio County
- Aragon Park in Richmond County, Georgia
- Aragon Place in Greenlee County, Arizona
Other geographical objects:
- Aragon Creek (Lincoln County, New Mexico) , flowing water
- Aragon Creek (San Miguel County, New Mexico) , flowing water
- Aragon Ditch , Fremont County Canal, Wyoming
- Aragon Mine , mine in Dickinson County, Michigan
- Aragon and Little Prospect , mine in Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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