Bidar district
India
Bidar district, in Karnataka, India, reaches 61 Bunkabop connections with 2944 other places across 10 topics. Nature and history form the bulk of its connections: its forests shelter the endangered red sanders tree, while the district's rivers flow into both the Godavari and Krishna basins. Historically, Basavakalyan in Bidar district served as the capital of the Western Chalukyas. The place shares many ties with Bidar city, Delhi, and Bijapur, reflecting its role in Deccan political and agricultural networks.
commercial agriculture
Connects Bidar district to: New Jersey | Mafia District
Basaveshwara
Connects Bidar district to: Basavakalyan, India | R. S. Naidu Nagar
Manjira River
Connects Bidar district to: Osmanabad district | Limboor, India
Ficus bengalensis
Connects Bidar district to: Kanyakumari district | Samasingha, India
Pterocarpus santalinus
Connects Bidar district to: Tirupati, India | Mkuranga District, Pwani
Acacia auriculiformis
Connects Bidar district to: Ukhrul district | Vitla
Bidar (Lok Sabha constituency)
Connects Bidar district to: Medpalli, India | Chincholi, India
Amoghavarsha I
Connects Bidar district to: North Karnataka | Mysore district | Bankapura, India
Asaf Jah I
Connects Bidar district to: Buldhana district | Nalgonda, India | Khuldabad, India | Jangaon, India
Manyakheta
Connects Bidar district to: North Karnataka | Basavakalyan, India | Karanja Lad, India | Bhadgaon, India
Acacia catechu
Connects Bidar district to: Bemaneviky Ouest, Madagascar | Maromandia, Madagascar | Besalampy, Madagascar | Bemanevika Haut Sambirano, Madagascar | Antafiambotry, Madagascar
Basavakalyan
Connects Bidar district to: East Godavari district | Nalgonda, India | Annigeri, India | Sardarwadi, India | Aland, India