Nidwalden
Nidwalden connects to 390 places across 13 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, mainly in government, history, landmarks and nature. It shares the most connections with Switzerland and then Obwalden. Together, Nidwalden and Obwalden formed the forest canton of Unterwalden, one of three participants in the foundation of the Old Swiss Confederacy, named in the Pact of Brunnen of 1315. Other links include the Stecklikrieg, where federalists from Nidwalden defeated government troops at Rengg Pass, and the Zentralbahn railway company.
Nidwalden
Pact of Brunnen
Connects Nidwalden to: Canton of Schwyz | Obwalden
foundation of the Old Swiss Confederacy
Connects Nidwalden to: Obwalden | Murbach Abbey
Robert Zünd
Connects Nidwalden to: Geneva, Switzerland
Stecklikrieg
Connects Nidwalden to: France | Switzerland | Amiens, France
Canton of Zug
Connects Nidwalden to: Aargau | Basel-Stadt | Canton of Schwyz
Zentralbahn
Connects Nidwalden to: Switzerland | Central Switzerland
Canton of Schwyz
Connects Nidwalden to: Aargau | Canton of Lucerne | Murbach Abbey | Canton of St. Gallen
German-speaking Switzerland
Connects Nidwalden to: Switzerland | Basel-Stadt | Thurgau | Appenzell Ausserrhoden
half-canton
Connects Nidwalden to: Switzerland | Basel-Stadt | Obwalden | Appenzell Ausserrhoden | Appenzell Innerrhoden
Switzerland in the Napoleonic era
Connects Nidwalden to: Paris, France | Cambridge, England | Austria | Switzerland | Vienna, Austria
Unterwalden
Connects Nidwalden to: Canton of Bern | Aargau | Canton of Schwyz | Obwalden | Canton of Lucerne