Canton of Schaffhausen
Canton of Schaffhausen connects to 1553 places across 8 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections. Government leads, followed by nature, landmarks and history. Its strongest overlaps are with Switzerland, Germany and Baden-Württemberg. The canton's central part separates the German exclave of Büsingen am Hochrhein from the rest of Germany. Schaffhausen became a full member of the Old Swiss Confederation in 1501. In 1944, a bombing raid by planes that strayed from Germany hit it in neutral Switzerland.
Old Swiss Confederation
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Canton of Lucerne | Tägermoos
Tyco International
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands | Gardner, Massachusetts
Schaffhausen
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Switzerland
Stein am Rhein
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Switzerland
Büsingen am Hochrhein
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Tägermoos | Frauenfeld District
On 1 January 2009
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Porrentruy District | Gros-de-Vaud District
Klingengraben
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Germany | Switzerland | Baden-Württemberg
Biber (Rhine)
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Germany | Switzerland | Baden-Württemberg | Randegg, Austria
Thur (Rhine)
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Switzerland | Thurgau | Canton of Zurich | Toggenburg
Unterwalden
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Canton of Bern | Aargau | Canton of Schwyz | Obwalden | Canton of Lucerne
Schwedenschanze
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Austria | Lower Austria | Vorarlberg | Lochau, Austria | Klam, Austria
canton of Zürich
Connects Canton of Schaffhausen to: Switzerland | Baden-Württemberg | Aargau | Lake View, Chicago | Thurgau