Bauru, Brazil
Brazil
Bauru, Brazil shares 82 connections with 4766 other places across 19 topics, spanning religion, sports, and transportation history. Religion leads its connection profile, reflecting a diverse Protestant community that census data places at nearly a quarter of the population. The Bauru Basket club won the FIBA Americas League in 2015, anchoring the city's strong sports ties. The main railway station was one of Brazil's largest rail junctions in the 1940s and 1950s. The Bauru Municipal Sambadrome was only the second inaugurated in Brazil. São Paulo is its most-shared co-connected city.
Gustavo Duarte
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: São Paulo, Brazil
Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Cidade Nova, Rio de Janeiro
FIBA Americas League
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Mar del Plata, Argentina | Colón, Panama
dermatology
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Norfolk, Virginia | Piffard, New York
Ferrovia Paulista S/A
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Uberlândia, Brazil | Piracicaba, Brazil | Paulínia, Brazil
Bauru
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: São Paulo, Brazil | Paulista, Brazil
Teodoro Fernandes Sampaio
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Piumhi, Brazil | Paratinga, Brazil | Ceará-Mirim, Brazil
National Archives of Brazil
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Garanhuns, Brazil | Montes Claros | Mossoró, Brazil
Marcos de Paula
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Italy | Milan, Italy | Verona, Italy | Chievo
Roman Catholic Diocese of Paulo Afonso
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Brazil | Feira de Santana, Brazil | Paulo Afonso, Brazil
Battle of Três Lagoas
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: São Paulo, Brazil | Lima, Peru | Porto, Portugal | Mato Grosso | Três Lagoas, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Bauru
Connects Bauru, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Niterói, Brazil | Botucatu, Brazil