Cotabato, *
Cotabato, in the southern Philippines, carries 144 connections with 1068 other places across 20 topics, led by government, religion, and language. Manila, Sulu, and South Cotabato are among its closest co-connected places, tracing a shared administrative lineage that dates to 1860, when the district was first formed. Its history also spans a 1619 sultanate seat and a 1942 wartime occupation, threads that run through its military and history connections as well.
Rex Intal
Connects Cotabato, * to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Japanese Imperial forces
Connects Cotabato, * to: Ilocos Sur | Polangui, Philippines
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cotabato
Connects Cotabato, * to: Philippines | Sulu, Philippines | Sultan Kudarat
University of Southern Mindanao
Connects Cotabato, * to: United States | Philippines | Quirino, Philippines
Bamboo cannon
Connects Cotabato, * to: Philippines | Indonesia | Malaysia
2019 Bangsamoro autonomy plebiscite
Connects Cotabato, * to: Sulu, Philippines | Basilan, Philippines | Lanao del Norte, Philippines
South Cotabato
Connects Cotabato, * to: Davao del Sur | Sultan Kudarat | Sarangani, Philippines
Maguindanao del Sur
Connects Cotabato, * to: Iloilo | Sultan Kudarat | Maguindanao del Norte
Muhammad Kudarat
Connects Cotabato, * to: Agusan del Sur | Sultan Kudarat | Malabang, Philippines
Sayre Highway
Connects Cotabato, * to: Aglayan | Dalwangan | Mailag | Kalasungay
Pax Mangudadatu
Connects Cotabato, * to: Philippines | Sultan Kudarat | Montilla, Spain
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kidapawan
Connects Cotabato, * to: Philippines