Douglas, Arizona
Douglas, United States
Douglas, Arizona links to 6162 places across 13 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, centered on the Mexican border, government, and mining. Its border crossing with Mexico at Agua Prieta ties it to Pancho Villa, who threatened to attack Douglas in 1916 after his defeat at the Second Battle of Agua Prieta. The Phelps Dodge Corporation took over the local smelter in 1931. Co-connected places include California, Arizona, and Mexico, and the town also appears in baseball history through Hal Chase's outlaw team.
El Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Ciudad Juárez, Mexico | Rodeo, New Mexico
John Horton Slaughter
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Holbrook, Arizona | Contention City, Arizona | Hereford, Arizona
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Agua Prieta, Mexico | Bisbee, Arizona | Maspeth, Queens | Tyrone (ghost town), New Mexico
Lorna E. Lockwood
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Virginia | Arizona | Florence, Italy
Agua Prieta
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Fronteras, Mexico | Moctezuma, Mexico | Nacozari de García, Mexico | Arivechi, Mexico
Hal Chase
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: California | Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Mexico
Winfield Scott (chaplain)
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: California | Los Angeles, California | Michigan | Kansas | Arizona
Harold L. Humes
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: United States | London, England | Paris, France | New York City, New York | Italy
Gadsden Purchase
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Mexico | New Mexico | Sonora | Southwestern United States | Chihuahua (state)
U.S.-Mexico border
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Eagle Pass, Texas | Ciudad Acuña, Mexico | Sonoyta, Mexico | San Luis, Arizona | San Luis Río Colorado
arid
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: Kenya | Western Australia | Djibouti | Western Cape | Manama, Bahrain
John Philip Sousa
Connects Douglas, Arizona to: United States | Germany | Chicago, Illinois | Paris, France | United Kingdom