Atbara, Sudan
Sudan
Atbara, Sudan connects to 1212 places across 10 topics through 45 Bunkabop connections, with military history and broader history making up the bulk of its ties. The city sits at the confluence of the Nile and the Atbarah River, a point that proved strategically significant during the British reconquest campaigns of 1896–1898. Atbara also served as the starting point for mobilizations during the Sudanese Revolution in December 2018. The Cairo-Cape Town Highway passes through the city, linking it to a cross-continental transportation thread. Egypt and Khartoum are among the most-shared co-connected places.
Sudanese Revolution
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan
Atbarah River
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Sudan | Metemma (woreda) | Dembiya (woreda)
power stations in Sudan
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan | Port Sudan, Sudan | Kafouri
Reginald Wingate
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Egypt | Glasgow, Scotland | Palestine | Sudan | Somaliland
Iyasu II
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Oxford, England | Ethiopia | Leiden, Netherlands | Gondar, Ethiopia | Alem, Netherlands
Thomas Snow (British Army officer)
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: London, England | United Kingdom | India | Cambridge, England | South Africa
Kingdom of al-Abwab
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Armenia | Sudan | Aswan, Egypt | Dongola, Sudan | Funj Sultanate
Cairo-Cape Town Highway
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Cairo, Egypt | Sudan | Cape Town, South Africa | Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania | Wadi Halfa, Sudan
Rail transport in Sudan
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Egypt | Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan | Omdurman, Sudan | Dongola, Sudan
Ibrahim al Qosi
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: United States | Miami, Florida | Afghanistan | Syria | Geneva, Switzerland
Ismail al-Azhari
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Egypt | Iraq | Syria | Morocco | Cairo, Egypt
Battle of Gallabat
Connects Atbara, Sudan to: Egypt | Ethiopia | Sudan | Eritrea | Dili, Timor-Leste