Bath, Maine
Bath, United States
Bath, Maine connects to 3044 places across 12 topics through 52 Bunkabop connections, with military shipbuilding at the center. Bath Iron Works produced U.S. Navy destroyers and cruisers, from World War II Fletcher-class vessels to Cold War ships, linking the city to conflicts and ports far beyond New England. The military topic covers the bulk of these connections. History rounds out the picture, anchored by the 1607 Popham Colony, where English shipwrights built the first oceangoing vessel constructed in the New World.
USS Manley (DD-940)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Norway
USS Nevada (BM-8)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States
shipwright
Connects Bath, Maine to: Levuka, Fiji | Kittery Point, Maine | Darkush, Syria
USS Noa (DD-841)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Vietnam | Suez, Egypt
USS Knapp
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Italy | Oregon
Popham Colony
Connects Bath, Maine to: Augusta, Maine | Cape Ann | Phippsburg, Maine | Newcastle, Maine
USS Abbot (DD-629)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | San Diego, California | Panama | Majuro, Marshall Islands
USS Harry E. Yarnell
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Australia | Perth, Australia | Mombasa, Kenya
Harold M. Sewall
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Sydney, Australia | Hawaii | Maine
Alice May Douglas
USS Castine (PG-6)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Spain | Mexico | Cuba | Maine
William King (governor)
Connects Bath, Maine to: United States | Massachusetts | Missouri | Maine | Scarborough, Maine