Salamanca (disambiguation)

Salamanca stands for:

Place names

• Salamanca, a city in Spain
• Province of Salamanca, a Spanish province
• Salamanca ( Chile), a city in Chile
• Salamanca ( Guanajuato ), a city in Mexico
• Salamanca (Quintana Roo), a place in Mexico
• The municipality of Salamanca, an administrative unit in Mexico
• Salamanca ( Madrid), a district of the Spanish capital
• Salamanca (New York), a city in the United States

More

• Salamanca ( automobile manufacturers ), a former Spanish carmaker
• Salamanca ( game), a board game
• Salamanca Statement
• Battle of Salamanca
• UD Salamanca, a Spanish football club
• The first commercially successful steam locomotive 1812 in Holbeck, Leeds, produced Salamanca.

Salamanca is the surname of the following persons:

• Anthony Salamanca- Hoyos (also: Anton von Hoyos; ~ 1506-1551 ), Bishop of Gurk
• Arturo Pomar Salamanca ( born 1931 ), Spanish chess master
• Carlos Salamanca ( b. 1983 ), Colombian tennis player
• Cayetano Enríquez de Salamanca (1936-2006), author and publisher
• Daniel Salamanca Urey (1869-1935), Bolivian politician, President of Bolivia
• Gabriel von Salamanca- Ortenbourg (1489-1539), General Treasurer and Court Chancellor under Archduke Ferdinand of Austria and Count of Ortenbourg
• J. R. Salamanca, American writer
• Manuel de Salamanca ( † 1775), Spanish officer and colonial administrator

• Disambiguation