South Region, Brazil
Brazil
South Region, Brazil holds 45 Bunkabop connections with 2944 other places across 11 topics, drawing the most ties through nature, history, and industry. The region shares connections with many neighboring places, led by Rio Grande do Sul. Its strongest historical threads trace to Portuguese colonial settlement, including a push to bring Azorean islanders south to build a Portuguese presence, and to waves of Italian peasants from Veneto and Lombardia who arrived seeking farmland. A dinosaur fossil record adds a science dimension, linking the region to paleontology sites far afield.
Festa da Uva
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Caxias do Sul, Brazil | Farroupilha
Azores Islands
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Florianópolis, Brazil | Rio Grande do Sul
Lombardia
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Gálvez, Argentina | Bento Gonçalves, Brazil
King of Portugal
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Portugal | Benin City, Nigeria | Guaratuba
São Mateus do Sul
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Paraná (state) | Rebouças, Brazil | São João do Triunfo, Brazil
Ponta Grossa
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Paraná (state) | Paranaguá, Brazil | Guarapuava, Brazil | Lins, Brazil
Italian diaspora
Connects South Region, Brazil to: New York City, New York | Italy | Sicily | Abruzzo | Grabouw
Blumenau
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Santa Catarina (state) | Chapecó, Brazil | Navegantes, Brazil | Pomerode, Brazil | Timbó, Brazil
Caxias do Sul
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Rio Grande do Sul | Pelotas, Brazil | Torres, Brazil | Gramado, Brazil | Guaporé, Brazil
Trentino
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Veneto | Innsbruck, Austria | South Tyrol | Rio Grande do Sul | Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
Electronics industry
Connects South Region, Brazil to: United States | China | Tokyo, Japan | Finland | Sicily
Northern Italy
Connects South Region, Brazil to: Sicily | Flanders | Calabria | Veneto | Abruzzo