Groningen (province)
Netherlands
Groningen (province) holds 61 Bunkabop connections with 9657 other places across 11 topics, with government and wartime history as the dominant threads. Its administrative ties run deep with neighboring Dutch provinces including Friesland and Drenthe, as well as Germany to the east. The province's transport network, anchored by the A28 motorway and Nederlandse Spoorwegen rail services south from Groningen station, links it outward through Drenthe and beyond. Higher education adds a further cluster, centered on the University of Groningen and its applied sciences counterparts.
London Southend Airport
Connects Groningen (province) to: London, England | Rochford District, England
Westerkwartier
Connects Groningen (province) to: Nuis, Netherlands | Lucaswolde, Netherlands
Fraeylemaborg
Connects Groningen (province) to: Slochteren, Netherlands | Harkstede, Netherlands
European route E232
Connects Groningen (province) to: Nijkerk, Netherlands | Hoevelaken, Netherlands
Groningen railway station
Connects Groningen (province) to: Harlingen, Netherlands | Annerveenschekanaal, Netherlands
Wiebbe Hayes
Connects Groningen (province) to: Winschoten, Netherlands | Oldambt (municipality), Netherlands
Groningen gas field
Connects Groningen (province) to: Slochteren, Netherlands | Kolham, Netherlands | Denemarken
Ommelanden
Connects Groningen (province) to: Frisia | Feerwerd, Netherlands | Zoutkamp, Netherlands | Westerwolde (region)
public broadcaster
Connects Groningen (province) to: Brussels | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Santiago de Compostela, Spain | Mbombela, South Africa
Innsbruck Airport
Connects Groningen (province) to: Slovakia | Innsbruck, Austria | Prutz, Austria | Ellmau, Austria
Salzburg Airport
Connects Groningen (province) to: Salzburg, Austria | Wals-Siezenheim, Austria | Ellmau, Austria | Zell am See District
ChristianUnion
Connects Groningen (province) to: Netherlands | Meliskerke, Netherlands | Aagtekerke, Netherlands | Kootwijkerbroek, Netherlands | Uddel, Netherlands