Volta Totally Explained

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Volta may refer to:

Rivers and lakes

Lake Volta in Ghana
Burkina Faso, the country formerly named Upper Volta
The Volta River, consisting of the:

Other

Alessandro Volta, an Italian physicist and inventor of the electric battery; the Volta Prize in association with the Academie Francaise, the Alessandro Volta Foundation, and its Volta Conference (an interwar cycle of cultural meetings) were named after him

Volta (crater), a crater on the moon named after Alessandro Volta

Volta, a 2007 album by Björk

Toyota Alessandro Volta, a hybrid concept vehicle named after the physicist

The Mars Volta, an American musical group

Lavolta ("The Volta"), a Renaissance dance for couples

Volta a Portugal, an annual professional road bicycle race in Portugal

Volta a Catalunya, an annual professional road bicycle race in Catalonia, Spain

Volta, a Swedish brand of vacuum cleaners.

Volta, the name for a change in subject matter or "turning point" in a sonnet, from Italian for "turn".

Volta, an Estonian company aimed mainly on electric motor and generator manufacturing.

Volta, a 2004 Philippine movie starring Ai-Ai de las Alas and was directed by Wenn V. Deramas.

Volta (TV series), a 2008 Philippine TV series based from its 2004 movie

Volta, a loan origination platform developed by Cology, a technology company located in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Volta, a common step in the latin American dance, Samba.

Volta, a web development toolset by Microsoft

The Volta Electric Theatre, Ireland's first stationary cinema, closed 1948.

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