Arequipa, Peru
Peru
Arequipa, Peru links 2541 places across 24 topics through 146 Bunkabop connections, with government and history forming the two heaviest clusters. Its strongest overlaps run with Lima, Peru and Chile, reflecting entangled political and military histories. The 1948 coup that brought Manuel Odría to power launched from the Arequipa garrison, and the city served as the last rebel redoubt in Peru's Civil War of 1856–1858. Religion adds a parallel thread through the Basilica Cathedral, the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Arequipa.
Patricia Salas O'Brien
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Ruiz de Montoya, Argentina
Peruvian Civil War of 1856–1858
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Arica, Chile
Basilica Cathedral of Arequipa
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Belgium | Peru | Department of Arequipa
Gustavo R. Paz-Pujalt
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Lima, Peru
1948 Peruvian coup d'état
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Callao, Peru
Henry Draper Catalogue
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Strasbourg, France
Gianella Neyra
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Argentina | Lima, Peru
Central Reserve Bank of Peru
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: United States | Peru
Roman Catholic Diocese of Puno
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Cusco, Peru | Puno, Peru | Ampuero, Spain
Roman Catholic Diocese of Callao
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Callao, Peru | Huancayo, Peru
Julio Rivera (footballer)
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Lima, Peru | Rivera, Uruguay | Guerrero | Moquegua, Peru
Television in Peru
Connects Arequipa, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Monterrico, Argentina