Monte

Monte (Italian, Portuguese or Spanish for mountain ) stands for the following geographic objects:

in Argentina:

Monte (Buenos Aires) , place in the province of Buenos Aires
Partido Monte , administrative unit in the province of Buenos Aires
Monte (landscape) , landscape

in France:

Monte (Corsica) , municipality in Corsica

in Italy:

Monte , district of Crescentino in the province of Vercelli
Castel del Monte , castle

in Portugal:

Monte (Funchal) , municipality in the Concelho de Funchal on Madeira
Monte (Fafe) , place and former municipality in the Concelho de Fafe
Monte (Murtosa) , municipality in the Concelho de Murtosa
Monte (Terras de Bouro) , place and former municipality in the Concelho de Terras de Bouro

in Switzerland:

Monte TI , place in the municipality of Castel San Pietro, Canton Ticino

in Spain:

Monte (Santander) , place within the city of Santander, Cantabria
Monte (Riotuerto) , place in the municipality of Riotuerto, Cantabria

Monte is the family name of the following people:

Axel Monte (1962–2016), German translator, author, publisher and ethnologist
Aegidius de Monte († 1577), Dutch clergyman, Bishop of Deventer
Albertina Dal Monte (1897 – after 1935), Italian opera singer (alto)
Aldo Del Monte (1915-2005), Italian Roman Catholic clergyman and Bishop of Novara
Bárbara Micheline do Monte Barbosa (* 1988), Brazilian soccer player
Daniel Del Monte (* 1975), German-Canadian ice hockey player
Deodat del Monte (1582–1644), Flemish painter
Guidobaldo del Monte (1545–1607), Italian mathematician, philosopher and astronomer
Fabrizio del Monte (* 1980), Italian racing driver
Félix María del Monte (1819–1899), Dominican lawyer, journalist, playwright and poet
Floralba del Monte (* 1929), Dominican pianist and music teacher
Francesco Maria Bourbon Del Monte (1549–1627), Belgian clergyman and theologian, Bishop of Palestrina
Francisco do Monte Alverne (1784–1858), Brazilian Franciscan and preacher
Hilda Monte , an alias from Hilde Meisel (1914–1945), German publicist
Herkus Monte (1225 / 1230–1273), Duke of the Natanger
Innocenzo Ciocchi del Monte (1532–1577), Italian clergyman, cardinal
Isabella De Monte (* 1971), Italian politician
José Enrique del Monte (* 1935), Dominican choir director and composer
Joseph von Maroicic di Madonna del Monte (1812–1882), Austrian officer
Lou Monte (1917-1989), American singer
Matthias de Monte († 1587), German Carthusian prior and writer
María del Monte Carmelo (1848–1911), founder of the Spanish order
Marisa Monte (* 1967), Brazilian singer
Peter Del Monte (* 1943), Italian director and screenwriter
Philippe de Monte (1521–1603), Dutch composer
Pierre de Monte (1499–1572), Grand Master of the Order of Malta
Pietro del Monte (1457–1509), Italian condottiere, writer and field marshal
Rubén Héctor di Monte (1932–2016), Argentine clergyman, Archbishop of Mercedes-Luján
Tony Monte (* ≈1940), American jazz pianist
Toti dal Monte (1893–1975), Italian singer (coloratura soprano)

Monte stands for:

MontanaBlack , German web video producer
Monte (Club) , discotheque in Vienna
Monte (dessert) , milk cream dessert
Monte (music theory) , a sequence
Monte class (1924) , ship class of the Hamburg South American Steamship Company (passenger ships)
Monte class (2004) , ship class of the Hamburg South American Steamship Company (container ships)
Monte Cervantes (ship, 1928) , passenger ship, Monte-class ship
Monte Bank , card game
Three Card Monte , another name for caraway leaves , card game
Rally Monte Carlo

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