Loiret
France
Loiret, a department in north-central France, holds 70 Bunkabop connections with 1399 other places across 17 topics, from history and sports to literature and film. History and sports together account for the largest share of its connections. Paris holds the most shared ties among non-parent places, reflecting Loiret's deep links to French national life. The department traces some connections to specific figures: Montmartre cabaret singer Aristide Bruant was born in Courtenay, Loiret, and poet Max Jacob was arrested by the Gestapo in Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire in 1944.
Jean de La Taille
Connects Loiret to: France | Paris, France
Alain Corneau
Connects Loiret to: France | Paris, France
Cosson
Connects Loiret to: France | Loir-et-Cher
Loiret
Aristide Bruant
Connects Loiret to: France | Paris, France
Gaston Couté
Connects Loiret to: Oble, Poland
Clermont-Ferrand
Connects Loiret to: Auvergne | Aveyron | Puy-de-Dôme | Lozère
Max Jacob
Connects Loiret to: Paris, France | New York City, New York | Rivera, Uruguay
Jacques Charles
Connects Loiret to: United States | Paris, France
Essonne (river)
Connects Loiret to: France | Île-de-France | Essonne
The Wonderers
Connects Loiret to: France | Toronto, Ontario | French Riviera, FranceMonaco | Tual, Indonesia
Jean de Meun
Connects Loiret to: France | Paris, France | Cambridge, England | Jena, Germany