Narva, Estonia
Estonia
Narva, Estonia connects with 4676 places across 23 topics through 190 Bunkabop connections, with history and military as the dominant themes. Sitting on the Narva River at the eastern edge of Estonia, the city shares deep ties with Russia and Sweden, rooted in centuries of contested control. Swedish troops took the city in 1581 and built its baroque Old Town, while Russian forces fought to reclaim it through the Treaty of Teusina in 1595. A strong cluster of sports connections ties Narva to Estonian football through FC Narva Trans and the Meistriliiga.
III (Germanic) SS Panzer Corps
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Estonia | Courland, Latvia
Narva (river)
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Governorate of Estonia | Narva-Jõesuu, Estonia
Estonia–Russia border
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Narva-Jõesuu, Estonia | Jõhvi, Estonia
Pontus De la Gardie
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Vasknarva, Estonia | Valgejõe, Estonia
Meistriliiga
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Paide, Estonia | Valga, Estonia
Treaty of Teusina
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Kuhmo, Finland | North Karelia
Koporye
Ida-Viru County
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Moscow, Central | Jõhvi, Estonia | Lohusuu, Estonia
Vyazma
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Russia | Smolensk, Russia
Estonia under Swedish rule
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Vasknarva, Estonia | Vohnja, Estonia | Tikka-Mannila
Communist Party of Estonia (1990)
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Estonia | Latvia | Sillamäe, Estonia
Sandomierz Confederation
Connects Narva, Estonia to: Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Saxony | Sandomierz, Poland