Drôme
France
Drôme, a department in southeastern France, holds 85 connections with 3176 other places across 21 topics, with sports, nature, and history forming the dominant threads. Its strongest overlaps run with France broadly and with Paris. The department was established on March 4, 1790, during the French Revolution, tying it to networks of government and history. Its principal city, Valence, produced the dramatist Émile Augier and opera librettist Louis Gallet, extending Drôme's reach into literature and the arts.
Émile Augier
Connects Drôme to: France
Louis Gallet
Connects Drôme to: Paris, France | Japan
Ampie du Preez
Connects Drôme to: South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa
Jacques Tardi
Connects Drôme to: Paris, France | Lyon, France
Jody Jenneker
Connects Drôme to: France | Toulouse, France | Durban, South Africa
National Constituent Assembly (France)
Connects Drôme to: Soule | Mayenne | Haute-Loire | Meuse (department)
Hautes-Alpes
Connects Drôme to: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | Isère | Alpes-de-Haute-Provence | Morbihan
Johnny Mnemonic
King Leonardo and His Short Subjects
Connects Drôme to: Tennessee | Cologne, Germany
G.I. Joe: The Movie
Connects Drôme to: Japan | Confines, Colombia
Alaska Taufa
Connects Drôme to: France | Japan | Alaska | Grenoble, France
Lucas Mensa
Connects Drôme to: France | Pretoria, South Africa | Buenos Aires Province | Burzaco, Argentina