Friesland
Netherlands
Friesland, a Dutch province, has 280 Bunkabop connections with 4128 other places across 26 topics, with history and government accounting for the largest share. Evidence of Roman trade contacts lasting more than two centuries and the Batavian Revolution of 1798, which dissolved the old provincial lordship of Frisia, anchor the historical threads. Religion runs close behind, with Romanesque Protestant churches spread across its municipalities. Holland, Germany, and Amsterdam are among the heavily co-connected places, and a smaller language cluster reflects the coexistence of West Frisian and Low Saxon dialects.
Batavian Revolution
Connects Friesland to: Ommen, Netherlands | Buiksloot
Günther Bredehorn
Connects Friesland to: Saxony | Lower Saxony
Protestant church of Jistrum
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Jistrum, Netherlands
Protestant church of Aldtsjerk
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Aldtsjerk, Netherlands
Protestant church of Gytsjerk
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Gytsjerk, Netherlands
Protestant Church of Dearsum
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Dearsum, Netherlands
Protestant church of Burgum
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Burgum, Netherlands
Protestant church of Oentsjerk
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Oentsjerk, Netherlands
Protestant church of Boazum
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Boazum, Netherlands
Protestant church of Jorwert
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Jorwert, Netherlands
Protestant church of Wyns
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Wyns, Netherlands
Protestant church of Buitenpost
Connects Friesland to: Netherlands | Buitenpost, Netherlands