Amambay
Paraguay
Amambay, a department of Paraguay, connects to 3676 places across 9 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections. Cuisine and nature lead, with crops such as maize, sunflower, and sugar cane grown in the region. It shares many connections with Argentina, Brazil, and Alto Paraná, partly through the Alto Paraná Atlantic forests ecoregion. History adds the Paraguayan War, since Marshal Francisco Solano López died at Cerro Corá in 1870. Drug trafficking also links it to wider government topics.
Geografía del Paraguay
Connects Amambay to: Yaguarón, Paraguay | Santiago, Paraguay
Caiman (genus)
Connects Amambay to: Santos, Brazil | Nacajuca, Mexico
drug trafficking
Connects Amambay to: Atlanta, Georgia | São Paulo, Brazil | Harlem | Yunnan | Transnistria
Alto Paraná Atlantic forests
Connects Amambay to: Brazil | Argentina | São Paulo, Brazil | Paraguay | Minas Gerais
clover
Connects Amambay to: Republic of Ireland | Rezina District | Ialoveni District | Drochia District | Briceni District
tangerine
Connects Amambay to: Tangier, Morocco | Jalalabad, Afghanistan | Roraima | Central Sulawesi | Rio Grande do Sul
Francisco Solano López
Connects Amambay to: France | Poland | Brazil | Colorado | Argentina
grapefruit
Connects Amambay to: China | Texas | Florida | Vietnam | Argentina
fern
Connects Amambay to: Germany | Oxford, England | Netherlands | Turkey | Vietnam
Mato Grosso
Connects Amambay to: Pernambuco | Campo Grande, Brazil | Bauru, Brazil | Amazonas (Brazilian state) | Erechim, Brazil
yerba mate
Connects Amambay to: Spain | Florida | South Africa | Brazil | Miami, Florida
garlic
Connects Amambay to: France | California | Australia | Japan | China