Isabela (province)
Isabela (province) in the Philippines connects to 11823 other places across 13 topics through 69 Bunkabop connections, with nature, government, and industry making up the bulk of its reach. Its strongest ties run to the Philippines and the United States, with a strong cluster also shared with Nueva Ecija and neighboring Cagayan. The province takes its name from Queen Isabella II of Spain, and Ilagan City within its borders ranks as Luzon's largest city by land area. Its connections also touch World War II history and Christian religious heritage.
Pan-Philippine Highway
Connects Isabela (province) to: Bulacan, Philippines | Sorsogon | Polangui, Philippines
abdication
Connects Isabela (province) to: Germany | Grodno, Belarus | Głogówek, Poland
carbon
Connects Isabela (province) to: Masbate | Jeanerette, Louisiana | Cucaita, Colombia | San Mateo, Colombia
Puerto Princesa
Connects Isabela (province) to: Palawan, (in transition) | Iligan, Philippines | Jaro, Philippines | Iloilo City Proper | Balabac, Philippines
Partition (politics)
Connects Isabela (province) to: County Donegal | Bulacan, Philippines | Upper Bavaria | Apayao | Santa Mesa
San Miguel Corporation
Connects Isabela (province) to: Bataan | Bulacan, Philippines | Mandaluyong, Philippines | Laguna (province) | Ortigas Center
Typhoon Betty (1980)
Connects Isabela (province) to: Japan | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Quezon | Cagayan
Cagayan River
Connects Isabela (province) to: Philippines | Cagayan | Quirino, Philippines | Ifugao | Nueva Vizcaya
Ifugao people
Connects Isabela (province) to: China | Philippines | Wigan, United Kingdom | Pahang | Ifugao
Typhoon Mitag (2007)
Connects Isabela (province) to: United States | Japan | Philippines | Taiwan | Cagayan
Zamboanga City
Connects Isabela (province) to: Peru | Panama | Basilan, Philippines | Sandakan, Malaysia | Tawi-Tawi, Philippines
trade fair
Connects Isabela (province) to: Baku, Azerbaijan | Lviv, Ukraine | Katowice, Poland | Budva, Montenegro | Bielsko-Biała, Poland