Cordova, Alaska
Cordova, United States
Cordova, Alaska connects to 2744 other places across 9 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, with nature and transportation as its dominant threads. The city's ties span the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill on Bligh Reef, which the evidence describes as one of the most devastating environmental disasters in North America, and the 1906 founding of the Copper River and Northwestern Railway terminus by Michael James Heney. From 1911 to 1938, more than 200 million tons of copper ore moved through Cordova. Connections reach as far as Valdez, Alaska and Chenega, Alaska, sharing significant overlap with both.
Ahtna people
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Glennallen, Alaska | Gakona, Alaska
overharvesting
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Kelso, Washington | Pismo Beach, California
least sandpiper
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: St. Paul, Alaska | Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279, Saskatchewan
Pacific razor clam
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Ninilchik, Alaska | Kalaloch, Washington
legislative body
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Guinea | Marshall, Texas
gillnet
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Blaine, Washington | Barnegat Light, New Jersey
environmental disaster
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Bo01 | Flix, Spain | Quicksand, Kentucky
Cody McKenzie
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: United Kingdom | Alaska | Spokane, Washington
Exxon Valdez
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Galicia (Spain) | Valdez, Alaska | Chenega, Alaska | Tatitlek, Alaska
Alaska Marine Highway System
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Sitka, Alaska | Homer, Alaska | Hyder, Alaska | Port Graham, Alaska
Copper River and Northwestern Railway
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: McCarthy, Alaska | Katalla, Alaska | Head, Ontario | Chitina, Alaska
dunlin
Connects Cordova, Alaska to: Booterstown | Blackrock, Ireland | Daebudo | Cerro Sombrero, Tierra del Fuego