Charta, Colombia
Colombia
Charta, Colombia spans 56 Bunkabop connections with 646 places across 12 topics, led by art and government. The art thread is anchored in cartographic history, with Gerard de Jode's 1593 world map a key link. The landmarks thread includes Gedde's survey of Copenhagen. The government thread runs through legal texts such as the Statutes at Large and Virginia Convention declarations, with France, the United States, and Italy among the most-shared co-connected places.
The Statutes at Large
Connects Charta, Colombia to: United States | Oxford, England
John Lesslie Hall
Gedde's maps of Copenhagen
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Paris, France | Denmark | Copenhagen, Denmark
Samuel Johnson (pamphleteer)
Connects Charta, Colombia to: London, England | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England
National Library of Greece
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Greece | Athens, Greece
Sampson Mathews
Connects Charta, Colombia to: United States | Virginia | Ohio | Portsmouth, England | Staunton, Virginia
Malmesbury Abbey
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Gloucester, England | Peterborough, United Kingdom
Gerard de Jode
Connects Charta, Colombia to: France | Paris, France | Netherlands | Antwerp, Belgium | Utrecht, Netherlands
Michael I Cerularius
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Cambridge, England | Rome, Italy | Lorraine | Latina, Italy | Ohrid
Cordillera Oriental montane forests
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Nevada | Colombia | Venezuela | Piedmont | Maracaibo, Venezuela
Florence Warfield Sillers
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Texas | Maryland | Missouri | Mississippi | Louisiana
Edmund Rice (colonist)
Connects Charta, Colombia to: Massachusetts | New England | New Hampshire | Worcester, United States | Kahnawake