Macha (disambiguation)

• The LÉ Macha , a ship in the Irish Naval Service, named for the goddess
• The Macha crater in Russia, less than 7000 years old
• Macha , a playable character in Chrono Cross.
• Macha , a band from Athens, Georgia combining Indonesian instrumental elements with indie rock
• Macha, Zambia, a region and chiefdom in the Southern Province of Zambia
• Macha, Bolivia, a town in the Bolivian department of Potosi
• Macha Mission Station, a Christian mission in Zambia
• Macha Oromo, a section or sub-group of the Oromo people
• Mia , a character in the anime .hack//SIGN also known as Macha
• Karel Hynek Mácha, a Czech romantic poet
• Ken Macha, former manager for the Milwaukee Brewers
• The Mid-American Collegiate Hockey Association (MACHA), an ACHA Division 2 conference not sanctioned by the NCAA, or
• The Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association (also MACHA), another ACHA Division 2 conference not sanctioned by the NCAA.
• The Flag of Macha, the remains of the first physical flag of Argentina

See also

• Matcha, powdered green tea used for example in the Japanese tea ceremony
• Lepidium meyenii, a herb commonly known as maca.