Bedok, Singapore
Singapore
Bedok, Singapore shares 39 connections with 618 other places across 12 topics, led by government, landmarks and history. Its closest overlaps are with Singapore, Malaysia, Kallang and Tampines. After Singapore was colonised by the British in 1819, Simpang Bedok became an ethnically mixed community of Chinese and Malay peoples. The name likely comes from the Malay word for "drum", and appears on a 1604 map of Singapore by Manuel Godinho de Erédia.
Founding years of modern Singapore
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Jurong, Singapore | George Town, Malaysia
Paya Lebar
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Toa Payoh, Singapore | East Region, Singapore
Bedok
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Tampines, Singapore
Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Tampines, Singapore | Bishan, Singapore
Chinese Singaporeans
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Guangdong | Kallang, Singapore | Shantou, Guangdong
Lim Swee Say
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: New York City, New York | Singapore
Abdullah Tarmugi
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: London, England | Singapore | Siglap
Kaki Bukit
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Perlis | Kangar, Malaysia | Wang Kelian
Marine Parade
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Kallang, Singapore | Geylang, Singapore | Ang Mo Kio, Singapore
Aljunied GRC
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Tampines, Singapore | Serangoon, Singapore | Bukit Batok, Singapore | Potong Pasir
S. Jayakumar (Singaporean politician)
Temasek Polytechnic
Connects Bedok, Singapore to: Singapore | Bukit Merah, Singapore