Adygea
Adygea
Adygea connects to 2013 places across 13 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections. Many of them cover history and government, with smaller clusters in language, music, and religion. Adygea is an ethnic republic in Russia, home to Circassian people, with Russians forming a majority. Its connections overlap with Russia, the United States, Ukraine, and Krasnodar, Russia. Adyghe AO became part of Krasnodar Krai in 1937. Maykop is the capital, and Adyghe is the language spoken in the republic.
Circassian people
Connects Adygea to: Sari, Iran | Anaklia, Georgia
Krasnodar Krai
Connects Adygea to: Kerch, Ukraine | Caucasian Riviera, RussiaGeorgiaAbkhazia | Gagra, Abkhazia | Sverdlovsk, Ukraine | Gagra District
Music in Adygea
Connects Adygea to: Aberdeen, Scotland | Hanover, Germany | Iskhak, Bashkortostan
Yakiv Yatsynevych
Connects Adygea to: Kyiv, Ukraine | Odesa, Ukraine | Krasnodar, Russia | Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine | Bila Tserkva, Ukraine
Boris Rosing
Connects Adygea to: United States | Germany | Russia | Manchester, England | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern
Maykop
Connects Adygea to: Gaverdovsky | Udobny, Adygea | Vesyoly, Maykop, Republic of Adygea | Rodnikovy, Adygea | Severny, Adygea
Sochi
Connects Adygea to: Russia | Vladimir, Russia | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | United Arab Emirates | Genoa, Italy
Cyrillic alphabets
Connects Adygea to: Greece | Bulgaria | Slovakia | Bessarabia, Moldova | Abkhazia
9K720 Iskander
Connects Adygea to: United States | Russia | Armenia | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Baku, Azerbaijan
Russian SFSR
Connects Adygea to: Ukraine | Kazakhstan | Mongolia | Minsk, Belarus | Bessarabia, Moldova
Adyghe language
Connects Adygea to: Russia | Israel | Turkey | Jordan | Iraq
North Caucasus
Connects Adygea to: Baku, Azerbaijan | Tbilisi, Georgia | Amman, Jordan | Gilan province | Izmail, Ukraine