North Kalimantan
Indonesia
North Kalimantan shares 49 connections with 6288 places across 12 topics, led by government, military, and nature themes. The province's strongest ties run to Kalimantan, Indonesia, and Malaysia, with Brunei and the Philippines also closely linked. The 1853 Dutch Politiek Contract with the Bulungan kingdom anchors its military history thread, and the Sembakung River, flowing from Sabah into North Kalimantan, illustrates the cross-border geography that runs through many of its connections.
Spanish–Moro conflict
Connects North Kalimantan to: Iloilo | Sulu, Philippines
Tanjung Selor
Connects North Kalimantan to: Pontianak, Indonesia | Tana Tidung Regency | Malinau Regency
Miss Indonesia 2017
Connects North Kalimantan to: Jakarta, Indonesia | North Maluku | Central Kalimantan | West Nusa Tenggara
Bunyu
Connects North Kalimantan to: India | Indonesia | Kalimantan | Tarakan, Indonesia | Mundra, India
Sembakung River
Connects North Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Malaysia | Sabah | Kalimantan | Sembakung
Lupah Sug
Connects North Kalimantan to: China | Philippines | Sulu, Philippines | Kalimantan | Basilan, Philippines
Indonesian Air Force
Connects North Kalimantan to: Banten | North Maluku | Natuna Regency | Morotai Island Regency | Bidar Alam
British North Borneo Company
Connects North Kalimantan to: Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia | Tawi-Tawi, Philippines | Lawas, Malaysia | Keningau, Malaysia | Mangsee Islands
1st Green Jackets (43rd and 52nd)
Connects North Kalimantan to: Germany | Berlin, Germany | Vietnam | Normandy | Nuremberg, Germany
Cross border attacks in Sabah
Connects North Kalimantan to: Sydney, Australia | Philippines | Indonesia | Malaysia | Sabah
Kayan River
Connects North Kalimantan to: Indonesia | Kalimantan | Tarakan, Indonesia | Tanjung Selor, Indonesia | Malinau Regency
Bong Kee Chok
Connects North Kalimantan to: Malaysia | Sarawak | Kalimantan | Kuching, Malaysia | Pontianak, Indonesia