Bluefields, Nicaragua

Nicaragua

Bluefields, Nicaragua carries 72 Bunkabop connections with 3440 other places across 16 topics, spanning tropical ecology, colonial military history, and indigenous languages. The city takes its name from Abraham Blauvelt, a Dutch-Jewish pirate who explored the western Caribbean. Many connections tie back to the United States through military and political history. The Rama language, spoken on Rama Cay island in Bluefields Lagoon, and Moskitian Creole anchor a strong cluster of indigenous language connections alongside ties to the Moravian Church.