Paraíba
Brazil
Paraíba, a northeastern Brazilian state, holds 188 Bunkabop connections with 10175 other places across 21 topics. History and nature lead the topic mix, followed by religion and government. Many of its connections are shared with Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo. The 1817 Pernambuco Revolution, inspired by the US and French revolutions, figures among its history connections. Rivers such as the Seridó and Piancó run through the state. A Roman Catholic diocese was split from Paraíba's in 1914, reflecting a broad ecclesiastical network.
José Américo de Almeida
Connects Paraíba to: Brazil | Boqueirão, Brazil
Seridó River
Connects Paraíba to: Borborema, Brazil | Seridó, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Cajazeiras
Connects Paraíba to: Brazil | Cajazeiras, Brazil
Piancó River
Connects Paraíba to: Brazil | Piancó, Brazil
Camille Cabral
Connects Paraíba to: France | Paris, France
Pernambucan revolt
Connects Paraíba to: Alagoas | Domingos Martins, Brazil
Kiriri people
Connects Paraíba to: Minas Gerais | Carnaúba dos Dantas, Brazil | Banzaê, Brazil
Piranhas River
Connects Paraíba to: Borborema, Brazil | Seridó, Brazil
Universidade de Taubaté
Connects Paraíba to: Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Taubaté, Brazil
Bananal River (Paraíba do Sul)
Connects Paraíba to: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil
Northeastern Military Command (Brazil)
Connects Paraíba to: Bahia
Campina Grande
Connects Paraíba to: Northeast Region, Brazil | Caruaru, Brazil | Patos, Brazil