Puente Aranda

Colombia

Puente Aranda, a district of Bogotá in Colombia, has 31 connections with 587 other places across 7 topics. Many concern nature, especially the streams, wetlands and rivers of the Bogotá savanna, with further groups on landmarks and government. The district is named after an old bridge over the San Francisco River, demolished in the 1940s to build Avenida de Las Américas. Simón Bolívar and his troops camped at the Hacienda of Aranda in 1814. Kennedy, Bogotá shares many of its connections.