Appalachia
United States of America
Appalachia connects to 8068 places across 27 topics through 431 Bunkabop connections, with music as the leading topic cluster, followed by nature, history, and literature. It shares many connections with the United States broadly, and with neighboring states including Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Connections draw on the 1960s folk music revival, coal industry history, Cherokee-American conflicts on the frontier, and Cormac McCarthy's fiction set along the Tennessee River.
backcountry
Connects Appalachia to: San Diego County, California | Central Idaho
New River Gorge Bridge
Connects Appalachia to: West Virginia | Fayetteville, West Virginia
Cherokee–American wars
Connects Appalachia to: Chattanooga, Tennessee | Sale Creek, Tennessee
Suttree
Connects Appalachia to: Knoxville, Tennessee | Bryson City, North Carolina
Emma Bell Miles
Connects Appalachia to: Red Bank, Tennessee | Rabbit Hash, Kentucky
University of Tennessee Press
Connects Appalachia to: Tennessee | East Tennessee
rhoticity in English
Connects Appalachia to: New England | Cork (city), Ireland
Social and economic stratification in Appalachia
Our Southern Highlanders
Connects Appalachia to: Tennessee | Erode, India
Hillbilly
Connects Appalachia to: Springfield, Missouri | Verona, New Jersey
Battle of Buffington Island
Connects Appalachia to: Grant District, Jackson County, West Virginia | Pomeroy, Ohio
Bristol sessions
Connects Appalachia to: East Tennessee | Bristol, Tennessee