Vale

Vale

Vale bezeichnet:


Vale heißen die Orte

  • Vale (Harghita) im Kreis Harghita im rumänischen Siebenbürgen
  • Vale (Cluj) im Kreis Cluj im rumänischen Siebenbürgen
  • Vale (Sibiu) im Kreis Sibiu im rumänischen Siebenbürgen
  • Vale (Oregon), Stadt in Oregon, Vereinigte Staaten
  • Vale (North Carolina), Stadt in North Carolina, Vereinigte Staaten
Gemeinden in Portugal

mit Namenszusatz:

  • Vale Benfeito
  • Vale Covo
  • Vale da Amoreira
  • Vale da Madre
  • Vale da Mula
  • Vale da Pedra
  • Vale da Pinta
  • Vale da Porca
  • Vale da Senhora da Póvoa
  • Vale das Éguas
  • Vale das Fontes
  • Vale das Mós
  • Vale de Açor
  • Vale de Afonsinho
  • Vale de Água
  • Vale de Amoreira
  • Vale de Anta
  • Vale de Asnes
  • Vale de Azares
  • Vale de Bouro
  • Vale de Cavalos
  • Vale de Coelha
  • Vale de Espinho
  • Vale de Estrela
  • Vale de Figueira (Santarém)
  • Vale de Figueira (São João da Pesqueira)
  • Vale de Figueira (Tabuaço)
  • Vale de Frades
  • Vale de Gouvinhas
  • Vale de Janeiro
  • Vale de Madeira
  • Vale de Mendiz
  • Vale de Nogueiras
  • Vale de Porco
  • Vale de Prados
  • Vale de Prazeres
  • Vale de Remígio
  • Vale de Salgueiro
  • Vale de Santarém
  • Vale de Santiago
  • Vale de Telhas
  • Vale de Vargo
  • Vale do Paraíso
  • Vale do Peso
  • Vale do Seixo
  • Vale Flor
  • Vale Formoso
  • Vale Frechoso
  • Vale Longo
  • Vale Pereiro
  • Vale Verde


Vale ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

  • Bruno Vale (* 1983), portugiesischer Fußballtorhüter
  • Michael Vale (1922–2005), US-amerikanischer Filmschauspieler
  • Virginia Vale (1926–2006), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin


Siehe auch:

  • Wale (Stadt), Stadt in Georgien (alternative Transkription Vale)
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