Dar es Salaam Region
Tanzania
Dar es Salaam Region links to 6950 places across 10 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections. Topics include water supply, Human Development Index, World War II and mangroves. Its strongest overlaps are with South Africa and London, England, which tie for the heaviest shared ties. After World War II, the region expanded quickly and became a center of anti-colonial activity under the Tanganyika African National Union, which was established there.
Tazama Pipeline
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Zambia | Ndola, Zambia
National Stadium (Tanzania)
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Temeke District, Dar es Salaam | Miburani
Mbezi River
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Mbezi | Kawe, Kinondoni | Mbezi Juu
Swahili architecture
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Pangani, Tanzania | Kilwa Masoko, Lindi | Gede, Kenya | Mombasa Old Town, Kenya
leachate
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Cornwall, Ontario | Waukegan, Illinois | Lam Tin | Pulau Semakau | Santa Fe, Mexico
Indians in Tanzania
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Tanzania | Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | Tanga City Council, Tanga | Makunduchi, Tanzania | Upanga East
nitrogen dioxide
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Cambridge, England | Mexico City, Mexico | Tehran, Iran | Lombardy | Rishikesh
Pit latrine
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Dhaka, Bangladesh | South Kivu | North Kivu | Uvira Territory | Marshall Heights (Washington, Washington, D.C.
wastewater treatment
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Egypt | Saudi Arabia | Palau | Yakima, Washington | San Luis Obispo, California
Informal economy
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: South Africa | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Lagos, Nigeria | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo | Guayaquil, Ecuador
motor vehicle
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: Madrid, Spain | Lithuania | Porto Alegre, Brazil | Recife, Brazil | Shizuoka Prefecture
University of Dar es Salaam
Connects Dar es Salaam Region to: London, England | Kenya | Uganda | Tanzania | Nairobi, Kenya