Dakhla Oasis
Egypt
Dakhla Oasis, Egypt connects to 6998 places across 12 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, led by World War II history and hot desert climate. The Dakhleh Oasis Project, a long-term study of how environmental changes and human activity interact, adds science and archaeology. Its strongest overlaps are with Egypt, Italy, and Kufra, Libya. Other links cover Ottoman and Mamluk architecture and the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System.
New Valley Governorate
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Western Desert, Egypt | Aswan Governorate
Monash University
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Victoria (state) | Roodepoort, South Africa
Environmental science
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Newcastle upon Tyne, England | Bojonegoro Regency
Mamluk architecture
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Beirut Central District | Tripoli, Lebanon
Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Kufra, Libya | Moghra Oasis, Egypt | Al Jawf, Libya
Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Dendera, Egypt | Kom El Deka, Egypt | Banganarti
Ministry of Antiquities (Egypt)
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Aswan, Egypt | Marina, Egypt | Kom El Deka, Egypt
Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Edfu | Dendera, Egypt | Tarrana, Egypt | Bawit, Egypt
Polish Academy of Sciences
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Białystok, Poland | Puławy, Poland | Ursynów, Poland | Jabłonna, Poland | Siekierki
John O'Carroll
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Mexico | Netherlands | Rome, Italy | Egypt | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Isocrates
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: Texas | Rome, Italy | Athens, Greece | Cyprus | Syracuse, Italy
Friedrich Gerhard Rohlfs
Connects Dakhla Oasis to: United States | London, England | Germany | Egypt | Morocco