Torbay, England
England
Torbay, England connects to 3067 other places across 20 topics through 110 Bunkabop connections, with the bulk clustered in military and government history. The area's deepest overlaps are with London, France, and Oxford, reflecting ties to Napoleonic Wars campaigns and parliamentary records. William of Orange landed at Torbay in 1688, as recorded by John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale. Roman soldiers once left offerings at Kents Cavern, and Tor Bay hosted the sailing events for the 1948 Summer Olympics in London.
John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale
Connects Torbay, England to: Oxford, England | Coventry, England
Sir Francis Drake (TV series)
South Devon College
Connects Torbay, England to: Plymouth, England
The Flemings of Torbay
substance abuse
Connects Torbay, England to: Downtown Eastside | Mitchells Plain | Big Rapids, Michigan
Cordyline australis
Connects Torbay, England to: Timaru, New Zealand | Waimauku | Ruapuke
Berry Head
Connects Torbay, England to: United Kingdom | North Devon, England
Lieutenancy area
Connects Torbay, England to: Plymouth, England | County Armagh | Borough of Swindon, England
Newton Abbot
Connects Torbay, England to: South West England | Teignbridge, England | Ilsington, England
South Hams
Connects Torbay, England to: South West England | West Devon, England | Plymstock | Teignbridge, England
Torquay Girls' Grammar School
Connects Torbay, England to: Kenya | Exeter, England
George Legge, 1st Baron Dartmouth
Connects Torbay, England to: London, England | Cambridge, England | Portsmouth, England | Tangier, Morocco