Flushing, Queens
United States
Flushing, Queens connects to 8356 places across 21 topics through 117 Bunkabop connections, with government administration, language, history, and transportation among its dominant themes. It shares many connections with China, anchored by a large Chinese-language presence: the World Journal, described as one of the largest Chinese-language newspapers outside China, is headquartered in adjacent Whitestone, and SinoVision, a major Chinese-language television network, operates in the area. During the American Revolution, British forces quartered a battalion of Scottish Highlanders in the neighborhood.
Flushing Chinatown
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Queens, New York | Wenzhou, Zhejiang
Hong Kong Supermarket
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Chinatown, Manhattan | Chinatowns in Queens
Chinese supermarket
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Bensonhurst, Brooklyn | Chinatowns in Queens
Chinese immigrants
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Chinatowns in Queens | Chinatown (Washington, D.C.)
Scottish Highlanders
Connects Flushing, Queens to: United Kingdom | Darien, Georgia
The Korea Times
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Busan, South Korea | Koreatown, Queens
Flushing and North Side Railroad
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Great Neck Plaza, New York | Bay Terrace, Queens
Suzhou dialect
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Jiaxing, Zhejiang | Guangde, Anhui
Whitestone Expressway
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Whitestone, Queens | Koreatown, Queens
New York City Comptroller
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Chinatowns in Queens | Dongan Hills, Staten Island
City of Brooklyn
Connects Flushing, Queens to: East New York | Red Hook, Brooklyn
Ludmila Ulehla
Connects Flushing, Queens to: Manhattan, New York | Queens, New York