Paita, Peru
Peru
Paita, Peru links to 637 places across 13 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections. Military history is the dominant topic, from the War of the Pacific to the 1879 submarine tests of the Toro Submarino off its coast. Further ties cover Francisco Pizarro and Simón Bolívar. It shares many connections with Peru, Chile and Spain. Whalers used its protected bay as an anchorage, and the 1947 film Dark Passage sends Humphrey Bogart's character there.
Paita
Connects Paita, Peru to: Connecticut | Chile | Piura, Peru
Agustín Rogel
Connects Paita, Peru to: Brazil | Leeds, United Kingdom | Uruguay | Toulouse, France | La Plata, Argentina
Toro Submarino
Connects Paita, Peru to: Spain | Chile | Peru | Callao, Peru
Chira River
Connects Paita, Peru to: Peru | Ecuador | Piura, Peru | Department of Piura | Loja Province
Dark Passage (film)
Connects Paita, Peru to: France | California | Chicago, Illinois | San Francisco, California | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Edward Davis (buccaneer)
Connects Paita, Peru to: France | Spain | Virginia | Chile | Peru
Francisco Bolognesi
Connects Paita, Peru to: Chile | Peru | San Juan, Philippines | Lima, Peru | Bolivia
Augustus Keppel, 1st Viscount Keppel
Connects Paita, Peru to: London, England | France | Australia | Spain | Cuba
Kanak people
Connects Paita, Peru to: London, England | France | California | Canada | Paris, France
Peruvian Navy
Connects Paita, Peru to: Spain | Korea | Chile | Colombia | Peru
Pound sterling
Connects Paita, Peru to: United Kingdom | Liverpool, England | Bristol, England | Cardiff, Wales | Yemen
Ecuadorian War of Independence
Connects Paita, Peru to: Spain | Colombia | Peru | Panama | San Juan, Philippines