Sparta (disambiguation)

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Sparta was a prominent city-state in ancient Greece.

Sparta may also refer to:

• Sparta, Laconia, a city and municipality in Greece that lies at the site of ancient Sparta

• Sparta, Ontario, a historic village in Canada
• Sparta, or Sparty-Wharf, a hamlet in Box Grove, Ontario 1850 to 1867

• Sparta, Georgia, a city
• Sparta, Illinois, a city
• Sparta, Indiana, an unincorporated community
• Sparta, Kentucky, a city
• Sparta, Louisiana, an unincorporated community
• Sparta, Michigan, a village
• Sparta, Mississippi, an unincorporated community
• Sparta, Missouri, a city
• Sparta, Buchanan County, Missouri, an unincorporated community
• Sparta, Nebraska, an unincorporated community
• Sparta, New Jersey, a township
• Sparta, New York, a township, Livingston County
• Sparta, North Carolina
• Sparta, Ohio, a village
• Sparta, Tennessee, a city
• Sparta, Wisconsin, a city
• Sparta (town), Wisconsin, a town

• Sparta Prague, a Czech multi-sports club:
  • AC Sparta Prague, men's football team
  • AC Sparta Praha (women), women's football team
  • HC Sparta Praha, ice hockey team
  • BC Sparta Prague, men's basketball team
  • BLC Sparta Prague, women's basketball team
  • RC Sparta Prague, rugby union team
  • AC Sparta Praha (cycling team)
  • TK Sparta Prague, a tennis club and training center
  • Sparta Prague Open, a tennis tournament
• SK Sparta Kolín, a Czech football team
• SK Sparta Krč, a Czech football team

• Sparta-Feyenoord, a Dutch baseball team
• Sparta Rotterdam, a Dutch football team

• IL Sparta, a Norwegian multi-sport club
  • Sparta Warriors, ice hockey team of IL Sparta
  • Sparta Amfi, an indoor ice hockey rink, belonging to IL Sparta
• FK Sparta Sarpsborg (2004-2007), later Sarpsborg 08 FF, a Norwegian football team

• Sparta Brodnica, a Polish football team
• Sparta Janowiec Wielkopolski, a Polish football team
• Sparta Lwów, a Polish football team
• Sparta Oborniki, a Polish football team; See Mariusz Szyszka
• Sparta Szamotuły, a Polish football team
• Sparta Wrocław, a Polish motorcycle speedway team
• Sparta Złotów, a Polish multi-sports club

• Sparta F.C., a Greek football club
• Sparta (athletic club), a Danish athletic club
• CF Sparta, a Moldovan football club
• Sparta, a racehorse which failed to complete the 1848 Grand National

• Sparta (film), a 2022 film directed by Ulrich Seidl
• Ancient Wars: Sparta, a real-time strategy computer game
• Sparta, a fictional planet in the CoDominium series of books by Jerry Pournelle
• Sparta, a fictional planet in the novel A Spartan Planet by A. Bertram Chandler
• Sparta, part four of the limited series Herogasm as part of The Boys comic book franchise
• "This is Sparta!", an internet meme originating from the film 300

• Sparta (album), an album by M.O.P.
• Sparta (band), a band formed by ex-members of At the Drive-In
• "Sparta", a song by Sabaton From The Last Stand

• Sparta (mythology), mythical first queen of Sparta, eponym of the city-state
• SPARTA, Inc., a United States defense contractor
• Laconian (dog), an extinct breed of dog also known as the Spartan
• Sparta (moth), a genus of moth
• Sparta (rocket), an Australian rocket
• Sparta (ship), a Russian fishing trawler
• Sparta, the nickname for a Panthera spelaea cub discovered preserved in permafrost

• Duke of Sparta, title of the heir apparent to the Greek throne
• Spartoi or Sparti, a group of mythical beings figuring in the founding myths of the ancient Greek city of Thebes
• Nueva Esparta, a state in Venezuela
• Nueva Esparta, El Salvador
• Esparta, a municipality in the Honduras
• Isparta, a city in Turkey
• Sparta Township (disambiguation)
• Spartak (disambiguation)
• Spartan (disambiguation)
• Spata (disambiguation)
• Laconia (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with Sparta
• All pages with titles containing Sparta

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