La Oroya, Peru
Peru
La Oroya, Peru links to 3218 places across 9 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, with industry the dominant theme. Its smelter, set up in 1922 by the American Cerro de Pasco Corporation and later bought by Doe Run Peru, ties the town to mining, metals and pollution science. The Blacksmith Institute listed La Oroya among the world's worst polluted places in 2007. Peru, Chile and the United States share the most connections with it, followed by Lima.
Daniel Alcides Carrión
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: California | Peru | Department of Pasco
Doe Run Company
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Herculaneum, Missouri | Crystal City, Missouri | Centerville, Missouri | Ellington, Missouri
industrial wastewater treatment
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Urban water management in Bogotá, Colombia | Juneau mining district | Barkan Industrial Park | Sauget, Illinois
Blacksmith Institute
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Linfen, Shanxi | Bajos de Haina | Sukinda, India | Mailuu-Suu
United Nations special rapporteur
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: North Kivu | Kabwe, Zambia | Kunene Region | Langpih
Cerro de Pasco
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Pasco, Washington | Pucallpa | Department of Junín | Oxapampa | Pasco province
tellurium
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Telluride, Colorado | Gold Hill, Colorado | Huangshi, Hubei | Willow Creek mining district | Moctezuma, Mexico
Renco Group
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: United States | New York City, New York | Missouri
selenium
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Bathinda, India | Oskemen, Kazakhstan | Jaitu, India | Kotkapura, India | Kalix
sulfuric acid
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Karlskoga | Kėdainiai, Lithuania | Amsterdam-Noord, Netherlands | Portmán, Spain | Ducktown, Tennessee
Qinghai-Tibet Railway
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Qinghai | Dunhuang, Gansu | Jiuquan, Gansu | Lhasa (prefecture-level city), Tibet | Golmud, Qinghai
bismuth
Connects La Oroya, Peru to: Sonora | San Luis Potosí | Gold mining in Alaska | Jáchymov, Czech Republic | Bismuth, South Dakota