Patos, Brazil
Brazil
Patos, Brazil links to 1670 places across 14 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. Nature leads the mix, with semi-arid climate as a sample topic, followed by religion, including the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nazaré. It shares many connections with Paraíba, the state around it, and with Campina Grande, another Paraíba city. One source sentence calls it the fourth most populous municipality in the state, with 108,766 inhabitants. Another says astronomer Paul McNally joined a solar eclipse expedition there in 1940.
Madrid Pride
Connects Patos, Brazil to: New York City, New York | Madrid, Spain | Alaska
Campina Grande
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Paraíba | Northeast Region, Brazil | Caruaru, Brazil
Jamanxim River
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Ouro, Brazil | Cachoeira, Brazil | Itaituba, Brazil
Fernando Eimbcke
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Berlin, Germany | Mexico | Mexico City, Mexico | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Ladra, Slovenia
Roman Catholic Diocese of Patos de Minas
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Brazil | Minas Gerais | Uberaba, Brazil | Patos de Minas, Brazil | Divinópolis, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Barreiras
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Brazil | Bahia | Paraíba | Barreiras, Brazil | Feira de Santana, Brazil
Paul McNally (astronomer)
Connects Patos, Brazil to: London, England | Boston, Massachusetts | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Brazil | Washington
Crossing of the Andes
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Argentina | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Peru | Lima, Peru
Roman Catholic Diocese of Petrolina
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Brazil | Recife, Brazil | Olinda, Brazil | Salgueiro, Brazil | Petrolina, Brazil
Roman Catholic Diocese of Patos
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Brazil | Pernambuco | Paraíba | Garanhuns, Brazil | Campina Grande
La Merced (neighborhood)
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Mexico | Mexico City, Mexico | Iztapalapa, Mexico
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paraíba
Connects Patos, Brazil to: Brazil | Pernambuco | Paraíba | Olinda, Brazil | Delson, Quebec