Neuquén Province
Argentina
Neuquén Province, in Patagonia, Argentina, holds 44 Bunkabop connections with 2175 other places across 12 topics. Nature accounts for the largest share, grounded in national parks including Lanín and Los Arrayanes, a dense lake system with Nahuel Huapi at its center, and cross-border ties with Chile. The Vaca Muerta formation links the province to unconventional hydrocarbon development, while Mapuche language and culture run through several additional connections.
Aluminé River
Connects Neuquén Province to: Junín de los Andes | Aluminé (town), Argentina
Lanín National Park
Connects Neuquén Province to: Junín de los Andes | San Martín de los Andes, Argentina
Los Arrayanes National Park
Connects Neuquén Province to: Río Negro Province | Villa La Angostura, Argentina
Luma apiculata
Connects Neuquén Province to: Chiloé Archipelago | Villa La Angostura, Argentina
Unconventional (oil & gas) reservoir
Connects Neuquén Province to: North Dakota | Woodford, Oklahoma
Roman Catholic Diocese of Neuquén
Connects Neuquén Province to: Argentina | Neuquén, Argentina | Lomas de Zamora, Argentina
National University of Comahue
Connects Neuquén Province to: Bariloche, Argentina | Neuquén, Argentina | Villa Regina, Argentina
Lácar Lake
Connects Neuquén Province to: Patagonia | Bariloche, Argentina | Los Ríos Region | San Martín de los Andes, Argentina
Chos Malal
Connects Neuquén Province to: Neuquén, Argentina | Andacollo, Neuquén | Las Lajas, Argentina | El Huecú
Nahuel Huapi Lake
Connects Neuquén Province to: Patagonia | Chiloé Archipelago | San Martín de los Andes, Argentina | Río Negro Province | Dina Huapi, Argentina
Copahue
Connects Neuquén Province to: Argentina | Chile | Bolivia | Biobío Region
heavy water
Connects Neuquén Province to: Stringtown, Oklahoma | Mehedinți County | Kjeller, Norway | Helleland, Norway | Warfield, British Columbia