List of people from Santiago, Cape Verde

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This article is a list of people from the island of Santiago, Cape Verde . This is a list of people native to the island. The list is ordered by current municipality.

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Praia

Ribeira Grande de Santiago

Santa Catarina

Santa Cruz

São Domingos

São Lourenço dos Órgãos

São Miguel

Tarrafal

Locality not listed

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