Apure
Venezuela
Apure, Venezuela connects to 1704 places across 13 topics through 55 Bunkabop connections, with nature topics forming the largest cluster. The region's Orinoco floodplain savannah extends into the Apure-Villavicencio dry forests that also cover parts of Colombia. History and military topics reflect Apure's role in Venezuelan independence, seen through Pedro Camejo, a soldier from the region buried in the National Pantheon of Venezuela. Strong ties with Colombia and Caracas span ecology, governance, and religion.
Roman Catholic Diocese of San Fernando de Apure
Connects Apure to: Venezuela | Calabozo, Venezuela | Guasdualito
RCTV
Connects Apure to: Venezuela | Ferrara, Italy | Fundación, Colombia
Pedro Camejo
Connects Apure to: Venezuela | San Juan, Philippines | Granada, Spain | Carabobo
Wilhelm Peters
Connects Apure to: Paris, France | Berlin, Germany | Angola | Greenland | Mozambique
Ranjit Desai
Connects Apure to: India | Tuzi, Montenegro | Kolhapur district | Sawal, India | Gandhali, India
Apure–Villavicencio dry forests
Connects Apure to: Nevada | Colombia | Venezuela | Gustavia, France
Guiana Shield
Connects Apure to: French Guiana | Roraima | Coro, Venezuela | Venezuelan Llanos | Puerto Carreño, Colombia
Herbaceous plant
Connects Apure to: Oxford, England | Sydney, Australia | Ponta Grossa, Brazil | Haalderen, Netherlands
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Calabozo
Connects Apure to: Venezuela | Caracas, Venezuela | Maracaibo, Venezuela | Barquisimeto | Sendra, India
Arauca River
Connects Apure to: Colorado | Nevada | Colombia | Venezuela | Boyacá Department
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cumaná
Connects Apure to: Barcelona, Spain | Venezuela | Maturín | Padrón, Spain | Cumaná, Venezuela
FARC dissidents
Connects Apure to: Colombia | Peru | Venezuela | São Paulo, Brazil | Caracas, Venezuela