Negros Oriental
Negros Oriental, a province in the central Philippines, participates in 109 Bunkabop connections with 10382 other places across 18 topics. Government and ethnic-identity threads carry the largest share, with Catholic Church ties forming a strong second cluster and agriculture and livestock a third. The province shares many connections with Manila and Negros Occidental, its sister province across the island. The 1924 Burnham-designed Capitol building, marked for its centennial in 2024, grounds the history thread. Silliman University in Dumaguete generates an education cluster linking the province to Filipino literary figures such as poet Rowena Tiempo Torrevillas.
Public holidays in the Philippines
Connects Negros Oriental to: Mountain Province | Dingras, Philippines
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kabankalan
Connects Negros Oriental to: Negros Occidental
Margarito Teves
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Bansa, Ghana
Rowena Tiempo Torrevillas
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Iowa
anniversary
Connects Negros Oriental to: Greenville, Illinois | Falher, Alberta
GMA Network
Connects Negros Oriental to: Negros Occidental | Romblon | Capiz
Motorized tricycle (Philippines)
Connects Negros Oriental to: San Antonio, Parañaque | Sarrat | Mariana, Quezon City | Daanbantayan, Philippines
Tañon Strait
Connects Negros Oriental to: Japan | Philippines | Negros Occidental | Bohol | Moalboal, Philippines
Antonio Fortich
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Labrador | Yap | Negros Occidental
Hermenegildo Villanueva
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Quezon | Asunción, Paraguay | Quirino, Philippines
Sotero Cabahug
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Quezon
Dumaguete
Connects Negros Oriental to: Philippines | Alexandria, Egypt | Quezon | Negros Occidental