Parktown
South Africa
Parktown, a suburb of Johannesburg in South Africa, connects to 768 places across 15 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. Government is the dominant topic, tied to the Witwatersrand and the Progressive Party, followed by science, architecture, film and music. Several connections run through Parktown Boys' High School and Parktown High School for Girls, whose alumni include psychiatrist Joseph Wolpe. South Africa, Johannesburg and London are its strongest co-connected places.
Barbara Pike
Connects Parktown to: Johannesburg, South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa
Sir Herbert Baker
Connects Parktown to: Germiston | Lutyens' Delhi, India | Wynberg, Cape Town | Brixton, Johannesburg
Transnet Freight Rail
Connects Parktown to: Durban, South Africa | Bellville, South Africa | Springs, South Africa | City Deep, Gauteng | Ramatlabama
Madosh Tambwe
Connects Parktown to: South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Bordeaux, France | Toulouse, France | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Joseph Wolpe
Connects Parktown to: United States | Virginia | South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa
Babette Brown
Connects Parktown to: United Kingdom | Lithuania | Cape Town, South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Enfield, United Kingdom
Pallance Dladla
Connects Parktown to: Israel | Wellington, New Zealand | Johannesburg, South Africa | Gauteng | Sizwe, Burma
Progressive Party (South Africa)
Connects Parktown to: London, England | South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Bloemfontein, South Africa
Charles Feinstein
Connects Parktown to: United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa
John Burland
Connects Parktown to: London, England | Italy | Cambridge, England | Mexico | South Africa
Ernest Oppenheimer
Connects Parktown to: United States | London, England | United Kingdom | South Africa | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Moira Lister
Connects Parktown to: London, England | United Kingdom | Oxford, England | South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa