Atalanta (disambiguation)

Atalanta, Atalanta or Atalanti called:

Atalanta, a virgin huntress in Greek mythology
Operation Atalanta, a multinational EU naval mission on behalf of the UN to combat piracy in the Horn of Africa
(36 ) Atalante, an asteroid
Vanessa atalanta, a butterfly of the family Nymphalidae ( Nymphalidae ), see Admiral ( butterfly )
Atalanta (Santa Catarina ), a municipality in Brazil
Atalanta Bergamo, a Italian soccer club

Geography ( Ancient ):

Today the island Atalanti (Gulf of Atalanti ) off the coast of Locris Opuntian in the northern Gulf of Evia
The small island Atalanti ( Saronic Gulf ) off the west coast of the ancient landscape of Attica, between Salamis and Piraeus
A city in the Macedonian Bottiaia the river Axios, today Vardar

Means of transport:

Atalanta (ship ), a Lotsenschoner
Atalante (ship), several ships
A four-engine airliner, see Armstrong Whitworth AW15
Atalanta Light Cars, a former British car manufacturer
Atalanta Motors, a former British automobile manufacturer in Staines ( Middlesex ), Brand Atalanta
Type 57 S Atalante, a sports car, see Bugatti Type 57
20/25 Atalanta, a car model of Armstrong Siddeley

Culture:

Fugiens Atalanta ( 1618), the main work of the Rosicrucian alchemist Michael Maier, see Michael Maier ( Alchemist )
Atalanta ( Handel ), the main and title role of the eponymous opera by George Frideric Handel
A character from the opera Serse by George Frideric Handel
Atalante (film), a film by Jean Vigo 1934
Atalante ( comics), a comic series
In the mythology of JRR Tolkien, the island of Númenor ( Atalantë ) in the same language Quenya, see regions and places in Tolkien's world # Númenor
A Portuguese film distribution, see Atalanta film