Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania spans 13478 Bunkabop connections across 45138 other places and 29 topics, from government and sports to music, film, and heavy industry. Its deepest ties run to Philadelphia, with a strong cluster of overlap with California, New York City, and Chicago. William Penn, the state's colonial founder, originated the system of county commissions used across the United States. Historic landmarks like the Leap-the-Dips roller coaster and recurring events such as Miss Pennsylvania, established in 1921, round out a cultural footprint shaped by both civic and industrial history.
The Bituminous Coal Queens of Pennsylvania
Connects Pennsylvania to: United States | Queens, New York
Singing Boys of Pennsylvania
Connects Pennsylvania to: Texas
Houdini Museum
Connects Pennsylvania to: Scranton, Pennsylvania | Northeastern Pennsylvania
NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships
Connects Pennsylvania to: Oklahoma | Stillwater, Oklahoma
majority leader
Connects Pennsylvania to: South Dakota | Hiawatha, Iowa
Acrisure Stadium
Connects Pennsylvania to: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | North Shore (Pittsburgh)
Rusted Root
Connects Pennsylvania to: Berlin, Germany | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dean Ween
Connects Pennsylvania to: Quebec | Queens, New York
Devon (actress)
Connects Pennsylvania to: Jordan | Allentown, Pennsylvania
Paul Arizin
Connects Pennsylvania to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Springfield, Illinois
Charles Burns (cartoonist)
Connects Pennsylvania to: United States
Stephen Frick
Connects Pennsylvania to: United States | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 27, 2026 This contemporary artist exhibited her work at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia in 1987, and later received the 22nd Annual Artist Award from the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York in 1990. She also exhibited at the Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State. Which artist is being described?
- October 19, 2026 This American humorist and radio storyteller began his broadcast career on WJOB in Hammond, Indiana in 1945, and from 1951 to 1953 had a late-night show on KYW in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He also sporadically attended Indiana University Bloomington without ever graduating. Which broadcaster is he?
- October 18, 2026 In Pennsylvania, the University of Pittsburgh plays in this US college sports conference, while North Carolina's Research Triangle, home to Duke and the University of North Carolina, is one of the conference's traditional strongholds, particularly for basketball. Which NCAA Division I conference is this?