Inagua
Bahamas
Inagua, in the Bahamas, connects to 3167 places across 11 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections. Nature is the biggest group, including Hurricane Emily in 1987, which passed very close to the island. History and government follow, from the Lucayan people to the MICAL constituency of the House of Assembly. Spanish galleons wrecked on its reefs, including the Santa Rosa in 1599 and the Infanta in 1788. Co-connected places include the United States, The Bahamas, Cuba and Florida.
MICAL (Bahamas Parliament constituency)
Connects Inagua to: Mayaguana | Crooked Island, Bahamas
House of Assembly of the Bahamas
Connects Inagua to: Mayaguana | Crooked Island, Bahamas
Robert Cushman Murphy
Connects Inagua to: Brooklyn, New York | Peru
Bahamas National Trust
Connects Inagua to: United States | Nassau, The Bahamas | The Bahamas | East Bay | Exuma, Bahamas
galleon
Connects Inagua to: Botafogo | Ensenada, Mexico | Catanduanes | El Quisco | Bristol, Maine
Lucayan people
Connects Inagua to: The Bahamas | Bimini | Exuma, Bahamas | Mayaguana | Lucayan Archipelago
George Buckley-Mathew
Connects Inagua to: United States | London, England | United Kingdom | Mexico | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hurricane Emily (1987)
Connects Inagua to: United States | Florida | New England | Puerto Rico | Haiti
Morton Salt
Connects Inagua to: United States | California | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Illinois
Dr. No (novel)
Connects Inagua to: United States | London, England | United Kingdom | Russia | Manchester, England
Hurricane Oscar (2024)
Connects Inagua to: United States | Cuba | San Antonio, Texas | Puerto Rico | San Juan, Philippines
Tropical Storm Chris (2006)
Connects Inagua to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Florida | New Orleans, Louisiana