Asturias
Spain
Asturias, a region in northern Spain, holds 787 Bunkabop connections with 10743 other places across 28 topics, with history and government forming the bulk of its reach. Coal deposits in Asturias and León helped fuel Spain's Industrial Revolution, linking it to broader European industrial history. Its connections overlap most with Spain and France, and extend into sports through regional football competitions. The Covadonga victory, considered the first step in Spain's Christian reconquest, and the Statute of Autonomy in force since 1982 anchor its medieval and political threads.
Oviedo Cathedral
Connects Asturias to: Oviedo, Spain | Ajo, Spain
Our Lady of Covadonga
Connects Asturias to: Spain | Covadonga, Spain
Eo (river)
Connects Asturias to: Spain | Burón, Spain
Caro and Cuervo Institute
Connects Asturias to: Colombia | Tobar, Spain
Emmanuel Candès
Connects Asturias to: California
Álex Barrera
Connects Asturias to: Oviedo, Spain | Gijón, Spain
Coal-mining region
Connects Asturias to: United States
2016–17 Copa Federación de España
Connects Asturias to: Madrid, Spain | Orihuela, Spain
Cave of Altamira and Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain
Statute of Autonomy of the Principality of Asturias
Connects Asturias to: Cangas de Onís, Spain | Province of Oviedo
Binter Canarias
Connects Asturias to: Las Palmas, Spain | Telde, Spain
Cinema of Asturias
Connects Asturias to: Spain | Gijón, Spain | Begoña