Ceredigion
Wales
Ceredigion, a county in west Wales, carries 141 Bunkabop connections across 21 topics, linking 2935 other places through history, literature, and Welsh cultural identity. History and government form the dominant topic clusters, with many shared connections reaching London and Cardiff. The region is considered a centre of Welsh language and culture: 45.3% of residents spoke Welsh at the 2021 census. A Roman road, Sarn Helen, once ran through the area with forts guarding nearby gold mines, and a literary thread reaches as far as the "Elvis Rock" roadside graffito tied to a 1962 by-election.
Roman roads in Britain
Connects Ceredigion to: Northern England, United Kingdom | Lincoln Cliff
Islwyn Ffowc Elis
Connects Ceredigion to: Oxford, England | Eira
Sue Jones-Davies
Connects Ceredigion to: London, England | Bristol, England
No. 595 Squadron RAF
Connects Ceredigion to: Pembrokeshire | Carmarthenshire
Daniel Evans (Welsh poet)
Connects Ceredigion to: Oxford, England
James Kitchener Davies
Connects Ceredigion to: United Kingdom | Rhondda
John Humphreys Davies
Connects Ceredigion to: Oxford, England
Aneurin Jones
Connects Ceredigion to: Swansea, Wales
Mari Strachan
Connects Ceredigion to: Manchester, England | Cardiff, Wales
Leominster
Connects Ceredigion to: Worcester, England | Lempster, New Hampshire
Elected mayors in the United Kingdom
Connects Ceredigion to: Metropolitan Borough of Wigan, England | Borough of Hartlepool, England | City of Doncaster, England