Monte

Monte ( Italian, Portuguese or Spanish for mountain ) referred to:

Landscapes

• Monte ( Landscape), steppe -like landscape in Argentina

Places and administrative units

• In Argentina Monte ( Buenos Aires ) city in the province of Buenos Aires
• Partido Monte, administrative unit in the province of Buenos Aires

• In France Monte ( Corsica), community in Corsica, France

• In Italy Monte, the municipality of Crescentino in the province of Vercelli

• In Portugal Monte ( Funchal), small village above Funchal on Madeira Island
• Monte ( Fafe ) municipality in the district Fafe
• Monte ( Funchal)
• Monte ( Murtosa ) municipality in the district Murtosa
• Monte ( Paredes de Coura ) municipality in the county Paredes de Coura
• Monte ( Terras de Bouro ) municipality in the district Terras de Bouro

• In Switzerland Monte TI, a village in the municipality of Castel San Pietro in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland

• In Spain Monte ( Santander), a village within the city of Santander, Cantabria
• Monte ( Riotuerto ), a village in the municipality of Riotuerto, Cantabria

Ship classes of the Hamburg South American Steamship Company

• Monte -Class ( 1924) Monte Cervantes (ship, 1928), the third ship of the so-called Monte -Class

Others

• The Card Two Card Monte, Mexican Monte, Four Card Monte or Spanish Monte, see Monte Bank
• Three Card Monte, Find the Lady, see cumin Papers
• Abbreviation for the Monte Carlo Rally
• Monte and Monte Video was the former Viennese scene nightclub in St. Annahof (Vienna)
• Monte, a pudding preparation of Zott

Monte is the surname of the following persons:

• Herkus Monte (1225/1230-1273), Duke of Natang
• Aegidius de Monte OFM († 1577), Roman Catholic Bishop of Deventer
• Deodatus del Monte (1582-1644), Flemish painter
• Guidobaldo del Monte (1545-1607), Italian mathematician, philosopher and astronomer of the Renaissance
• Fabrizio del Monte ( born 1980 ), Italian racing driver
• Floralba del Monte ( born 1929 ), Dominican pianist and music teacher
• Francesco Maria Bourbon Del Monte (1549-1627), Roman cardinal, Caravaggio conveyor
• Hilda Monte (1914-1945), German socialist and journalist
• Ciocchi Innocenzo del Monte (1532-1577), Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
• José Enrique del Monte Peguero ( born 1935 ), Dominican choral conductor and composer
• Joseph of Maroicic di Madonna del Monte (1812-1882), an Austrian officer
• Lou Monte (1917-1989), American pop singer
• María del Monte Carmelo (1848-1911), Spanish Catholic foundress
• Marisa Monte ( born 1967), Brazilian singer
• Peter Del Monte ( born 1943 ), Italian film director and screenwriter
• Philippe de Monte (1521-1603), Dutch composer
• Pierre de Monte (1499-1572), 50th Grand Master of the Order of Malta
• Rubén Héctor di Monte ( born 1932 ), Argentine cleric, Archbishop Emeritus of Mercedes- Luján
• Toti dal Monte (1893-1975), Italian soprano ( coloratura soprano)

See also:

• El Monte
• Del Monte

• Disambiguation