Karoo
South Africa
Karoo, a semi-arid region in South Africa, holds 105 Bunkabop connections with 1940 other places across 18 topics. Nature and paleontology form its strongest cluster: Karoo Basin biostratigraphy has been used to study the Permian-Triassic extinction event, and Robert Broom identified mammal-like fossil characteristics from the region's rock layers in 1897. Its reach also extends into literature, where Rudyard Kipling set his 1901 poem "Bridge-Guard in the Karroo" along a wartime railway line. Cape Town shares the deepest city ties in the graph.
mines in South Africa
Connects Karoo to: South Africa | Beaufort West, South Africa
Camdeboo National Park
Connects Karoo to: Graaff-Reinet, South Africa | Middleton, South Africa
Matjiesfontein
Connects Karoo to: Laingsburg Local Municipality, South Africa | Laingsburg, South Africa
Rona Rupert
Connects Karoo to: Stellenbosch, South Africa | Calvinia | Davel
Charl Cilliers (writer)
Connects Karoo to: Cape Town, South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa | Malgas
Permian–Triassic extinction event
Connects Karoo to: China | Araguainha, Brazil
Calitzdorp
Connects Karoo to: Western Cape | Kannaland Local Municipality, South Africa | Van Wyksdorp
Thomas Charles John Bain
Connects Karoo to: Graaff-Reinet, South Africa | Camps Bay, South Africa | Nature's Valley
Breede River Valley
Connects Karoo to: Worcester, South Africa | Breede Valley Local Municipality, South Africa | Ceres, South Africa
South African Class 25 4-8-4
Connects Karoo to: Kimberley, South Africa | Witbank, South Africa | Germiston
N12 road (South Africa)
Connects Karoo to: Kimberley, South Africa | Merafong City Local Municipality, South Africa | Delmas, South Africa | Orkney, South Africa
Sheila Meiring Fugard
Connects Karoo to: United States | South Africa | Birmingham, United Kingdom | Cape Town, South Africa