Santa Catalina

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Santa Catalina (v. St. Katharina ) is the name of the following places:

in Argentina:
- Santa Catalina (Cordoba)
- Santa Catalina (Jujuy)
- Santa Catalina (Santiago del Estero)
- Santa Catalina Department (Jujuy Province)
- Laguna Santa Catalina (Province of Buenos Aires)

in Chile:
- Santa Catalina (Antofagasta)

in Colombia:
- the island of Santa Catalina (San Andrés and Providencia)
- a municipality in the department of Bolívar see Santa Catalina (Bolívar)

in Mexico:
- Isla Santa Catalina (Mexico)
- Santa Catalina (Durango)

in Peru:
- Santa Catalina District
- Santa Catalina de Mossa district

On the Philippines
- Santa Catalina (Negros Oriental)
- Santa Catalina (Ilocos Sur)

in the Solomon Islands
- Owariki , formerly Isla Santa Catalina

in Spain
- Santa Catalina (Las Palmas) , district of Las Palmas
- Santa Catalina (Palma de Mallorca) , district of Palma de Mallorca
- Santa Catalina (Sevilla) , district of Seville
- Santa Catalina de Somoza
- Isla de Santa Catalina in front of Ceuta

in the United States of America
- Santa Catalina Island (California)
- Santa Catalina Mountains (Arizona)
- Santa Catalina Palace (Puerto Rico)

in Uruguay
- Santa Catalina (Uruguay)

Santa Catalina also means:

Santa Catalina Monastery , a monastery in Arequipa in southern Peru

See also: