Grand-Popo, Benin

Benin

Grand-Popo, Benin connects to 1822 places across 7 topics through 16 Bunkabop connections, with literature and history as the dominant themes. The town appears in the triangular trade record as one of the West African ports that exported enslaved people across the Atlantic. It also surfaces in literary history: Joseph Conrad passed near Grand-Popo en route to the Congo, and novelist Félix Couchoro attended the Catholic mission school here in the early 20th century. Co-connected places include the United States, Brazil, and France.