Canton of Uri
Canton of Uri connects to 2507 places across 10 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, with history, transportation, and government as its dominant threads. The Gotthard Pass opened in 1230, bringing Uri imperial immediacy the following year, and Uri resisted the Swiss Reformation, remaining staunchly Roman Catholic through the conflicts that shaped Central Switzerland. Its strongest ties run to Switzerland, Obwalden, and Italy, reflecting the canton's place at the core of Alpine confederate history.
Battle of Sempach
Connects Canton of Uri to: Canton of Bern | Entlebuch District
Gotthard Pass
Connects Canton of Uri to: Ticino | Canton of Schwyz | Leventina District
Switzerland in the Roman era
Connects Canton of Uri to: Canton of Schwyz | Canton of Lucerne | Toggenburg
Furka Pass
Connects Canton of Uri to: Switzerland | Valais
Swiss Reformation
Connects Canton of Uri to: Appenzell Innerrhoden | Appenzell Ausserrhoden | Toggenburg | Schwamendingen
Susten Pass
Connects Canton of Uri to: Switzerland | Bern, Switzerland | Canton of Bern
Klausen Pass
Connects Canton of Uri to: Switzerland | Urnerboden, Switzerland
Viola Amherd
Connects Canton of Uri to: Russia | Ukraine | Belarus | Valais | Federal Department
popular etymology
Connects Canton of Uri to: Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Nags Head, North Carolina | Treklyano | Medkovets | Tukhlia
Rudolph I of Germany
Connects Canton of Uri to: Switzerland | Liechtenstein | Canton of Bern | Laa an der Thaya, Austria | Murbach Abbey
Wally Herger
Connects Canton of Uri to: United States | California | Turkey | Northern California
Bishop of Chur
Connects Canton of Uri to: Switzerland | Milan, Italy | Liechtenstein | Grisons | Gelnhausen