Adams, Wisconsin
Adams, United States
Adams, Wisconsin shares 18 connections with 2707 other places across 5 topics, with religion and Norwegian-American history forming the core of its Bunkabop reach. The dominant thread traces to Adams Lutheran Church, founded by Norwegian immigrants from the Valdres and Hadeland regions of Norway and originally served by Church of Norway clergy. Through their Haugean pietist roots, the congregation later affiliated with the Lutheran Free Church. Norway, Germany, and Sweden are the most-shared co-connected places outside the United States.
Hadeland
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: Ringerike (traditional district) | Lena, Norway
Valdres
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: Western Norway | Valders, Wisconsin | Hallingdal | Fagernes, Norway | Black Hammer Township, Minnesota
Augsburg University
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: United States | Los Angeles, California | Germany | Minnesota | Dallas, Texas
Norwegian-American
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: Norway | North Dakota | Rochester, Minnesota | Logan Square, Chicago | Langesund, Norway
Pietism
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: United States | France | Germany | Chicago, Illinois | Australia
Church of Norway
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: Netherlands | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Connects Adams, Wisconsin to: United States | California | Germany | Canada | Chicago, Illinois