Agadez
Niger
Agadez, Niger connects through 50 Bunkabop connections with 3086 other places across 14 topics, spanning Saharan history, trans-Saharan trade, and military conflict. The city became a sultanate in 1449 before the Songhai Empire absorbed it in 1515, and leather-working traditions it spread reached the Kingdom of Katsina. Its salt caravan route to Bilma links it closely to Mali, Sudan, and Algeria. Agadez is also a source of Tuareg Blues music, with multiple artists including Bombino emerging from the city.
Sultanate of Agadez
Connects Agadez to: In-Gall, Niger | Garhanga, Niger | Aouderas
Agadez Region
Connects Agadez to: Niger | Timia, Niger
Second Tuareg Rebellion
Connects Agadez to: Niger | Aouderas | Assamakka | Dabaga, Niger
Askia Muhammad I
Connects Agadez to: Medina, Saudi Arabia | Gao, Mali | Timbuktu, Mali | Balama, Mozambique
Kingdom of Katsina
Connects Agadez to: Sudan | Gao, Mali | Katsina State | Daura, Nigeria | Sabon Birni, Nigeria
Azalai
Connects Agadez to: Mali | Niger | Mopti, Mali | Bilma | Taoudenni, Mali
Ali Saibou
Connects Agadez to: Senegal | Mali | Cameroon | Niger | Tillabéri Region
Music of Niger
Connects Agadez to: Mali | Niger | Niamey, Niger | Zinder, Niger | Diffa
Agadez
Connects Agadez to: France | Une, Colombia | Niger | Franca, Brazil | Timbuktu, Mali
Heinrich Barth
Connects Agadez to: Hamburg, Germany | Gao, Mali | North Region (Cameroon) | Far North Region (Cameroon) | Kano (city), Nigeria
Camel train
Connects Agadez to: Yerevan, Armenia | Nablus, Palestine | Western Sahara | Trabzon, Turkey | Mandvi, India
Bombino (musician)
Connects Agadez to: United States | Paris, France | Denmark | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Algeria