Bajío
Mexico
Bajío, the highland region of central Mexico, shares 113 connections with 7272 other places across 18 topics, with history and government as the dominant threads. At the border between Mesoamerica and Aridoamerica, the region was home to Otomi and Chichimeca peoples before becoming the starting point of Mexico's War of Independence, including the Cry of Dolores. Many of its connections run through Guanajuato, Querétaro, and Spain, reflecting colonial governance, the independence conflicts, and Franciscan mission routes that crossed the region.
Convention of Aguascalientes
Connects Bajío to: Guadalupe, Mexico | Aguascalientes (city), Mexico
Lake Yuriria
Connects Bajío to: Guanajuato | Yuriria
Miguel Domínguez
Connects Bajío to: Guanajuato | Querétaro (city), Mexico
Franciscan Missions in the Sierra Gorda
Connects Bajío to: Arroyo Seco, Mexico | Jalpan de Serra, Mexico | Landa de Matamoros, Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Connects Bajío to: Mexico | Villahermosa, Mexico | Yécora, Mexico
Miguel Miramón
Connects Bajío to: Apaseo el Grande | Zacatecas (city), Mexico | Tempoal de Sánchez, Mexico
San Juan de los Lagos
Connects Bajío to: Cholula, Mexico | Encarnación de Díaz, Mexico | Altos de Jalisco | San José de los Reynoso, Mexico
Aridoamerica
Connects Bajío to: Sinaloa | Nuevo León | San Luis Potosí | San Luis Potosí (city), Mexico
Mesoamerican Preclassic period
Connects Bajío to: Mexico City, Mexico | Albán, Colombia
Cry of Dolores
Connects Bajío to: Salinas, California | Guadalupe, California | Wells of Baján | Ciudad Ayala, Mexico
Constitution of Mexico
Connects Bajío to: Mexico | Mexico City, Mexico | Tlaxcala (city), Mexico | Chilpancingo, Mexico | Bolonchén, Campeche
Congress of the Union
Connects Bajío to: Mexico | Jalisco | Chihuahua (state) | Sonoma, California | Autlán, Mexico