Pola

Pola (La Pola ) are called the following geographic features:

Pola, the Italian name today Croatian city of Pula in Istria
Pola de Allande, capital of the district Allande in Asturias
Pola de Laviana, Parroquia in the community Laviana in Asturias
Pola de Siero, La Pola, the capital of the district Siero in Asturias
Pola de Somiedo, Parroquia in the community Somiedo in Asturias, birthplace of Álvaro Flórez Estrada
Pola del Pino, the district of El Pino in Asturias
Pola de Gordón, Spanish municipality in Castile, the birthplace of Gregorio Maria Aguirre y García
Pola ( Oriental Mindoro ), a municipality in the province of Oriental Mindoro in the Philippines
Santa Pola, on the Costa Blanca Spanish municipality in the autonomous community of Valencia
Monte Pola, a mountain in the Swiss Ticino, see Magliasina
Pola ( Ilmensee ), tributary of the Ilmensee in Russia
Pola regions, regions on the asteroid (243 ) Ida

Pola is the first name of the following women:

Pola Illéry (1908-2012), Romanian - French film actress
Pola Kinski ( born 1952 ), German actress
Pola Negri (1897-1987), Polish actress and silent film star
Pola Rapaport (born 1958 ), American documentary filmmaker and director
Pola Uddin, Baroness Uddin ( born 1959 ), British politician (former Labour Party )

Pola, La Pola, is the surname of the following persons:

A Venetian noble family, see Pola ( noble ) Sergius II as Pola († 1344 ), Lord of Pola (Pula)
Francesco Alberti di Pola (1610-1689), Prince-Bishop of Trento since 1677
Sergio Pola (1674-1748), Titular Bishop of Famagusta
Paolo Pola (1773-1841), Italian poet and opera librettist

Pola, POLA is further

Policarpa Salavarrieta (* 1795, † 1817), known as La Pola, Colombian independence fighter
Slavic variant, the first name Paulette
POLA ( model railway accessories ), former German model railway accessories manufacturer in Rothenhausen
Pola Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts in the Japanese city of Hakone
Pola (ship ), a 1916 -built sailing ship
Pola ( cruiser ), a heavy cruiser of the Zara class of Italian Navy (built in 1931)
Pola expeditions: Austro-Hungarian deep-sea expeditions 1890-1898, also named after the transport ship SMS Pola
A red variety, see Molinara
Pola X, a film by Leos Carax

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