Mato Grosso do Sul
Brazil
Mato Grosso do Sul in Brazil links to 2850 places across 9 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections. Nature leads, with cattle and the Paraná River tributaries, followed by cuisine around soybeans and industry such as timber. Paper and cellulose production in Três Lagoas anchors the industrial side. The state is crossed in the south by the Tropic of Capricorn and draws domestic and international tourism. It shares connections with Brazil, China and Argentina.
Três Lagoas
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Central-West Region, Brazil | Lins, Brazil
Ponta Porã
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Dourados, Brazil | 9th Military Region (Brazil) | Pedro Juan Caballero, Paraguay
Campo Grande
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Pará de Minas, Brazil | Dourados, Brazil | Ponta Porã, Brazil | Lins, Brazil | Tacuru
international tourism
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Milan, Italy | Algarve | León, Spain | London Borough of Southwark, England | Puerto Ayacucho, Venezuela
Tropic of Capricorn
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Namibia | Mauritius | Antofagasta, Chile | Walvis Bay, Namibia | Sorocaba, Brazil
cellulose
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: London, England | Slavonia, Croatia | Pelotas, Brazil | Sorocaba, Brazil | Piteå
tributaries
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Caracas, Venezuela | Pearl River Delta, GuangdongHong KongMacau | Agusan del Sur | Badger Township, Minnesota | Strășeni District
Federative units of Brazil
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: United States | Spain | Brazil | Portugal | Madrid, Spain
service sector
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Sweden | Finland | Copenhagen, Denmark | Zagreb, Croatia | Bucharest, Romania
cave
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Florida | West Virginia | Perak | Emilia-Romagna | Middle Tennessee
Guaraní people
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Spain | Brazil | Portugal | Argentina | Madrid, Spain
Paraná River
Connects Mato Grosso do Sul to: Brazil | Argentina | Mississippi | Buenos Aires, Argentina | São Paulo, Brazil