Mauá
Brazil
Mauá, Brazil shares 34 connections with 817 other places across 14 topics, from nature and industry to language and transportation. It overlaps most with Brazil, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Industry ties rest on the municipality's companies, including Petrobras, Firestone and Chevron-Oronite. Transport links trace to the Santos–Jundiaí railway, built by Visconde de Mauá, who gave the city its name in 1934.
Estrada de Ferro Santos-Jundiaí
Connects Mauá to: São Paulo, Brazil | Cubatão
Rodoanel Mário Covas
Connects Mauá to: São Paulo, Brazil | São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil | Carapicuíba
Tamanduateí River
Connects Mauá to: São Paulo, Brazil | São Caetano do Sul, Brazil | Ipiranga (district of São Paulo)
Centro Universitário da FEI
Connects Mauá to: Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Itajubá, Brazil
Santa Cruz do Sul
Connects Mauá to: Brazil | Rio Pardo, Brazil | Imperatriz, Brazil | Pardinho, Brazil
Magneti Marelli
Connects Mauá to: Piedmont | Lombardy | Campania | Kragujevac, Serbia | Lavras, Brazil
Jaguarão River
Connects Mauá to: Brazil | Uruguay | Yaguarón, Paraguay | Cerro Largo Department | Jaguarão, Brazil
Culture of Nicaragua
Connects Mauá to: Spain | Jamaica | Nicaragua | El Salvador | Cayman Islands
Abolitionism in Brazil
Connects Mauá to: United Kingdom | Brazil | Aberdeen, Scotland | Patrocínio, Brazil | Silva Jardim, Brazil
Lulinha
Connects Mauá to: Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Bahia | Estoril | Praia
Greater São Paulo
Connects Mauá to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Bauru, Brazil | Sorocaba, Brazil | São José dos Campos, Brazil
Tokelauan language
Connects Mauá to: United States | Australia | New Zealand | Edinburgh, Scotland | Hawaii