Arco

Arco stands for:

• Produced in the cementation process Rohmessing
• A statement game for musical instruments, see COLL'ARCO

Geographic features:

Locations:

• Arco- iris, Location in the state of São Paulo, Brazil
• Arco (Trentino ), town in Italy
• Pomigliano d' Arco, place in Italy
• Arco de Baúlhe, place in the district Cabeceiras de Basto, Portugal
• El Arco (Salamanca), place in Spain
• Arco de Calheta, Calheta town in the district on the island of Madeira
• Arco de São Jorge, place in the district of Santana in Madeira Island
• Arco (Georgia), United States
• Arco (Idaho ), United States
• Arco (Minnesota), United States
• Arco (Virginia), United States

As well as:

• Arco castle ruins, the ruins above the town of Arco in the region of Trentino in Northern Italy
• Arco Lake, Lake in Hubbard County, Minnesota
• Arco Canal, a canal in Butte County, Idaho

Arco is the name of a German noble family:

• A family, see Arco ( noble )

• Agnes Husslein -Arco (* 1954), art historian and manager, see Agnes Husslein
• Aloys von Arco- Stepperg (1808-1890), Bavarian landowner, soldier and politician
• Anton Graf von Arco Valley (1897-1945), assassin of Kurt Eisner
• Carlo d' Arco († 1873), an Italian art historian, painter and political economist
• Ernestine von Arco (1779-1820), wife of Maximilian of Montgelas
• Fredy Arco (born 1958 ), Spanish former child actor
• Georg Graf von Arco (1869-1940), German physicist
• Giambattista Gherardo d' Arco (1739-1791), national economic author
• Johann Baptist von Arco (1650-1715), Bavarian diplomat and general field marshal
• Johann Philipp von Arco (1652-1704), the imperial field marshal lieutenant
• Jonathan Del Arco (born 1966 ), American actor and activist with Uruguayan roots
• Joseph Franz von Arco Valerian, Bishop of Chiemsee 1730-1746
• Joseph Adam von Arco (1733-1802), bishop of Hradec Králové and Prince-Bishop of Seckau
• Charles Joseph Maria Felix Graf Arco, chamberlain Archbishop of Salzburg
• Louis V. Arco (1899-1975; actually Lutz Altschul ), Austrian actor
• Ludwig von Arco- Zinneberg (1840-1882), Catholic Bavarian club official and politician
• Maximilian von Arco- Valley (1806-1875), Bavarian landowner and politician
• Maximilian von Arco- Zinneberg (called the "Eagle Count "; 1811-1885 ), Bavarian nobleman
• Mechtilde Christiane Marie Gräfin von Arco- and Zinneberg (1879-1958), German writer, see Mechtilde Lichnowsky

Other:

• Arcobräu, Lower Bavarian Brewery
• Arco Publishing, publisher of literature from East Central Europe from Wuppertal
• Arco ( light ), a floor lamp by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
• Arco Mine, mine in Crow Wing County, Minnesota
• Arco Pit Mine in San Juan County, New Mexico

ARCO is an abbreviation for:

• ARCO Madrid ( Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporaneo | ARCOmadrid ), international art fair in Madrid
• Atlantic Richfield Company, American oil company

See also:

• D' Arco
• Palais Arco
• Arko
• Arkö
• Acro

• Disambiguation
• Abbreviation