Seville (disambiguation)
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Seville or Sevilla can refer to several cities, towns and municipalities.
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[edit] Spain and Portugal
- Seville (Spanish: Sevilla), a city in Andalusia
- Sevilla FC, a football team which plays in the city of Seville
- Seville (province), a province in Andalusia
- Sevilla (Spanish Congress Electoral District), the electoral district covering the province
- Sevilla la Nueva, in Madrid
- Sevilha, in Coimbra, Portugal
[edit] Americas
[edit] Colombia
- Sevilla, Antioquía
- Sevilla, Arauca
- Sevilla, Atlántico
- Sevilla, Boyaca
- Sevilla, Caldas
- Sevilla, Casanare
- Sevilla, Córdoba
- Sevilla, Huila
- Sevilla, Magdalena
- Sevilla, Santander
- Sevilla, Tolima
- Sevilla, Valle del Cauca
[edit] Costa Rica
- Sevilla, San José
[edit] Cuba
- Sevilla, Villa Clara
- Sevilla, Santiago de Cuba
[edit] Ecuador
- Sevilla, Chimborazo
- Sevilla, Sucumbios
[edit] Jamaica
- Sevilla la Nueva (settlement), the first Spanish settlement in Jamaica and the third capital established by Spain in the Americas.
- Maima-Seville Heritage Park, a site for heritage education and heritage attraction created by The Jamaica National Heritage Trust in the former location of Sevilla la Nueva settlement
[edit] Panama
- Sevilla, Chiriquí
[edit] United States
[edit] Australia
- Seville, Victoria, a town outside Melbourne
- Seville Grove, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth
[edit] Equatorial Guinea
- Sevilla de Niefang, former name for Niefang, Centro Sur Province
[edit] Philippines
- Sevilla, Bohol
- Sevilla, La Union
- Sevilla, Quezon
- Sevilla, Ilocos Sur
- Sevilla, Samar
- Sevilla, Sorsogon
[edit] Other meanings
- The Seville Orange (bitter orange), a tart orange used in making marmalade, usually planted as decorative trees in Seville, Spain
- Cadillac Seville
- Universidad de Sevilla, a university in Seville, Spain
- Seville Agreement, an agreement drafted within the Red Cross Movement
- Seville (band), a rock group from Florida
- Seville Statement on Violence, written by scientists in honor of 1986 UN International Year of Peace

