Department of Loreto
Peru
Department of Loreto connects to 3521 places across 8 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, led by nature. Amazon tributaries such as the Napo, Pastaza and Aguarico rivers link it across the Ecuador border. Its strongest overlaps are with Peru and Ecuador. History adds the rubber boom, which started the Golden Age of Iquitos at the end of the 19th century. Science and religion appear too, along with environmentalist Liz Chicaje, a native of the department.
Arapaima gigas
Connects Department of Loreto to: Acre (state) | Nauta, Peru
Sierra (Peru)
Connects Department of Loreto to: Department of Piura | Santa María del Mar District (Peru) | Department of Huánuco
rubber boom
Connects Department of Loreto to: Iquitos, Peru | Porto Velho, Brazil | Marabá, Brazil | Puerto Maldonado, Peru | Cachuela Esperanza, Bolivia
Aguarico River
Connects Department of Loreto to: Peru | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Ecuador | Quito, Ecuador
Liz Chicaje
Connects Department of Loreto to: Colombia | Peru | Lima, Peru | Bonn, Germany | Pebas District
lizard
Connects Department of Loreto to: The Gambia | Kanyakumari district | Prayagraj, India | Rivers State | Almonte
Pastaza River
Connects Department of Loreto to: Rome, Italy | Peru | Lima, Peru | Ecuador | Quito, Ecuador
Napo River
Connects Department of Loreto to: Colombia | Peru | Ecuador | West Bank | Quito, Ecuador
Huallaga River
Connects Department of Loreto to: Colombia | Peru | Monzón, Spain | Huánuco | Pucallpa
Putumayo River
Connects Department of Loreto to: Colombia | Peru | Ecuador | Manaus, Brazil | El Encanto, Colombia
Francisco de Orellana
Connects Department of Loreto to: Chicago, Illinois | Spain | Brazil | Indiana | Peru
Marañón River
Connects Department of Loreto to: United States | France | Brazil | Nice, France | Chile