Edina, Minnesota
Edina, United States
Edina, Minnesota connects to 8529 places across 14 topics through 53 Bunkabop connections, with sports accounting for the largest cluster. The city's ice hockey presence is substantial: ESPN named Edina the center of the American ice hockey universe in 2020, and Braemar Ice Rink hosts Da Beauty League, drawing active NHL and AHL players each offseason. Transportation history adds a second thread, as the Minneapolis, Northfield and Southern Railway ran interurban service through the city until 1942. Richard M. Schulze, founder of Best Buy, supplies an industry connection.
Minneapolis, Northfield and Southern Railway
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Northfield, Minnesota | Eureka Center, Minnesota
Interlachen Country Club
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Minnesota | Charlevoix, Michigan
Adam Goldberg (American football)
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Minnesota | St. Louis, Missouri | Wyoming
College ice hockey
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Boston, Massachusetts | St. Cloud, Minnesota | Amherst, New York
Lyle Sendlein
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Texas | Minnesota | Arizona | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pneumatic tube
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: United States | Ontario | Aberdeen, Scotland
Reggie Lynch
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Illinois | Minnesota | Thessaloniki, Greece | Wrocław, Poland | Oldenburg, Germany
George W. Bush 2004 presidential campaign
Sam Perlozzo
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Minnesota | Seattle, Washington | San Diego, California | Baltimore, Maryland
Bill Brown (American football)
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Illinois | Minnesota
Terri Bonoff
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: Massachusetts | Atlanta, Georgia | Minnesota | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Plymouth, England
Mardy Fish
Connects Edina, Minnesota to: United States | California | Florida | Miami, Florida | Atlanta, Georgia