Charente
France
Charente, an administrative department in southwestern France, spans 67 Bunkabop connections with 532 other places across 20 topics. History and sports form the two largest topic clusters, with nature and cuisine also well represented. Many connections run to Paris, France and London, England, in part through the region's history topic, which includes ties to English medieval rule. The Charente river links the department's two main towns, Angoulême and Cognac, with cognac brandy and pineau among its major products.
Megalithic sites of Charente
Connects Charente to: France
Aquitaine Basin
Connects Charente to: France | Aunis, France
Angoulême Cathedral
Connects Charente to: France
Geneviève Fauconnier
Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente
Connects Charente to: France
Pineau des Charentes
Connects Charente to: Charente-Maritime | Saintonge (region)
Jacques Roux
Connects Charente to: France | Paris, France
Steven Harris (cartoonist)
Connects Charente to: London, England | France
Cafe Chambord
Connects Charente to: New York City, New York | Manhattan, New York
Alphonse Trémeau de Rochebrune
Connects Charente to: France | Paris, France | Au Cap
Luka Goginava
Connects Charente to: France | Tbilisi, Georgia | Grenoble, France
Cognac, France
Connects Charente to: France | Santiago de Compostela, Spain