Gimli, Manitoba
Canada
Gimli, Manitoba connects to 2747 places across 10 topics through 38 Bunkabop connections, spanning history, transportation, sports, and Nordic religion. Many links run to Iceland and Manitoba, reflecting the New Iceland settlement, where the first European settlers were Icelanders. The name comes from Gimlé, a place in Nordic mythology. In 1983, an Air Canada Boeing 767 that ran out of fuel glided to a landing at Gimli Motorsport Park, which has also hosted Pan American Games races.
Icelandic Canadians
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Rural Municipality of Gimli, Manitoba | Baldur, Manitoba
Boeing 767
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Daliyat al-Karmel, Israel | Rural Municipality of Gimli, Manitoba | Enniscrone, Ireland
Laurie Hawn
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Canada | Edmonton, Alberta | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Norma Bailey
Huldufólk
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Iceland | Hafnarfjörður, Iceland
New Iceland
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Iceland | Rural Municipality of Gimli, Manitoba | Rural Municipality of Argyle, Manitoba | Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton, Manitoba
Duluth
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Superior, Wisconsin | Sartell, Minnesota | Fond du Lac Indian Reservation | Eagle Bend, Minnesota | Shoreview, Minnesota
Amherstburg
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Sandusky, Ohio | Essex County, Ontario | Caldwell First Nation | Brownstown Charter Township, Michigan | Essex, Ontario
George Johnson (Manitoba politician)
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Canada | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Iceland | Manitoba
Icelanders
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Greenland | Akureyri, Iceland | Mosfellsbær, Iceland | Wynyard, Saskatchewan | Cavalier, North Dakota
1967 Pan American Games
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: United States | Canada | Argentina | Santiago, Chile | Winnipeg, Manitoba
Ukrainian Canadians
Connects Gimli, Manitoba to: Vegreville, Alberta | Dauphin, Manitoba | Bonnyville, Alberta | Myrnam, Alberta | Boian, Alberta