Sainte-Foy

Sainte -Foy ( for French church building also Ste -Foy ) is derived from the French name of the Holy Faith of Agen and stands for:

Communities

• In France: Sainte -Foy (Landes), commune in the Landes department
• Sainte -Foy ( Saône- et- Loire), commune in the department of Saône- et- Loire
• Sainte -Foy (Seine- Maritime), commune in the department of Seine- Maritime
• Sainte -Foy ( Vendee ), commune in the department Vendée

• With additional name: Sainte -Foy- d'Aigrefeuille, commune in the Haute- Garonne
• Sainte -Foy -de- Belvès, commune in the Dordogne department
• Sainte -Foy -de- Longas, commune in the Dordogne department
• Sainte -Foy -de- Montgomery, Calvados commune in the department
• Sainte -Foy -de- Peyrolières, commune in the Haute- Garonne
• Sainte -Foy- la -Grande, commune in the department Gironde
• Sainte -Foy- la- Longue, commune in the Gironde department
• Sainte -Foy- l'Argentière, commune in the Rhône department
• Sainte -Foy- lès- Lyon, Rhône commune in the department
• Sainte -Foy -Saint -Sulpice, commune in the department Loire

• In Québec: Sainte -Foy (Québec)

Cantons in France:

• Canton of Sainte -Foy- la -Grande, Gironde department in Canton
• Canton of Sainte -Foy- lès- Lyon, Rhône department in Canton

Church Building in France:

• Ste -Foy de Conques in the Aveyron
• Ste -Foy de Morlaàs in the department of Pyrénées- Atlantiques
• Ste -Foy de Sélestat in the department of Bas- Rhin

Sainte -Foy is a surname, and may refer to:

• Philippe -Auguste de Sainte -Foy (1721-1795), French officer and writer

See also:

• Sainte- Foi, commune in the French department Ariège

• Disambiguation