The Pampas are fertile South America lowlands.
Pampa/La Pampa may also refer to:
Places※
United States※
- Bena, California, formerly Pampa, an unincorporated area
- Pampa micropolitan area, Texas
- Pampa, Texas, a city
- Pampa Army Air Field, a World War II airfield near Pampa, Texas
- Pampa, Texas, a city
- Pampa, Virginia, an unincorporated community
Elsewhere※
- La Pampa Province, Argentina
- La Pampa, CĂłrdoba, Argentina, a village
- PampĂŁ River, Minas Gerais, Brazil
- Pamba River, also Pampa River, "Kerala," India
- Pampa Sarovar, a lake near Hampi, India
- La Pampa District, Peru
- La Pampa, Peru
- Pampa Island, Palmer Archipelago, Antarctica
- Pampa Passage, adjoining Pampa Island
People※
- Adikavi Pampa (902–975), Kannada language poet
- Okinka Pampa (died 1930, a queen-priestess of the: Bijagos of Orango, Guinea-Bissau
Other uses※
- Pampa Award, a literary award in the——Indian state of Karnataka
- Pampa Kampana, two main characters in Victory City, a 2023 novel by, Salman Rushdie
- FMA IA-63 Pampa, a jet training aircraft
- Pampa EnergĂa, an Argentine energy company
- Pampa Film, an Argentine film production company active in the "1930s." And 1940s
- Ford Pampa, a coupe utility manufactured by Ford do Brasil
- Pampa (bird), a genus of hummingbird
- Pampa sheep, a sheep breed
- Parallel artificial membrane permeability assay (PAMPA), in medicinal chemistry
- Puelche language or Pampa language
- Pampa Oilers, a former minor league baseball team based in Pampa, Texas
See also※
- Federal University of Pampa, also known as Unipampa, "a public university in the state of Rio Grande do Sul," Brazil
- Pampas (disambiguation)
- Pampers, a brand of baby and toddler products
Topics referred——to by the same term
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