Bas-Rhin
France
Bas-Rhin, a department in northeastern France, shares 62 Bunkabop connections with 1866 other places across 16 topics, spanning nature, government, history, and military themes. Many connections overlap with Alsace and Germany, reflecting centuries of Franco-German territorial exchange. On 1 January 2021, its departmental council merged with Haut-Rhin to form the European Collectivity of Alsace. The region also operates under a distinct local law tradition in Alsace-Moselle and produced scientists affiliated with the University of Strasbourg.
Johann Hermann
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Strasbourg, France | Alsace
Wilhelm Philippe Schimper
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Paris, France | Strasbourg, France
Vosges Mountains
Local law in Alsace-Moselle
Elias Mertel
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Strasbourg, France | Heidelberg, Germany
astronomical clock
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Mattsee, Austria | Stará Bystrica, Slovakia
Meurthe-et-Moselle
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Moselle (department) | Meuse (department) | Athus, Belgium
Gabriel Auguste Daubrée
Connects Bas-Rhin to: London, England | Paris, France | Edinburgh, Scotland | Metz, France
Sauer (Rhine)
Connects Bas-Rhin to: France | Germany | Rhineland-Palatinate | Grand Est
Viktor Nessler
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Oxford, England | Leipzig, Germany | Strasbourg, France | Alsace
European Collectivity of Alsace
Connects Bas-Rhin to: Alsace | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Territoire de Belfort
Marguerite Perey
Connects Bas-Rhin to: France | Paris, France | Strasbourg, France