Hambantota, Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
Hambantota, Sri Lanka connects to 3451 other places across 16 topics through 72 Bunkabop connections, with sports and industry forming the two largest clusters. Cricket is a strong thread: the Mahinda Rajapaksa International Stadium was built for the 2011 Cricket World Cup, co-hosted with India and Bangladesh. The city shares many connections with India and China, partly through its deep-water port zone, which attracted interest from companies in both countries for shipbuilding and warehousing. A solar farm and power grid expansion round out its industrial profile.
Ambalantota
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Hambantota District | Southern Province, Sri Lanka
power stations in Sri Lanka
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Sri Lanka | Maduru, India
Tissamaharama
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Hambantota District | Southern Province, Sri Lanka
Shaminda Eranga
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: India | Dublin, Ireland | Sri Lanka
international cricket grounds in Sri Lanka
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: India | Sri Lanka | Mahela, Madagascar
Kingdom of Ruhuna
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Tissamaharama, Sri Lanka | Ambalantota, Sri Lanka | Lahugala, Sri Lanka
warehousing
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Peosta, Iowa | North East Derbyshire, England | Brackenfell, South Africa
Thilan Thushara
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: India | Sri Lanka | Zimbabwe | Chennai, India
Debt-trap diplomacy
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: United States | China
Ceylon Electricity Board
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Colombo, Sri Lanka | Mannar Island, Sri Lanka | Ambewela | Slave Island Grama Niladhari Division
Anuradhapura Kingdom
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: Sri Lanka | Manthai, Sri Lanka | Lahugala, Sri Lanka | Tempitiya, Sri Lanka
N. U. Jayawardena
Connects Hambantota, Sri Lanka to: London, England | Cambridge, England | Sri Lanka | Colombo, Sri Lanka | Galle, Sri Lanka