Costa
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Places
There are places that have the name Costa (Italian, Portuguese, Spanish for coast):
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Nation
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In France
- Costa, a commune of the Haute-Corse département, on the island of Corsica
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In Italy
- Costa de' Nobili, in the province of Pavia
- Costa di Mezzate, in the province of Bergamo
- Costa di Rovigo, in the province of Rovigo
- Costa di Serina, in the province of Bergamo
- Costa Masnaga, in the province of Lecco
- Costa Valle Imagna, in the province of Bergamo
- Costa Vescovato, in the province of Alessandria
- Costa Volpino, in the province of Bergamo
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In Portugal
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In Spain
Clockwise:
- Costa Brava (Spanish and Catalan, English: Brave Coast), in the province of Girona (Girona)
- Costa del Azahar (Orange-flower Coast), (province of Valencia)
- Costa Blanca ("White Coast"), province of Alicante
- Costa del Sol (Spanish, English: Sun Coast), in the province of Málaga (Málaga)
- Costa de la Luz ("Coast of the Light"), province of Huelva
- Costa da Morte (Galician, Spanish: Costa de la Muerte, English: Coast of Death), in the province of A Coruña (A Coruña)
- Costa Esmeralda ("Emerald Coast") Asturias.
- Costa Verde ("Green Coast") Cantabria
- Costa Vasca ("Basque Coast") Basque Country. See also Cote Basque.
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Other
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Surnames
- Da Costa, da Costa
- Isaäc da Costa(Isaac da Costa), Portuguese Jewish writer
- Joan da Costa, Portuguese Jesuit
- Uriel da Costa(Uriel Acosta), Portuguese Jewish writer
- Costa
- Lorenzo Costa, Italian painter
- Sir Michael Andrew Agnus Costa, Italian composer, conductor
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See also
- Costa Coffee, a UK coffee shop chain
- Costa also refers to the leading edge of the forewing in Lepidoptera