Haute-Savoie
France
Haute-Savoie holds 66 connections with 7211 other places across 17 topics, with the strongest clusters in history, government, and nature, and a notable strand in religion. Co-connections span France, Italy, and Switzerland, reflecting the region's Alpine border geography. The Grandes Jorasses peak sits on the boundary between Haute-Savoie and Italy's Aosta Valley. The region was formally annexed by France in the 1860 Treaty of Turin.
Treaty of Turin (1860)
Grandes Jorasses
Connects Haute-Savoie to: France | Italy | Aosta Valley
Nicoletta (singer)
Connects Haute-Savoie to: France
Mountain hut
Connects Haute-Savoie to: Wałbrzych, Poland | Pérez Zeledón (canton) | Lepena, Slovenia
Marvin O'Connor
Connects Haute-Savoie to: Paris, France | Grenoble, France | Auvergne | Hérault
Turkey national amputee football team
Connects Haute-Savoie to: Turkey | Istanbul, Turkey | San Juan, Philippines | Kyiv, Ukraine
Arve
Connects Haute-Savoie to: France | Switzerland | Geneva, Switzerland | Canton of Geneva | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Georges Bugnet
Connects Haute-Savoie to: France | Canada | Manitoba | Dijon, France
Henry Cotton (golfer)
Connects Haute-Savoie to: United States | Brussels | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Hagen, Germany | Algarve
Samir Boughanem
Connects Haute-Savoie to: France | Spain | Switzerland | Greece | Derby, England
miscellaneous right
Connects Haute-Savoie to: Var (department) | Nièvre | Tarn (department) | Jura (department) | Lot (department)
Beignet
Connects Haute-Savoie to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Berlin, Germany | New Orleans, Louisiana | Senegal