Corinto, Nicaragua
Corinto, Nicaragua
Corinto, Nicaragua appears in 9 Bunkabop connections with 193 places across 6 topics, reflecting its role as a Pacific port at the center of regional trade and political conflict. The connections span transportation, government, and military history. British forces occupied the port in 1895 over a disputed indemnity linked to the Mosquito Coast. U.S. forces mined it during the 1980s Contra war, and in 1909 Theodore Roosevelt appointed writer James Weldon Johnson as U.S. Consul there.
El Realejo
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: El Viejo, Nicaragua | Chichigalpa, Nicaragua
Sandinista
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: Chile | Mosquito Coast | Granada, Nicaragua | Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina | Los Chiles
Mosquito Coast
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: Honduras | Nicaragua | Bluefields, Nicaragua | Matagalpa, Nicaragua | Corn Islands, Nicaragua
container terminal
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: Jamaica | East Bay | San Diego–Tijuana | Navi Mumbai, India | Port Klang, Malaysia
cargo
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: San Diego, California | Antwerp, Belgium | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Rosario, Argentina | Ipswich, England
United States occupation of Nicaragua
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: United States | Los Angeles, California | New York City, New York | Mexico | Cleveland, Ohio
James Weldon Johnson
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: United States | Germany | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York | Florida
Nicaragua
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: Wisconsin | Chile | Costa Rica | Honduras | Belize
shoal
Connects Corinto, Nicaragua to: United Kingdom | Japan | Virginia | Philippines | Mississippi