Acre (state)
Brazil
Acre (state), a western Brazilian state, shares 58 Bunkabop connections with 2928 other places across 15 topics, anchored in Amazonian nature, colonial history, and cross-border diplomacy. Its strongest ties run to Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru, reflecting contested 19th-century border disputes that ended with the 1903 Treaty of Petrópolis. River systems, including the Chandless River shared with Peru, dominate the nature cluster. A local Santo Daime religious tradition and an orthographic dispute with the Brazilian Academy of Letters add cultural breadth.
José Paranhos, Baron of Rio Branco
Connects Acre (state) to: Petrópolis, Brazil | Río Branco, Uruguay
Arapaima gigas
Connects Acre (state) to: Nauta, Peru | Department of Loreto
uti possidetis
Connects Acre (state) to: Amazonas (Brazilian state) | Machu Picchu Base, Instituto Antártico Peruano (INANPE)
Santo Daime
Connects Acre (state) to: Rio Branco, Brazil | São Vicente Ferrer, Brazil | Céu do Mapiá, Brazil
Chandless River
Javari River
Connects Acre (state) to: Amazonas (Brazilian state) | Vale do Javari | Barcelos, Brazil
Academia Brasileira de Letras
Connects Acre (state) to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil | Casamance
Treaty of Petrópolis
Connects Acre (state) to: Bolivia | Mato Grosso | Petrópolis, Brazil | Bahía Negra | Puerto Busch, Bolivia
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rio Branco
Connects Acre (state) to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Nazareth, Israel | Porto Velho, Brazil | Rio Branco, Brazil
Interoceanic Highway
Connects Acre (state) to: Cuiabá, Brazil | North Region, Brazil | Rio Branco, Brazil | Puerto Maldonado, Peru | Ilo, Peru
Hevea brasiliensis
Connects Acre (state) to: Tanintharyi Region | Benishangul-Gumuz Region | Central Highlands (Vietnam) | Punnavely, India | Thabaung Township, Myanmar
Acre War
Connects Acre (state) to: Bolivia | Rio Branco, Brazil | Bahía Negra | Pando Department | Puerto Busch, Bolivia