Province of León
Spain
Province of León connects to 1703 places across 10 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, centered on history, government, military events and nature. It shares many connections with Spain, the Region of León, Castile and León, and Asturias. The Kingdom of León kept its status as a kingdom until 1833 despite dynastic union with the Crown of Castile. The Battle of the Nervasos Mountains and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Astorga also tie the province to wider stories. The province shares Picos de Europa National Park with Cantabria and Asturias.
dynastic union
Connects Province of León to: Brittany (administrative region) | Region of León
Roman Catholic Diocese of Irapuato
Connects Province of León to: Mexico | Potosí, Bolivia | San Luis Potosí | Ciudad Juárez, Mexico | Irapuato, Mexico
Battle of the Nervasos Mountains
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Toulouse, France | Ceuta, Spain | El Bierzo | Los Montes
Picos de Europa National Park
Connects Province of León to: Liébana | Sotres, Spain | Tobes, Spain | Trescares, Spain | Cuñaba, Spain
SD Ponferradina
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Granada, Spain | Las Palmas, Spain | Girona, Spain | Alicante, Spain
Region of León
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Rome, Italy | Santiago, Chile | Salamanca, Spain | Kingdom of León
Ángela Ruiz Robles
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Brussels | Geneva, Switzerland | Santiago, Chile | Zaragoza, Spain
Roman Catholic Diocese of Astorga
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Rome, Italy | Lima, Peru | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Salamanca, Spain
Abanca
Connects Province of León to: France | Germany | United Kingdom | Spain | Mexico
Leonese language
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Portugal | Asturias | Salamanca, Spain | New Territories
1833 territorial division of Spain
Connects Province of León to: Spain | Aragon | Castile and León | Galicia (Spain) | La Rioja
Picos de Europa
Connects Province of León to: Oxford, England | Spain | Asturias | Castile and León | Cantabria