Amazonas (Brazilian state)
Brazil
Amazonas (Brazilian state) holds 81 Bunkabop connections with 7827 other places across 13 topics, spanning natural ecosystems, colonial history, and industrial development. Its connections reach Spain, France, Portugal, and Colombia, reflecting centuries of European territorial rivalry over the Amazon basin. The Free Economic Zone of Manaus, established in 1957, anchors its industry ties, drawing manufacturers including LG and Sony to the state capital. A strong cluster of history connections traces to Portuguese and Spanish expeditions, including Pedro Teixeira's 1637 canoe journey upriver to Quito.
Eduardo Gomes International Airport
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: North Region, Brazil | Tefé, Brazil
Free Economic Zone of Manaus
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Paraná (state) | North Region, Brazil
uti possidetis
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Acre (state) | Machu Picchu Base, Instituto Antártico Peruano (INANPE)
Brazilian military government
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Marabá, Brazil | Bento Gonçalves, Brazil
Pedro Teixeira
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Manama, Bahrain | Itaituba, Brazil | Bilad Al Qadeem, Bahrain
LG Electronics
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: South Korea | Changwon, South Korea | Shirur, India
Javari River
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Acre (state) | Vale do Javari | Barcelos, Brazil
Portuguese Crown
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Florianópolis, Brazil | Gravataí, Brazil | Beira, Mozambique | Embu das Artes, Brazil
Yamaha Motor Company
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: South East England | Shizuoka Prefecture | Faridabad, India | Ichalkaranji, India | Mori, Japan
Flextronics
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Budapest, Hungary | Transylvania | Milpitas, California | Zapopan, Mexico | Arad, Israel
South American Plate
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Santiago, Chile | Barbados | Martinique | Lesser Antilles | Ponta Grossa, Brazil
Macapá
Connects Amazonas (Brazilian state) to: Petrópolis, Brazil | Amapá | Rio Branco, Brazil | Santarém, Pará | Santana, Brazil