Hankey

South Africa

Hankey, South Africa connects with 823 other places across 20 topics through 92 Bunkabop connections, driven largely by the Hankey surname spanning British institutions and public life. Government and military topics dominate, reflecting figures such as Sir Maurice Hankey, the first Cabinet Secretary, and the diplomat Robert Hankey, 2nd Baron Hankey. London, England shares the most connections, followed by France and Germany. The town itself is named for the treasurer of the London Missionary Society, and the remains of Saartjie Baartman were interred here in 2002.