Côte-d'Or
France
Côte-d'Or connects to 664 places across 13 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections, from religion and science to cuisine and Burgundy wine. Many of its ties run through France, Paris and Dijon, with Rome also appearing. The French department was created during the French Revolution on 4 March 1790. Its people include the writer Xavier Forneret of Beaune and the explorer Jean de Léry. The Battle of Fontaine-Française from 1595 also belongs to its history.
Côte d'Or (escarpment)
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Paris, France | Dijon, France
Beaune
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France
Jean Théodore Lacordaire
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Paris, France | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Le Havre, France
Xavier Forneret
Connects Côte-d'Or to: Paris, France
Côte-d'Or
Connects Côte-d'Or to: Dijon, France | Pont-d'Ouche, Canton of Bligny-sur-Ouche
Jean de Léry
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | California | Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Battle of Fontaine-Française
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Spain | Lorraine | Dijon, France | Mayenne
Jean Baptiste Antoine Guillemin
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Paris, France | Brazil | Geneva, Switzerland | Senegal
Cistercian Order
Connects Côte-d'Or to: Bardo, Poland | Simat de la Valldigna, Spain | Oder-Spree | Kartoszyno, Poland | Overlade, Denmark
The Centrists
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Amiens, France | Mayotte | Eure | Loir-et-Cher
Aedui
Connects Côte-d'Or to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Yonne | Saône-et-Loire | Arar, Saudi Arabia
Edme Mariotte
Connects Côte-d'Or to: France | Paris, France | Leiden, Netherlands | Sous | Dijon, France