Aqua
Aqua (Latin for water) stands for
- Aqua (album), album by the English band Asia
- Aqua (band), Danish band
- Aqua (Chicago), skyscraper in Chicago
- Aqua (macOS), graphical user interface of the operating system Mac OS X/OS X/macOS from Apple.
- Aqua (manga), manga series by Kozue Amano
- Aqua, Italian music project, see Milky
- Aqua (satellite), NASA research satellite
- Aquamarine, abbreviation
- the INCI designation for water
- Aqua (Pennsylvania), town in Franklin County
- Aqua Fria Creek, stream in Dallam County, Texas.
- Aqua Ramon Creek, stream in Rio Grande County, Colorado.
- Aqua Run, watercourse in Henry County, Indiana
- Aqua Caliente Mine, mine in Tuolumne County, California
In Roman antiquity, the singular aqua
was used to refer to aqueducts:
- Aqua Alexandrina, today Acqua Felice
- Aqua Alsietina, also Aqua Augusta
- Aqua Appia
- Aqua Augusta, see Serino aqueduct
- Aqua Caerulea
- Aqua Curtia
- Aqua Marcia, see also Aqua Augusta
- Aqua Traiana, today Fontana Paola
- Aqua Virgo
The plural aquae was used in Roman antiquity, with appropriate additions, to designate places with (thermal) springs and spas:
- Aquae (Baden-Baden)
- Aquae, today Baden (Lower Austria)
- Aquae, today Călan
- Aquae Albulae, headwaters 6 km west of Tivoli in Italy
- Aquae Apollinares, today Canale Monterano
- Aquae Apollinares Novae, today Vicarello near Bracciano in Italy
- Aquae Arnemetiae, today Buxton (Derbyshire)
- Aquae Balissae, today Daruvar in Croatia
- Aquae Bilbilitanorum, see Bilbilis
- Aquae Bormonis, today Bourbon-Lancy
- Aquae Calidae, several places
- Aquae Caeretanae, Piano della Carlotta, west of Sasso in Italy
- Aquae Convenarum, today Capvern in the department of Hautes-Pyrénées in France
- Aquae Cutiliae, mineral spring in the territory of the Sabines on the Via Salaria, between today's Cittaducale and Castel Sant'Angelo in Latium
- Aquae Dacicae, 20 km southeast of present-day Sidi Slimane in the Moroccan province of Kénitra.
- Aquae Flaviae, today Chaves (Portugal)
- Aquae Flavianae, today Hammam Essalihine in the province of Khenchela in Algeria, see also list of Roman domes and list of the largest domes of their time
- Aquae Granni, today Aachen
- Aquae Gratianae, also Aquae Allobrogium, today Aix-les-Bains
- Aquae Helveticae, today Baden AG
- Aquae Iasae, today Varaždinske Toplice in Croatia
- Aquae Labanae, today Bagni di Grotta Marozza near Monterotondo (Latium) in Italy
- Aquae Mattiacorum, today Wiesbaden
- Aquae Neapolitanae, today Bagni di Sardara near Sardara
- Aquae Neri, today Néris-les-Bains
- Aquae Passeris, west of Viterbo
- Aquae Patavinae, today Abano Terme
- Aquae Persianae, today Hammam-Lif
- Aquae Segestanae, today Terme Segestane near Castellammare del Golfo in Sicily
- Aquae Segetae, Sceaux-du-Gâtinais in the Loiret department in France
- Aquae Sextiae, today Aix-en-Provence
- Aquae Siccae, near today's Cazères in the department of Haute-Garonne in France
- Aquae Sinuessanae, today Bagni Solfurei near Mondragone (Campania)
- Aquae Statiellae, today Acqui Terme
- Aquae Sulis, today Bath
- Aquae Sulphurae, today Ilidža in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Aquae Tacapitanae, today El Hamma (Gabès)
- Aquae Tarbellicae, today Dax
- Aquae Tauri, today Terme Taurine, northeast of Civitavecchia
- Aquae Thibilitanae, today Hammam Meskhoutine, 15 km west of Guelma in Algeria
- Aquae Villae, see Badenweiler
This includes the following titular bishoprics of the Roman Catholic Church:
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Albae in Byzacena
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Albae in Mauretania
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Flaviae
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae in Byzacena
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae in Dacia
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae in Mauretania
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae in Numidia
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae in Proconsulari
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Novae in Numidia
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Novae in Proconsulari
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Regiae
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Sirenses
- Titular Bishopric of Aquae Thibilitanae
See also:
