Hamina, Finland
Finland
Hamina, Finland connects to 2652 places across 15 topics through 48 Bunkabop connections, with government, history, and architecture as its dominant themes. The city's star-shaped fortress and circular town plan, designed by Axel Löwen using Central European and Italian Renaissance concepts, link it to European military architecture. Its 18th-century fortifications passed to Russia after the 1741-1743 Russo-Swedish War, and in 1812 Hamina joined the Grand Duchy of Finland. Strong ties to Helsinki and Russia reflect this border-town history.
2021 Finnish municipal elections
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Kokkola, Finland | Ylöjärvi, Finland
True Finns
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Ylöjärvi, Finland | Siikalatva, Finland
Helvi Hämäläinen
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Helsinki, Finland | Kymenlaakso
Signe Hornborg
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Helsinki, Finland | Turku, Finland | Pori, Finland
Hamina
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Russia | Sweden | Finland | Loviisa, Finland
Finnish Orthodox Church
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Finland | Tampere, Finland | Siuntio, Finland | Hollihaka
Autonomous entity
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Sabah | Istria, Croatia | Ibadan, Nigeria | Daruvar, Croatia | Left-bank Ukraine, Ukraine
star fort
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Hulst, Netherlands | Naarden, Netherlands | St. George's, Grenada | Bourtange, Netherlands | Usuda, Japan
Hugo Simberg
Connects Hamina, Finland to: London, England | Paris, France | Finland | Tampere, Finland
Tapio Korjus
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Korea | South Korea | Finland | Seoul, South Korea | Kymenlaakso
Leo Mechelin
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Australia | Russia | New Zealand | Finland | Helsinki, Finland
Old Finland
Connects Hamina, Finland to: Lappeenranta, Finland | Savonlinna, Finland | Karelia (historical province), Before 1812:Before 1809: | Mäntyharju, Finland | Kesälahti, North Karelia