Lae, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea

Lae, Papua New Guinea shares 115 connections with 1693 other places across 19 topics, with military history from the Pacific War forming the dominant cluster. In 1943, Japanese forces retreated to Lae after defeats in the Kokoda Track campaign and the Battle of Buna-Gona, and Australian 7th and 9th Division troops later sealed tunnel entrances in the surrounding hills. The city also connects to Australia, Japan, and Port Moresby, and a smaller set of ties covers nature, including Lae's position near the Markham River delta on Huon Gulf.

Kokoda Track campaign

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Kokoda | Buna, Papua New Guinea

Khemanit Jamikorn

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: China | Beijing

Sakura no Hanabiratachi

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Japan | Yokohama, Japan | Matsubara, Japan

USS Yorktown (CV-5)

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: United States | Marshall Islands

Tunnel warfare

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Hombourg, Belgium | Chinatown, Lae | Voco Point

Markham River

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Morobe Province | Bulolo | 3 Mile, Lae

Roman Catholic Diocese of Lae

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Guinea | Papua New Guinea | Madang, Papua New Guinea | Lieshout, Netherlands

Swede Vejtasa

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: United States | Guinea | Montana

Thongchai McIntyre

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Los Angeles, California | Jarin, Iran

Srirasmi Suwadee

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Thailand | Bangkok, Thailand | Nonthaburi, Thailand | Samut Songkhram province

Saw Mon Nyin

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Myanmar | Yangon, Myanmar | Shan State | Pakokku, Myanmar | Momeik, Myanmar

Khaqan Haider Ghazi

Connects Lae, Papua New Guinea to: Germany | Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Dum Dum, India | Giyan, Iran

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