Tarapacá, Chile
Chile
Tarapacá, Chile shares 68 connections with 1697 places across 15 topics, concentrated in government, military, and history. The region's Bunkabop reach reflects its contested past: once a department of Peru, it was ceded to Chile under the 1883 Treaty of Ancón at the close of the War of the Pacific. Peru and Bolivia are among the most-shared co-connected places. A former cabinet minister of Salvador Allende later served as its senator, linking Tarapacá to modern Chilean politics.
The List of the People
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Chile
Anglican Church of Chile
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Lagos, Nigeria | Valparaíso | Coquimbo, Chile
Colombia–Peru War
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Colombia | Peru | Schaesberg, Netherlands
Fernando Flores
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: California | Arica, Chile | Tarapacá Region
Tarapacá Region
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Chile | Peru | Tarapacá Region | La Tirana, Chile
Alfonso Ugarte
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Peru | Bolivia | Valparaíso | Arica, Chile | Iquique, Chile
Loa River
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Chile | Bolivia | San Salvador, El Salvador | Antofagasta, Chile | Tarapacá Region
Tarapacá Department (Peru)
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Chile | Peru | Bolivia | Arica, Chile | Tacna province
Aníbal Pinto
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Argentina | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Peru | Patagonia
Mariano Bustamante
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: San Francisco, California | Chile | Peru | Arica, Chile | Arequipa, Peru
José María Caro Rodríguez
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Rome, Italy | Brazil | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of La Serena
Connects Tarapacá, Chile to: Chile | Santiago, Chile | Iquique, Chile | Copiapó, Chile | Andacollo, Chile