Soatá, Colombia
Colombia
Soatá, Colombia carries 16 Bunkabop connections with 2477 other places across 8 topics, shaped by its natural history and pre-Columbian past. The Soatá Formation, a shale and siltstone sequence named after the town, has yielded Pleistocene fossils including mastodon and deer genera. Soatá was inhabited by the Muisca at the time of the Spanish conquest, with roots reaching back to the Herrera Period. Its strongest ties are with nearby Boyacá municipalities, led by Covarachía and Gámeza, across topics from geology to maize cultivation.
Herrera Period
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: Madrid (Colombia), Colombia | Bacatá, Colombia | Facatativá, Colombia | Mosquera, Colombia | Soacha, Colombia
siltstone
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: Trinidad and Tobago | Yunnan | Australian Capital Territory | Erie, Pennsylvania | Ponta Grossa, Brazil
Cordillera Oriental (Colombia)
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: Colombia | Une, Colombia | Bogotá, Colombia | Cúcuta, Colombia | Villavicencio, Colombia
Date palm
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: United States | California | Australia | India | Italy
Altiplano Cundiboyacense
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: Mexico | Florida | Argentina | Madrid, Spain | Colombia
shale
Connects Soatá, Colombia to: Prague, Czech Republic | Trinidad and Tobago | Ivory Coast | Australian Capital Territory | Virgen, Austria