Ciudad Guayana
Venezuela
Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela, links to 1243 places across 9 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections. Industry leads the mix, with hydroelectricity, steelworks and the regional development office CVG, and nature, sports and religion follow. Sources describe it as Venezuela's fastest-growing city, with iron, steel, aluminum and hydroelectric industries. John Paul II established its Catholic diocese in 1979. It shares many connections with Venezuela, the United States and Maturín.
Corporación Venezolana de Guayana
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Monagas | Barrancas del Orinoco
metro area
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Espírito Santo | Capital District (New York)
Anzoátegui
Roman Catholic Diocese of San Carlos de Venezuela
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Venezuela | Valencia, Spain | Rivera, Uruguay
Roman Catholic Diocese of Ciudad Guayana
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Venezuela | Maracaibo, Venezuela | Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela | Viloria, Spain | Ramón Santana
steelworks
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Luleå, Sweden | Helwan | Dunaújváros, Hungary | Pye (Osnabrück district) | Athus, Belgium
Christian Santos
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Germany | Venezuela | Maastricht, Netherlands | Nijmegen, Netherlands | Bielefeld, Germany
railway stations in Venezuela
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Venezuela | Caracas, Venezuela | La Guaira, Venezuela | Cúa | Anzoátegui
Rubilio Castillo
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Jamaica | Venezuela
Emilio Izaguirre
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Toronto, Ontario | Chile
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Ciudad Bolívar
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Rome, Italy | Barcelona, Spain | Puerto Rico | Venezuela | Granada, Spain
Barranquilla
Connects Ciudad Guayana to: Colombia | Santa Marta, Colombia | Cúcuta, Colombia | Valledupar, Colombia | Cartagena, Colombia