New Haven, Indiana
New Haven, United States
New Haven, Indiana has 16 documented cultural connections to places around the world. Below are 12 of the most distinctive.
Swiss Amish
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Seymour, Missouri | Monroe, Indiana
Lima Locomotive Works
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Lima, Ohio | Forks, Washington
BFGoodrich
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Fort Wayne, Indiana | Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Alsatian dialect
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Alsace | Baden-Württemberg | Castroville, Texas
Great Black Swamp
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Ohio | Toledo, Ohio | Lima, Ohio | Sylvania, Ohio | Milan Township, Indiana
Maumee River
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Ohio | Fort Wayne, Indiana | Perrysburg, Ohio | Dover Township, Ohio | New Bremen, Ohio
Lima, Ohio
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Ohio | Findlay, Ohio | Ste. Marie, Illinois | Harima, Japan | Columbus Grove, Ohio
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Indiana | Great Lakes megalopolis | Lima, Ohio | Mansfield, Ohio | Gary, Indiana
Greek Revival architecture
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Baltimore, Maryland | Fort Wayne, Indiana | Newburgh, New York | Portland, Maine | Bangor, Maine
Toledo, Ohio
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Ohio | Michigan | Northern Michigan | Evansville, Indiana | Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lincoln Highway
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Ohio | Salt Lake City, Utah | San Francisco, California | Council Bluffs, Iowa | Reno, Nevada
Norfolk Southern
Connects New Haven, Indiana to: Louisville, Kentucky | Atlanta, Georgia | West Virginia | Delaware | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania