Tampico, Mexico
Mexico
Tampico, Mexico links to 5422 places across 22 topics through 210 Bunkabop connections, with sports and military as its two largest clusters. The city sits at the center of a contested Gulf Coast history: in 1829, Spain sent troops from Cuba to reclaim Tampico, but General Santa Anna forced their surrender. The port also gave its name to carne a la tampiqueña, a dish created in 1939 by restaurateurs who had relocated there. Strong ties run to Texas, Spain, and Cuba.
Port of Tampico
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Mexico | Tamaulipas
Huastec civilization
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Tamuín, Mexico | Tlaxco, Mexico
Ascenso MX
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Tapachula, Mexico | Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico
Carlos Reinoso
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Mexico | Reinoso, Spain
Carne a la tampiqueña
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Potosí, Bolivia | San Luis Potosí
Andrés de Olmos
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Acolman, Mexico | Oña, Spain | Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Mexico
Roman Catholic Diocese of Ciudad Victoria
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Villarreal, Spain | Tamaulipas | Ciudad Victoria, Mexico
Ciudad Madero
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Ciudad Victoria, Mexico | Miramar, Tamaulipas
Brush
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: China | Huzhou, Zhejiang
Ramón Ayala
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Monterrey, Mexico | Lindö | Fronteras, Mexico | Puertas, Spain
Roman Catholic Territorial Prelature of Huautla
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Oaxaca | Tamaulipas | Antequera, Spain
Mexicana de Aviación (1921–2010)
Connects Tampico, Mexico to: Mexico | Seattle, Washington | Mexico City, Mexico | Tapachula, Mexico