Bolívar

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Bolívar is the surname of Simón Bolívar, one of the [[Liberators|]] of Latin America in its war against Spain; the Republic of Bolivia and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela are named after him, as are a number of other things, mainly in the Western Hemisphere.

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Streets, Roads, Bridges

Simon Bolivar Str, Ankara, Turkey

Natural geographic features

Airports

Schools

Countries

Argentina

Belgium

Bolívarplaats, Antwerp, Belgium

Bolivia

Colombia

Ecuador

Egypt

  • مدان سيمون بوليفار (Midān Simon Bolivar, Simón Bolívar Square), Cairo

Peru

Spain

  • La Puebla de Bolibar or Bolíbar (Bolibar in modern Basque spelling) is a small village in Biscay, home of Simón Bolívar's ancestors, and origin of their surname. In the 1960s it was anexionated to the municipality of Marquina (today Markina-Xemein). A local movement asked for its separation and in 30 november 2004, Biscayne local government has approved its independence. Bolívar/Bolibar is to be the capital of the municipality of Ziortza-Bolibar.
  • Basque Country is not named after Bolívar. Rather it is the origin of the Bolívar family.

United Kingdom

Bolivar Terrace, Mount Florida, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

United States

Venezuela

Other uses

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