Cook Islands
Cook Islands
Cook Islands connects to 5078 places across 24 topics through 315 Bunkabop connections, with government and sports topics making up the bulk of its graph. Despite not being a United Nations member state, it holds full membership in WHO, UNESCO, and other UN specialized agencies. Its strongest overlaps are with New Zealand and Australia, reflecting close political and economic ties, including a 1980 maritime boundary treaty with the United States.
Wilkie Rasmussen
Connects Cook Islands to: New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Connects Cook Islands to: Moreh, India | Zokhawthar, India
foreign aid
Connects Cook Islands to: Port Vila, Vanuatu | Kinney, Minnesota
Pedro Fernandes de Queirós
Connects Cook Islands to: Solomon Islands | Rotuma | Merig
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rarotonga
Connects Cook Islands to: France | Suva, Fiji | Niue
Cook Islands Federation
Connects Cook Islands to: New Zealand | Penal, Trinidad and Tobago | Kingdom of Rarotonga
Tom Marsters
Connects Cook Islands to: Samoa | Avarua, Cook Islands
Inatio Akaruru
Connects Cook Islands to: New Zealand | Manchester, England | Auckland, New Zealand
Political status of the Cook Islands and Niue
Connects Cook Islands to: United States | New Zealand | Niue
Paper mulberry
Connects Cook Islands to: China
Polynesian languages
R. A. K. Mason
Connects Cook Islands to: China | New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand | Dunedin, New Zealand