United Kingdom
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom carries 28271 connections across 60567 other places and 29 topics, with its heaviest ties running through government, music, and film. The country overlaps most with the United States, London, and France. Military history and World War era campaigns feed a strong cluster around armed forces, while industrial topics like coal and canals trace back to the Industrial Revolution. Civic awards such as the Museum of the Year and squadrons of the Royal Air Force anchor the cultural and defense threads that run through its global connections.
Ludwig Ritter von Köchel
Connects United Kingdom to: Vienna, Austria
The King's School, Canterbury
Connects United Kingdom to: Australia
Cop Rock
Connects United Kingdom to: Los Angeles, California
High Force
Connects United Kingdom to: Råby
Neil Turner (British politician)
Connects United Kingdom to: Wigan, United Kingdom
Sheldonian Theatre
Connects United Kingdom to: Oxford, England | Rome, Italy
Conservation in the United Kingdom
Sussex Archaeological Society
Connects United Kingdom to: Brighton, England | Hastings, England
Hyperion (moon)
Connects United Kingdom to: United States
Princess Claire of Belgium
Bevanism
Connects United Kingdom to: Vladimir, Russia
Duke of Westminster
Connects United Kingdom to: London, England
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 6, 2026 Which American teen sitcom aired on Channel 4 in both New Zealand and the United Kingdom (where it also had reruns on the channel Trouble), and also aired on Seven Network in Australia, Global in Canada, RTÉ2 in Ireland and TV Nova in the Czech Republic?
- October 5, 2026 Which 1993 Whitney Houston power ballad reached number one on Canada's Contemporary Hit Radio chart, hit the top five in both the United Kingdom and Ireland, and also charted in the top ten in Denmark and Portugal, plus top forty in Australia and New Zealand?
- September 13, 2026 This New Zealand rugby team, announced in August 2012 to play three matches in the United Kingdom, was controversially excluded from the first three All Blacks tours of South Africa in 1928, 1949 and 1960 during the apartheid era. Which side is being described?