Garland, Texas
Garland, United States
Garland, Texas holds 67 Bunkabop connections spanning 14449 places and 15 topics, with religion, industry, and natural disasters forming the dominant clusters. The city's name traces to U.S. Attorney General Augustus Hill Garland, incorporated in 1891. Its industrial base has included electronics, steel fabrication, and aluminum die casting. Two destructive tornadoes, an F4 in 1927 and an EF4 in 2015, tie it to national storm records. DART Blue Line stations connect it directly to Dallas.
December 2015 North American storm complex
Connects Garland, Texas to: Eureka, Missouri | Rowlett, Texas
Tornado outbreak of May 1927
Connects Garland, Texas to: Sikeston, Missouri | Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Marmon Motor Company
Connects Garland, Texas to: United States | Texas
Amber Dotson
Connects Garland, Texas to: Texas
Blue Line (DART)
Connects Garland, Texas to: Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex | Rowlett, Texas | Caruth Terrace, Dallas
Trammell Crow Company
Connects Garland, Texas to: United States | Texas | Dallas, Texas | Itasca, Illinois
Peter Petroff
Connects Garland, Texas to: United States | Texas | Plovdiv Province
proscenium
Connects Garland, Texas to: Lethbridge, Alberta | Tuscaloosa, Alabama | Plainfield, New Jersey | Fort St. John, British Columbia
Dallas, Garland and Northeastern Railroad
Connects Garland, Texas to: Texas | Dallas, Texas | St. Louis, Missouri | Wyoming | Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Gary Nicholson (singer)
Connects Garland, Texas to: Los Angeles, California | Texas | Tennessee | Rhodes, Greece | Nashville, Tennessee
Melvin Bullitt
Connects Garland, Texas to: Texas | Dallas, Texas | Arizona | Tennessee | New England
Erin McCarley
Connects Garland, Texas to: Texas | San Diego, California | Oslo, Norway