Eastern Samar
Eastern Samar shares 77 connections with 2037 other places across 13 topics, shaped by its geography, governance history, and religious identity. Nature connections form the largest cluster, anchored by the province's Pacific coastline and Typhoon Haiyan's first landfall in the coastal town of Guiuan in 2013. Government and religion each contribute a strong group of ties, reflecting the 1965 Samar division that created the province and a population that is 97 percent Catholic. Manila and Japan rank among its closest co-connected places.
Roman Catholic Diocese of Borongan
Connects Eastern Samar to: Northern Samar
Jewel Ponferada
Connects Eastern Samar to: Ponferrada, Spain | Montalbo, Spain
landfall (meteorology)
Connects Eastern Samar to: Cienfuegos, Cuba | Chetumal, Mexico
1965 Samar division plebiscite
Connects Eastern Samar to: Northern Samar | Samar (province)
An Waray
Connects Eastern Samar to: Philippines | Northern Samar | Biliran
Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines
Connects Eastern Samar to: Philippines | Cagayan
Congress of the Philippines
Connects Eastern Samar to: Manila, Philippines | Catanduanes | Northern Samar | Guimaras
Northern Samar
Connects Eastern Samar to: Albay | Masbate | Southern Leyte, Philippines | Samar (province)
Leyte Gulf
Connects Eastern Samar to: Philippines | Southern Leyte, Philippines | Maqueda, Spain
K Brosas
Connects Eastern Samar to: Paris, France | Philippines | Quezon | Bawal, India
Taguig City University
Connects Eastern Samar to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Taguig, Philippines | Ususan
Tropical Storm Lingling (2014)
Connects Eastern Samar to: Boston, Massachusetts | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | The Roads | Davao Oriental