San Francisco, California, is named for Saint Francis of Assisi.
Francisco is the spanish version of the name Francis. "San" also means saint, as in Saint Francis of Assisi. The city San Francisco was named after a mission established in Saint Francis' name. Francisco is the spanish version of the name Francis. "San" also means saint, as in Saint Francis of Assisi. The city San Francisco was named after a mission established in Saint Francis' name.
Saint Paul, Minnesota San Francisco, California San Diego, California San Antonio, Texas
Cupertino is the name of a city in central California named after a saint. The origin of the name is Italian
San and Santa are used throughout California in place names. (San Francisco / Santa Bárbara etc.). This is quite simply the Spanish term for "Saint". San being Male, Santa for the female saint name. California was pretty much laid out by missionaries from Spain. Each mission was settled about days ride on horseback from the previous one. As the missionaries settled a region, they took the book of saints day's out and named each settlement after the saint who's celebration day it was in the catholic faith. Hope this explains well enough, with not too much boredom! Larry Kemp www.itwo.ws
Well, there's Berkelium, which was named after the city of Berkeley, CA (indirectly... it was actually named after the University of California at Berkeley, which was itself named after the city). That's about as close as it gets.
Saint Petersburg .
There is an Arkansas City in Califormia near Oakland, California.
The city is named after Washington Irving's book Tales of the Alhambra.
San Francisco, California was founded on the date of June 29, 1776. This was also when the colonists from Spain established a fort at the Golden Gate and a mission named for Saint Francis of Assisi a few miles away.
Saint Paul has at least two cities named for him - St Paul is a city in Minnesota and Sao Paulo is a city in Brazil
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