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'''Castro''' is a [[Romance language]] word that originally derived from Latin ''[[castrum]]'', a pre-Roman military camp or fortification (cf: Greek: ''kastron''; Proto-Celtic:''*Kassrik;'' {{langx|br|kaer, *kastro|link=no}}). The English-language equivalent is ''[[Chester (disambiguation)|chester]]''.
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== People ==
== People ==
* [[Castro (surname)]], a surname (including a list of people with the name)
* [[Castro (surname)]], including a list of people with the name
** [[Fidel Castro]] (1926–2016), leader of Cuba, former First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba
** [[Fidel Castro]] (1926–2016), leader of Cuba
** [[José Castro]] (1808–1860), Mexican [[Californio]] politician, statesman, and general who served as interim Governor of Alta California and later Governor of [[Baja California]]
* [[De Castro family]], a Sephardic Jewish family of Portuguese, Spanish and Italian origin
** [[Julián Castro (Venezuelan politician)]] (1810–1875) a Venezuelan military officer and President of Venezuela between 1858 and 1859
** [[Julian Castro]] (b. 1974), American politician from San Antonio
** [[Raúl Castro]] (b. 1931), younger brother of Fidel Castro, former First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba
** [[Xiomara Castro]] (b. 1959), president of [[Honduras]] and wife of former Honduran president [[Manuel Zelaya]]
* [[de Castro]], a Portuguese surname
* [[House of Castro]], a Spanish noble family
* [[House of Castro]], a Spanish noble family
* [[Prince Carlo, Duke of Castro]], claimant to the headship of the royal House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies
* [[Duke of Castro (disambiguation)|Duke of Castro]], the title of several people
* A nickname of [[Martin Castrogiovanni]] (born 1981), Argentine-born Italian rugby player
* [[Martín Castrogiovanni]] (born 1981), Argentine-born Italian rugby player nicknamed Castro
* [[Castro (Brazilian footballer)]], the mononym of Luiz Felipe Castro Neto, Brazilian footballer
* [[Castro (Brazilian footballer)]] (Luiz Felipe Castro Neto, born 1995)
* [[Castro (Spanish footballer)]], the mononym of Santiago Castro Anido, Spanish footballer
* [[Castro (Spanish footballer)]] (Santiago Castro Anido, born 1947)
 
* [[Castro (musician)]] (Theophilus Tagoe, born 1982, disappeared 2014), Ghanaian musician
== Places and jurisdictions ==
* [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro Barros (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro Street (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro City (disambiguation)]]
 
===Brazil===
* [[Castro, Paraná]], a municipality in the state of Paraná in the Southern Region of Brazil.
 
===Chile===
* [[Castro, Chile]]
 
===Greece===
* Curiate Italian designation for the Latin Catholic titular bishopric of [[Moglæna]], now Almopia, a municipality of the Pella regional unit in Greek Macedonia.


== Places ==
===Italy===
===Italy===
* [[Castro, Apulia]], a ''comune'' (municipality) in the province of Lecce
* [[Castro, Apulia]]
** the former [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro di Puglia]], now a Latin Catholic titular see
* [[Castro, Lazio]], an ancient city
* [[Castro, Lazio]], a destroyed town in the province of Viterbo
* [[Castro, Lombardy]]
** the former [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro del Lazio]], now a Latin Catholic titular see
* [[Oschiri]], site of Castro, a disappeared town, and bishopric
* [[Castro, Lombardy]], a ''comune'' in the province of Bergamo
* [[Castel di Castro]], 13th century fortified city at the site of modern Cagliari, Sardinia
* A former town within the ''comune'' of [[Oschiri]], Sardinia
** the former [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro di Sardegna]], now a Latin Catholic titular see
 
=== Mexico ===
 
* Castro, Baja California


=== Spain ===
=== Spain ===
* [[:es: Castro (Soria)|Castro (Soria)]]
* {{ill|Castro (Soria)|es|Castro (Soria)}}
* [[Castros (Spain)]]
* [[Castro Caldelas]], Galicia
* [[Castro Caldelas]], Galicia
* [[Castro Urdiales]], Cantabria
* [[Castro Urdiales]], Cantabria
===Switzerland===
* [[Castro, Ticino]]


===United States===
===United States===
* [[Castro County, Texas]]
* [[Castro County, Texas]]
* [[Castro Cove]], an embayment of the San Pablo Bay in Richmond, California
* [[Castro District, San Francisco]], commonly referred to as the Castro
* [[Castro Creek]], a creek in Richmond, California
** [[Castro station]]
* [[Castro Street Station]], a Metro station in San Francisco, California
* [[Castro Creek]], in Richmond, California
* [[Castro Theatre]], a movie theater in San Francisco, California
* [[Castro Cove]], of the San Pablo Bay in Richmond, California
* [[The Castro, San Francisco]], a neighborhood in San Francisco, California
* [[Castro Peak (California)]]
* [[Castro Valley, California]], a census-designated place in Alameda County
* [[Castro Valley, California]]
 
===Elsewhere===
* [[Castro, Paraná]], Brazil
* [[Castro, Chile]]
* [[Castro, Ticino]], Switzerland
* [[Castro Peak]], in Antarctica


== Other uses==
== Other uses==
* [[Castro culture]], Iron-Age, Bronze-Age and Celtic culture in the Northern Iberian Peninsula
* [[Castro culture]], Iron-Age, Bronze-Age and Celtic culture in the Northern Iberian Peninsula
**[[Castros in Spain]]
** [[Castros (Spain)]], fortified settlements
**[[Castro (village)]], types of settlements of the Castro culture
** [[Castros in Portugal]], fortified settlements
* [[Castro (clothing)]], an Israel-based clothing company
* [[Castro (clothing)]], an Israeli company
* [[Castro (song)|"Castro" (song)]], a 2016 song by [[Yo Gotti]]
* [[Castro (play)|''Castro'' (play)]], a 1598 Portuguese tragedy play by António Ferreira
* [[Wars of Castro]], conflict between the Papacy and the Farnese dukes of Parma
* [[Castro (song)|"Castro" (song)]], by Yo Gotti, 2016
* [[Castro FC]], Spanish football team
* [[Castro FC]], Spanish football team
* [[Jose Castro House]], historic Monterey Colonial adobe house built in 1840
* [[Castro Theatre]], in San Francisco, California, US


== See also==
== See also==
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* [[Castro Barros (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro Street (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro City (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castor (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castor (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castrelo de Miño]] and [[Castrelo do Val]] (with the Galician/Portuguese diminutive)
* [[Castro brothers (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castro brothers (disambiguation)]]
* [[Castrum]]
* ''[[Castra]]'' and ''castrum'', Latin terms for military camp and fort
* [[De castro family (disambiguation)]]
* [[Gastro-]], of or pertaining to the stomach
* [[Duke of Castro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Gastro-]], common English-language prefix derived from the ancient Greek γαστήρ ''gastēr'' ("stomach")
* [[Kastro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Kastro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Castro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Wars of Castro]], in the mid-17th century


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