Petten, Netherlands
Netherlands
Petten, Netherlands connects to 3746 places across 10 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, architecture, industry and military history. In 1421 the St. Elizabeth's flood washed the town away, and in 1943 the German Wehrmacht broke it up because of the Atlantic Wall. Its economy rests on bulb cultivation and tourism. Co-connected places include France, the United States and the United Kingdom, showing links well beyond the North Holland coast.
bulb
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: Lisse, Netherlands | Live Oak, Santa Cruz County, California | Hillegom, Netherlands | Sassenheim | Espel, Netherlands
Producers Guild of America
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Arad, Romania
Tamio Ōki
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: Russia | Tokyo, Japan | Flanders | Kyoto, Japan | Lobos, Argentina
1996 New Year Honours
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: London, England | Oxford, England | Israel | Jordan | Birmingham, United Kingdom
St. Elizabeth's flood (1421)
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: Dordrecht, Netherlands | North Brabant | Geertruidenberg, Netherlands | Bergen, Netherlands | Puttershoek, Netherlands
Den Helder
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: Texel, Netherlands | Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands | Hellevoetsluis, Netherlands | Amsterdam-Noord, Netherlands | Schagen, Netherlands
Technetium-99m
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: United States | France | Canada | Australia | Netherlands
Atlantic Wall
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: France | Germany | United Kingdom | Netherlands | Belgium
aquarium
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: United States | London, England | France | California | Los Angeles, California
Isaac Brock
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: United States | London, England | Canada | United Kingdom | Oxford, England
architect
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: Tema, Ghana | Salem, Massachusetts | Racine, Wisconsin | Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C. | Cuiabá, Brazil
Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland
Connects Petten, Netherlands to: France | United Kingdom | Russia | Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands