Coronel Pringles, Argentina
Argentina
Coronel Pringles, Argentina connects to 180 other places across 4 topics through 8 Bunkabop connections, shaped by railway history, regional governance, and literature. The city is the seat of the Coronel Pringles Partido and takes its name from a grenadier in General San Martín's independence army. Its rail lines once linked it to Buenos Aires and Bahía Blanca. The novelist César Aira, born here in 1949, made the town a recurring setting in his fiction.
Coronel Pringles Partido
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: Coronel Suárez Partido | Tres Arroyos Partido
Ferrocarril General Roca
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: Zapala, Argentina | El Maitén, Argentina | Manuel B. Gonnet, Argentina | Burzaco, Argentina | Don Bosco, Buenos Aires
Constitución railway station
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: Buenos Aires, Argentina | La Plata, Argentina | Mar del Plata, Argentina | Pinamar, Argentina | Wilde, Argentina
Ferrocarril General Bartolomé Mitre
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: La Banda, Argentina | Villa Urquiza | San Pedro, Argentina | Villa Pueyrredón | Colón, Argentina
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bahía Blanca
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Patagonia | Mar del Plata, Argentina | Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Rotary Club
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: Oakland, California | Durham, Ontario | Centralia, Washington | Huntsville, Ontario | Tequila, Mexico
César Aira
Connects Coronel Pringles, Argentina to: France | Italy | China | Spain | Mexico