San Javier

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San Javier, a Spanish-language reference to Saint Francis Xavier, is sometimes used as a toponym in parts of the world where that tongue is spoken:

Contents 1  Argentina 2  Bolivia 3  Chile 4  Mexico 5  Peru 6  Spain 7  Uruguay 8 See also

[edit]  Argentina

• San Javier, Santa Fe
• San Javier Department, Córdoba
• San Javier Department, Misiones
• San Javier Department, Santa Fe
  • San Javier River
• Cerro San Javier
• San Javier River, Tucumán

[edit]  Bolivia

• San Javier, Ñuflo de Chávez, Santa Cruz Department
• San Javier, Cercado, Beni Department

[edit]  Chile

• San Javier, Chile

[edit]  Mexico

• San Javier, Baja California Sur
  • Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Biaundó
• San Javier, Chiapas
• San Javier, Chihuahua
• San Javier, Durango
• San Javier, Nuevo León
• San Javier, Sinaloa
• San Javier, Sonora

[edit]  Peru

• San Javier de Alpabamba District, Ayacucho

[edit]  Spain

• San Javier, Murcia
  • Murcia-San Javier Airport

[edit]  Uruguay

• San Javier, Río Negro Department

[edit] See also

• San Javier Department
• San Javier River
• St. Xavier (including San Xavier)

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