Santander Department
Colombia
Santander Department, Colombia, links to 2328 other places across 12 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections. Government and history lead the topic mix, with nature, industry and cuisine behind them. Colombia and Bogotá share the most connections with it, followed by the United States. The region's culture descends from Spanish and Chibcha influences, including the Muisca in the south and the Guane in the Chicamocha Canyon. Martín Galeano founded the village of Vélez in 1539, which started colonization of the area.
Chicamocha Canyon
Connects Santander Department to: Sativanorte, Colombia | Tipacoque, Colombia | Piedecuesta, Colombia
Eduardo Santos Montejo
Connects Santander Department to: Colombia | Bogotá, Colombia
María Antonia Santos Plata
Connects Santander Department to: Spain | Colombia | Granada, Spain | Rosario, Argentina | Pinchote, Colombia
Vélez, Santander
Connects Santander Department to: Chocontá, Colombia | Oicatá, Colombia | Floridablanca, Colombia | Santana, Colombia | San José de Pare, Colombia
Guane people
Connects Santander Department to: San Gil, Colombia | Onzaga, Colombia | Charalá, Colombia | Chipatá, Colombia | Floridablanca, Colombia
Martín Galeano
Connects Santander Department to: Charalá, Colombia | Saboyá, Colombia | Santana, Colombia | Floridablanca, Colombia | Oiba, Colombia
Reiner Bredemeyer
Connects Santander Department to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Munich, Germany | Vélez, Colombia
Virgilio Barco Vargas
Connects Santander Department to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | Colombia | Bogotá, Colombia
Popular Liberation Army
Connects Santander Department to: Colombia | Liberación | Arboleda, Colombia | Córdoba Department
Ramón González Valencia
Connects Santander Department to: Colombia | Valencia, Spain | Bogotá, Colombia | Vatican City | Pamplona, Spain
Patricia Janiot
Connects Santander Department to: London, England | Miami, Florida | Argentina | Colombia | Bucaramanga, Colombia
Ceramics (art)
Connects Santander Department to: Peru | Sicily | Woodstock, New York | West Region (Cameroon) | Moche culture