Kathiawar
India
Kathiawar, a peninsula in western India, shares 72 connections with 1703 other places across 13 topics, with history and government making up the bulk of ties. Much of this centers on the region's many former princely states under the Kathiawar Agency of the Bombay Presidency, including Rajkot, Limbdi, and Wadhwan. Pakistan, Delhi, and Sindh share many connections with Kathiawar, reflecting the region's broad subcontinent reach. A cricket thread ties the region to the 1948-49 Ranji Trophy, where a player scored 443 not out against Kathiawar.
B. B. Nimbalkar
Connects Kathiawar to: Kolhapur, India | Rajkot, India
Limbdi State
Wadhwan State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Wadhwan, India
Sardar Sarovar Dam
Connects Kathiawar to: Vadodara, India | Bilgaon, India
Muzaffar Shah III
Connects Kathiawar to: Kóka | Sarkhej | Dhrol, India
Gulf of Kutch
Connects Kathiawar to: Dwarka, India | Mundra, India | Little Rann of Kutch
Indian anna
Connects Kathiawar to: Aden, Yemen | Mainaguri, India | Tharuvana, India
Rajkot State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Western India | Rajkot, India | Halar, Gujarat
Palitana State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Western India | Junagadh, India | Palitana, India
Rajpipla State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Ahmedabad, India | Rajpipla, India | Karjan, India
Gondal State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Western India | Dhoraji, India | Upleta, India
Porbandar State
Connects Kathiawar to: India | Porbandar, India | Ghumli, India | Bhanvad, India