Cobourg, Ontario
Canada
Cobourg, Ontario shares 86 connections with 2044 other places across 22 topics, anchored in transportation, natural geography, education, and early settlement history. The town was renamed in 1819 after Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld, and by 1835 Egerton Ryerson had established Upper Canada Academy there. Toronto, Ontario overlaps with many of Cobourg's connections, reflecting the town's role in the broader Upper Canada network of railways, waterways, and institutions.
Otonabee River
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Peterborough, Ontario | Peterborough County
Anishinaabemowin
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Windsor, Ontario | Nitaskinan | Keego Harbor, Michigan
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Gotha (district) | Sankt Wendel (district) | Birkenfeld (district)
Egerton Ryerson
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Regina, Saskatchewan | Walsh, Ontario | Ryerson, Ontario
Rod Anderson (writer)
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Canada | India | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Cleopatrick
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Chicago, Illinois | Atlanta, Georgia | Ontario | Leeds, United Kingdom
Banteng
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Australia | East Kalimantan
Highway 2 (Ontario)
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Trenton, Ontario | West Hill, Toronto | South Dundas, Ontario | Leeds and the Thousand Islands, Ontario
Paul Macklin
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario | Northumberland County, Ontario
Christine Stewart
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Canada | Calgary, Canada | Kyoto, Japan | Honduras | Cameroon
Victoria University, Toronto
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario | Ottawa, Ontario
Cobourg Peninsula
Connects Cobourg, Ontario to: Australia | Belgium | Wellington, New Zealand | Darwin, Australia | Northern Territory