O'Higgins Region
Chile
O'Higgins Region in Chile connects to 1310 places across 13 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, led by history, nature and government. The history thread covers Spanish settlers, including Andalusians and Basques, and the Mestizo mix with Indigenous peoples such as the Promaucaes. Nature topics include the endangered Chilean Wine Palm. The region is named for Bernardo O'Higgins, one of Chile's founding fathers. Its strongest overlaps are with Rancagua and Chile, followed by Santiago.
Promaucaes
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Pichilemu, Chile | Cauquenes, Chile
Indigenous peoples in Chile
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Rancagua, Chile | Los Ríos Region
British Chilean
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Valparaíso | Rancagua, Chile
Andalusian people
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Rancagua, Chile | El Alia, Tunisia
Chimbarongo
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Colchagua Province | Las Cabras, Chile
Manuel Ibarra
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Sydney, Australia | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Coquimbo, Chile | Graneros, Chile
Rancagua
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Chile | Santiago, Chile | Rancagua, Chile | Codegua
Aníbal González (footballer, born 1964)
Connects O'Higgins Region to: United States | Chile | Monterrey, Mexico | Morelia, Mexico | Rancagua, Chile
Rapel River
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Chile | Navidad, Chile | Rengo, Chile | Colchagua Province | San Fernando, Chile
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rancagua
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Chile | Santiago, Chile | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Valparaíso | Iquique, Chile
Gabriel Mendoza
Connects O'Higgins Region to: China | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Shandong | Puebla
copper mining
Connects O'Higgins Region to: Duluth, Minnesota | Kilflynn, Ireland | Copperhill, Tennessee | Port Nolloth | Lac La Belle, Michigan