Federal Dependencies of Venezuela
Federal Dependencies of Venezuela links to 1862 other places across 6 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections. Nature leads the mix, with seagrass meadows, coastal dunes and mangroves, followed by government and history. Venezuela, France and Spain rank as its strongest co-connected places. A 1938 law passed under Eleazar López Contreras regulated the islands, and in 1840 Agustín Codazzi described one island and its salt extraction.
coastal dunes
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Sonora | Northern Michigan
red mangrove
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Leone, American Samoa | Nuʻuuli, American Samoa
coastal management
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: New York (state) | The Wash, England
President of Venezuela
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Colonia Tovar | Sabaneta, Venezuela
Agustín Codazzi
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Agustín Codazzi, Colombia | San Francisco Municipality, Venezuela
Eleazar López Contreras
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Venezuela | Táchira | Elorza
ecosystems
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Tamaqua, Pennsylvania
Margarita Island
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Venezuela | Caracas, Venezuela | La Asunción, Venezuela | Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela
Captaincy General of Venezuela
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Venezuela | Maracaibo, Venezuela | Mérida, Mérida | Coro, Venezuela | Bolívar (state)
Nueva Esparta
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Venezuela | Lesser Antilles | Monagas | La Asunción, Venezuela | Güiria
Antonio Guzmán Blanco
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: London, England | France | Spain | Venezuela | Caracas, Venezuela
Gulf of Paria
Connects Federal Dependencies of Venezuela to: Venezuela | Trinidad and Tobago | Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago | Couva, Trinidad and Tobago | Güiria