Department of Piura
Peru
Department of Piura connects to 2505 places across 8 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections. Nature dominates, with the Chira and Chinchipe rivers, dry ravines, and the Sechura Desert, where tropics and desert meet. History follows, including conquest by the Mochicas and later the Incas under Tupac Inca Yupanqui. A charro connection compares local horsemen to cowboys and gauchos. Its strongest overlaps are with Piura, Peru, Peru, and Colombia.
Sierra (Peru)
Connects Department of Piura to: Department of Loreto | Santa María del Mar District (Peru) | Department of Huánuco
Chira River
Connects Department of Piura to: Peru | Ecuador | Piura, Peru | Paita, Peru | Loja Province
Tupac Inca Yupanqui
Connects Department of Piura to: Piura, Peru | Huaraz, Peru | Illimo District | Chincha Alta, Peru | Salamanca, Chile
Sechura Desert
Connects Department of Piura to: Peru | Guinea | Nazca | Piura, Peru | Chiclayo
charro
Connects Department of Piura to: Zapopan, Mexico | Apaseo el Grande | Talpa de Allende, Mexico | Los Haro | Huaquechula, Mexico
Chinchipe River
Connects Department of Piura to: Peru | Ecuador | Piura, Peru | Cajamarca, Peru | Province of Zamora
ravine
Connects Department of Piura to: Vejle, Denmark | Bidar, India | Calvià, Spain | Basankusu | West Hill, Toronto
Moche (culture)
Connects Department of Piura to: Peru | Piura, Peru | Trujillo, Peru | Chimbote, Peru | Chiclayo
gaucho
Connects Department of Piura to: Montevideo, Uruguay | Porto Alegre, Brazil | Patagonia | Lobos, Argentina | Pampas
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Connects Department of Piura to: United States | Cambridge, England | Pennsylvania | Romania | Chile
cowboy
Connects Department of Piura to: Texas | Colombia | Western United States | East Texas | Amarillo, Texas
Amazon Basin
Connects Department of Piura to: Brazil | Peru | Iquitos, Peru | Roraima | Acre (state)