Santiago del Estero, Argentina
Argentina
Santiago del Estero, Argentina draws 88 connections across 5983 places and 17 topics, with government and history forming the dominant share. The city is home to about 100,000 Quechua speakers, the southernmost outpost of the Inca language. British-owned railways and quebracho timber industries shaped its 19th-century economy. Many of its ties overlap with Buenos Aires and Santiago, Chile. The city also hosts Asociación Atlética Quimsa, the 2015 champion of Argentina's Liga Nacional de Básquet.
Gauchito Gil
dry forest
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Guadeloupe | Pirané | Francisco Morazán Department
Caudillo
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Valencia, Spain | Ferrol, Spain | Guadiana, Spain
Central Argentine Railway
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Córdoba, Argentina | Villa Mercedes, Argentina | Armstrong, Argentina
Ricardo Rojas (writer)
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Santiago, Chile | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Ushuaia, Argentina
Horcones River
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Argentina | Salta, Argentina | Salta Province
Santiago del Estero Province
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Santiago, Chile | Alcorta, Argentina | Taboada, Spain
Liga Nacional de Básquet
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Rafaela, Argentina | La Banda, Argentina | Paraná, Argentina
Vilela language
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: San Francisco, California | Argentina | Encrucijada, Cuba | Macapillo, Argentina
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tucumán
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Argentina | Santiago, Chile | Piedrabuena, Spain | Añatuya, Argentina
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Salta
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: San Francisco, California | Argentina | La Plata, Argentina | Salta, Argentina | Cafayate, Argentina
Agustina Palacio de Libarona
Connects Santiago del Estero, Argentina to: Argentina | Madrid, Spain | Santiago, Chile | Salta, Argentina | Lascano, Uruguay