Campo

Campo called in Italian, Portuguese and Spanish language in general a field or court.

Campo is the name of several places:

In Italy:

• Municipality of Campo Calabro
• Municipality of Campo di Giove
• Municipality of Campo di Trens / dt: Custom Field
• Municipality of Campo Ligure
• Municipality of Campo nell'Elba
• Municipality of Campo San Martino ( province of Padua )

In France:

• Campo (Corsica), Municipality on the island of Corsica

In Portugal:

• Small town of Campo Maior
• Small town of São Martinho do Campo
• Municipality of Campo ( Barcelos )
• Municipality of Campo ( Reguengos de Monsaraz )
• Municipality of Campo ( Valongo )
• Municipality of Campo (Viseu )
• Municipality of Campo de Besteiros
• Municipality of Campo de Víboras
• Municipality of Campo do Gerês

In Switzerland:

• Campo (Blenio ) in Bleniotal, Canton Ticino
• Campo (Valle Maggia ) community in the Maggia Valley, Ticino

In Spain:

• Campo ( Huesca) municipality in Huesca

In the United States:

• Campo (Colorado ), City
• Campo ( CA ), Village
• Campo Alto ( Texas)
• Campo Bonito (Arizona )
• Campo Seco (California )

In Cameroon:

Campo is a surname, and may refer to:

• Alexander de Campo (also: Chandy Parambil; * 1615, † 1687 ), bishop of the Catholic Thomas Christians in India, and Vicar Apostolic of Malabar
• Carlos Ibáñez del Campo (1877-1960), Chilean military and politicians; twice President of Chile
• Conrado del Campo (1878-1953), Spanish composer and violinist
• Estanislao del Campo (1834-1880), Argentine poet and journalist
• George Campo, pantomime, vaudeville, vaudeville and burlesque artist
• Heymericus de Campo (also home Erich von Campen and Home Rich van de Velde; ~ 1395-1460 ), late medieval scholastics
• Iván Campo ( b. 1974 ), Spanish footballer
• José María Campo Serrano (1832-1915), Colombian President from 1886 to 1887
• Luis Felipe Gallardo Martin del Campo ( born 1941 ), Mexican religious cleric, bishop of Veracruz
• Nicolás del Campo y Rodríguez de Salamanca (1725-1803), Spanish military and colonial governor
• Norbert A'Campo, Swiss mathematician
• Pupi Campo (1920-2011), American Latin jazz musician and bandleader
• Rafael Campo Pomar (1813-1890), President of El Salvador

Campo is also available for:

• Campo (unit), Italian square measure

See also:

• Camp
• Campa
• Campe
• Campo Santo
• Campos ( disambiguation)
• Kampo
• Campeau
• Campeaux

• Disambiguation