Ruhnu, Estonia
Estonia
Ruhnu, Estonia links to 10627 places across 9 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, including history, government, nature and religion. Its ties run to Germany, Finland and Estonia itself. Records show Swedish settlers on the island, with a 1341 letter from the Bishop of Courland confirming their right to live under Swedish law. Later, Sweden, Russia and Imperial Germany each held it. The island sits closer to Latvia's Courland coast than to any point in the rest of Estonia.
Ruhnu
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Germany | Sweden | Estonia | Latvia
long-tailed duck
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Massachusetts | Greenland | St. Paul, Alaska | Nanortalik, Greenland | Angeli, Finland
Bishopric of Courland
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Courland, Latvia | Liepāja, Latvia | Pāvilosta, Latvia | Kandava, Latvia | Piltene, Latvia
Transport in Estonia
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Estonia | Tallinn, Estonia | Pärnu, Estonia | Dirhami, Estonia | Rohuküla, Estonia
Municipalities of Estonia
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Estonia | Tallinn, Estonia | Pärnu, Estonia | Paldiski, Estonia | Paide, Estonia
Estonian Swedes
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Harju County | Paldiski, Estonia | Kärdla, Estonia | Hiiu Shoal, Estonia | Reigi, Estonia
Northern Crusades
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Finland | Mecklenburg | Courland, Latvia | Warmia, Warmian-Masurian | Masuria
Courland
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Latvia | Liepāja, Latvia | Jelgava, Latvia | Tukums, Latvia | Kretinga, Lithuania
Pärnu
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Harju County | Valga County | Valka, Latvia | Kihnu, Estonia | Otepää, Estonia
Gustave Eiffel
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: France | Paris, France | Switzerland | Turkey | Egypt
Russian Orthodox Church
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kolkhoz
Connects Ruhnu, Estonia to: Mshanets, Ukraine | Orkhevi (settlement in Tbilisi), Georgia | Ruzhyn, Ukraine | Selets, Ukraine | Zaporizke, Ukraine