Bellaire, Ohio
Bellaire, United States
Bellaire, Ohio connects to 1410 places across 12 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections. Transportation, sports, and film are the leading topics. The abandoned Bellaire Bridge was filmed for The Silence of the Lambs, and a railroad viaduct over the Ohio River appeared in Unstoppable. Football players Lance Mehl and Mike Basrak came from the town, as did Mike Florio. Shared ties run to Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Wheeling, West Virginia.
Lance Mehl
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: Ohio | Cincinnati, Ohio
Ted Levine
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: Chicago, Illinois | Texas | Virginia | Illinois | Ohio
Mike Basrak
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | Illinois | Ohio | Miami, Florida | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mike Florio
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: Virginia | Ohio | Minnesota | West Virginia | Wheeling, West Virginia
Temple Shalom (Wheeling, West Virginia)
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | Virginia | Israel | Ohio | West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: Toledo, Ohio | Lima, Ohio | Parkersburg, West Virginia | Piqua, Ohio | Findlay, Ohio
Bituminous Coal Miners' Strike of 1894
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | Virginia | Pennsylvania | Illinois | Ohio
Andy Dorris
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: Mexico | Ohio | Houston, Texas | Atlanta, Georgia | Dallas, Texas
Unstoppable (2010 film)
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | China | Toronto, Ontario
United States Military Railroad
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Pennsylvania | Ohio
Albert Wass
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: United States | Germany | Paris, France | Florida | Ohio
Mingo
Connects Bellaire, Ohio to: France | Canada | Boston, Massachusetts | Virginia | Ohio