Cerdanya
France
Cerdanya, a cross-border Pyrenean region divided between France and Spain, shares 55 connections with 3875 other places across 11 topics. History and government dominate, with strong ties to France, Spain, Barcelona, and Aragon. The evidence runs from the 8th-century Umayyad campaigns, when a Berber commander established a small realm here after the Battle of Toulouse, through World War I, when Cerdanya served as a smuggling corridor for horses and mules crossing the Franco-Spanish border.
Odo the Great
Connects Cerdanya to: Aquitaine, France | Llívia, Spain
Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi
Connects Cerdanya to: Aquitaine, France | Llívia, Spain
Le Perthus
Connects Cerdanya to: Els Límits, Spain | La Jonquera, Spain
Bourg-Madame
Connects Cerdanya to: Llívia, Spain | Puigcerdà, Spain
commune in France
Connects Cerdanya to: Arzew, Algeria | Llívia, Spain | Puigcerdà, Spain
La Molina (ski resort)
Connects Cerdanya to: Spain | Girona, Spain
Abd al-Rahman I
Connects Cerdanya to: Pamplona, Spain | Province of Tarragona | Archidona, Spain | Arcos de la Frontera, Spain | Tíjola, Spain
Cerdanya
Connects Cerdanya to: France | Spain | Toulouse, France | Llívia, Spain
département in France
Connects Cerdanya to: Holland | Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | Maastricht, Netherlands | Ionian Islands | Aunis, France
Battle of Toulouse (721)
Connects Cerdanya to: France | Rome, Italy | Toulouse, France | Aquitaine, France
James III of Majorca
Connects Cerdanya to: Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Barcelona, Spain | Aragon | Montpellier, France
Occitania (administrative region)
Connects Cerdanya to: France | Italy | Bordeaux, France | Toulouse, France | Aragon