Bojonegoro Regency

Indonesia

Bojonegoro Regency connects to 1737 places across 12 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, with the heaviest weight on government, industry, and history. The regency shares many ties with East Java and Indonesia broadly, reflecting its position along the Solo River corridor. Its connections trace the Saminism movement, in which a local farmer named Surosentiko Samin led pacifist resistance to Dutch colonial rule in the 1890s over the seizure of teak forests, as well as the later environmental effects of oil extraction on residents.