Batavia

Batavia stands for:

  • The Latin name of the Netherlands, after the tribe of the Batavians
  • In gastronomy common, originally French term for iceberg lettuce
  • Batavia (ship, 1628), a Dutch ship off the coast of Australia ran on a reef in 1629
  • Batavia (ship, 1870), a passenger ship of the Cunard Line
  • Batavia Air, an Indonesian airline
  • The theater ship Batavia in Wedel near Hamburg

The name Batavia wear or wore different cities:

  • Jakarta, as the former trading post at the time of Dutch colonization, today the Indonesian capital
  • Passau, as a former Roman fort Batavis ( Castra Batava ), today town in Bavaria

In the United States:

  • Batavia (Arkansas ), in Boone County
  • Batavia (Illinois), in Kane County
  • Batavia (Iowa), in Jefferson County
  • Batavia (California), in Solano County
  • Batavia (Michigan), in Branch County
  • Batavia (Montana), in Flathead County
  • Batavia (New York), in Genesee County
  • Batavia (Ohio ), in Clermont County
  • Batavia (Wisconsin ), in Sheboygan County
  • Batavia Center, in Branch County, Michigan
  • Not exist any longer - Batavia City, in Pershing County, Nevada
  • Batavia Junction, in DuPage County, Illinois

In Argentina:

  • Batavia (Argentina ), a city in the province of San Luis, Argentina

Other:

  • Batavia Creek, flowing waters in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
  • Batavia Kill, rivers in the Delaware County, New York
  • Batavia pit mine in Genesee County, New York
  • Batavia lettuce, a lettuce variety

In NRHP -listed objects:

  • Batavia Cemetery, Batavia, New York, ID no. 02000309
  • Batavia Club in Batavia, New York, ID no. 73001192
  • Batavia House, in Middlefield, Ohio, ID no. 87001213
  • Batavia Institute, in Batavia, Illinois, ID no. 76000712

See also:

  • Disambiguation
Batavi (Germanic tribe) Batavia (Ohio)
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