Ancona (disambiguation)

Ancona is the name of several places:

Ancona port town on Italy's Adriatic coast
Ancona, Italian province of the Marche Region
Republic of Ancona, short-lived daughter Republic of the French Revolution in the central Italian brands
Ancona ( Victoria), town in Australia

Ancona is the name of:

Cyriacus of Ancona ( * 1391, † 1455 ), Italian humanist and epigraphists
Hedy d' Ancona ( born 1937 ), Dutch politician, geographer and sociologist
Jacobus of Ancona ( † around 1559 ), Franciscan Order and General
Jacob d' Ancona, Jacob of Ancona, angebl. Jewish merchant on the Silk Road in the century, a dummy figure in David Selbourne, claimed by the author as a true
Mario Ancona (1860-1931), Italian baritone
Sydenham Elnathan Ancona (1824-1913), American politician
Veronica Ancona, Ronni Ancona and, ( b. 1968 ), Scottish actress

Ancona stands for:

Ancona (ship, 1908), an Italian passenger liner, sunk in the First World War from a submarine
SN Ancona, Italian cruiser, formerly German Graudenz
Ancona (ship, 1966), ferry ( built in 1966 as Svea )