Hadeland
Norway
Hadeland, a region in Norway, connects to 3200 places across 11 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections. History and nature lead the mix, with sample topics like the Bronze Age and cattle, while government adds municipalities of Norway and a late Iron Age petty kingdom. Norway, London, England and Trondheim, Norway appear among its co-connected places. The Hadeland Folkemuseum is built around a Viking burial mound at Granavollen, which folklore says holds the torso of King Halvdan.
Hadeland Folkemuseum
Connects Hadeland to: Jaren, Norway | Brandbu, Norway
Salvelinus
Connects Hadeland to: Greenland | Eiði Municipality, Faroe Islands
Ivar Ballangrud
Connects Hadeland to: Helsinki, Finland | Arild
Halfdan the Black
Connects Hadeland to: Helsingør, Denmark | Sogn | Gudbrandsdalen | Romerike | Ringerike (traditional district)
Randsfjorden
Connects Hadeland to: Dokka, Norway | Brandbu, Norway | Land, Norway | Hov, Norway | Bjoneroa, Norway
municipalities of Norway
Connects Hadeland to: Longyearbyen, Norway | Gudbrandsdalen | Heimdal, Norway | Midtbyen, Norway | Kopervik, Norway
petty kingdom
Connects Hadeland to: County Meath | Powys | County Offaly | Götaland | Södermanland, Sweden
Aasmund Olavsson Vinje
Connects Hadeland to: London, England | Norway | Oslo, Norway | Trondheim, Norway | Stavanger, Norway
Jo Inge Berget
Connects Hadeland to: United States | New York City, New York | Italy | Sweden | Norway
common land
Connects Hadeland to: Umm al-Fahm, Israel | Broadstone, Dublin | Arrowsic, Maine | Birmingham, Michigan | Borough of Elmbridge, England
museums in Norway
Connects Hadeland to: Norway | Bergen, Norway | Trondheim, Norway | Tromsø, Norway | Stavanger, Norway
Eric Bloodaxe
Connects Hadeland to: London, England | Germany | Oxford, England | Spain | Edinburgh, Scotland