Haines, Alaska
Haines, United States
Haines, Alaska connects to 8650 places across 14 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by nature, transportation, and history. Its strongest overlaps are with Alaska, the United States, British Columbia, and Yukon. Haines was the southern terminal of the Haines-Fairbanks Pipeline, which supplied refined petroleum to Fort Greely, Eielson Air Force Base, and Ladd Air Force Base. An old Tlingit trade route also ran from Haines to Lake Kusawa in Yukon.
Fort Greely
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Delta Junction, Alaska | Deltana, Alaska
Lynn Canal
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Juneau mining district | Mud Bay, Alaska
Dalton Trail
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Yukon | Klukwan, Alaska | Champagne Landing, Yukon
Eielson Air Force Base
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Fort Wainwright | North Pole, Alaska | Moose Creek, Alaska
Tatshenshini River
Connects Haines, Alaska to: British Columbia | Alaska | Yukon
North West Trading Company
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan | Angoon, Alaska | Killisnoo Island
Sheldon Jackson
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Wrangell, Alaska | La Crescent, Minnesota | Port Clarence, Alaska | Teller, Alaska
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Alaska | Valdez, Alaska | Delta Junction, Alaska | Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska | Prospect Creek, Alaska
Ann Davison (sailor)
Connects Haines, Alaska to: London, England | Florida | Miami, Florida | Portugal | Morocco
Alaska boundary dispute
Connects Haines, Alaska to: United States | London, England | Canada | United Kingdom | Russia
Alaska Marine Highway
Connects Haines, Alaska to: Alaska | Bellingham, Washington | Juneau, Alaska | British Columbia Coast | Sitka, Alaska
sea lion
Connects Haines, Alaska to: United States | Spain | Philippines | Singapore | Manila, Philippines