San Luis Potosí
Mexico
San Luis Potosí, Mexico connects to 5068 places across 24 topics through 223 Bunkabop connections, led by government and history. It shares many connections with Potosí, Bolivia and Mexico City, spanning threads from Franciscan religious networks to the 2011 Junior Davis Cup final, held in the city. The state's eastern edge falls within the Veracruz moist forests, and its culinary reach extends through carne a la tampiqueña, a dish created in 1939 by restaurateurs from the state.
Patria Jiménez
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Mexico | Potosí, Bolivia
Carne a la tampiqueña
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Potosí, Bolivia | Tampico, Mexico
Luke Bambridge
Veracruz moist forests
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Calnali, Mexico | Gómez Farías Municipality
Roman Catholic Diocese of Torreón
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Potosí, Bolivia | Torreón, Mexico | Viesca, Mexico
Ciudad Valles
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Actopan, Mexico | Tamuín, Mexico | Rioverde, Mexico
José Woldenberg
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Mexico | Poland | Monterrey, Mexico | Potosí, Bolivia
Aridoamerica
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Sinaloa | Nuevo León | Bajío | San Luis Potosí (city), Mexico
La Huasteca
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Guanajuato | Tamuín, Mexico | San Pablito, Mexico | El Naranjo, Mexico
Sierra Madre Oriental pine-oak forests
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Coahuila | Hidalgo (state) | Pahuatlán, Mexico
Conservation (ethic)
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Western United States | Prince Edward Islands, South Africa | Little Rann of Kutch | Sukranagar, Nepal
Michelada
Connects San Luis Potosí to: Chile | Mexico City, Mexico | Potosí, Bolivia | Tecate