East Kalimantan
Indonesia
East Kalimantan connects 1649 places across 18 topics through 80 Bunkabop connections, with the heaviest clusters in nature, government administration, and language. The province shares its strongest ties with Kalimantan and Indonesia overall, while its linguistic range is notable: Buginese and Javanese speakers arrived through large-scale migration, and the Banjar people's dialect shares more than 90% of vocabulary with the Kedayan language. A planned rail line from Balikpapan port into West Kutai Regency underscores its infrastructure reach across the region.
Mangkalihat Peninsula
Connects East Kalimantan to: Sangkulirang | Kaubun
West Kutai Regency
Connects East Kalimantan to: Paser Regency | Sepaku
Kedayan
Connects East Kalimantan to: Brunei
Buginese language
Connects East Kalimantan to: Pontianak, Indonesia | Tana Toraja Regency
Lun Bawang language
Connects East Kalimantan to: Lawas, Malaysia | Ba'kelalan, Malaysia
Mahakam Ulu Regency
Connects East Kalimantan to: Central Kalimantan | Long Iram
Kenyah people
Connects East Kalimantan to: Long Banga | Belaga District | Long Puak
Lawa River (Indonesia)
Connects East Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Kalimantan
Tana Tidung Regency
Connects East Kalimantan to: Malinau Kota, Indonesia | Bulungan Regency | Nunukan Regency
Kayan Mentarang National Park
Connects East Kalimantan to: Ba'kelalan, Malaysia | Malinau Regency | Krayan
Emblem of Nusantara
Connects East Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Bandung, Indonesia | Kalimantan | Nusantara, Indonesia
Banteng
Connects East Kalimantan to: Australia | Cobourg, Ontario