Salton City, California
United States
Salton City, California links to 1478 places across 11 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, led by nature, literature, and entertainment. Shared connections include California, San Diego, and Mexico. In Sue Grafton's 1982 novel A is for Alibi, Kinsey Millhone travels to the Salton Sea for an interview. Jon Krakauer's 1996 book Into the Wild mentions the town as a stop for Chris McCandless. Television series such as Life After People and Abandoned have also featured it.
Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians
Connects Salton City, California to: Imperial County, California | Thermal, California
street lighting
Connects Salton City, California to: Shawinigan, Quebec | Quartier international de Montréal
landscaping
Connects Salton City, California to: Mexico | Penns Valley | Gross, Florida
Life After People
Connects Salton City, California to: Australia | United Kingdom | Sydney, Australia | Gary, Indiana
Into the Wild (Krakauer book)
Connects Salton City, California to: United States | Alaska | South Dakota | Western United States | Calipatria, California
Sue Grafton
Connects Salton City, California to: California | Japan | Kentucky | Santa Teresa, San Jose
Travel Channel
Connects Salton City, California to: San Francisco, California | Portland, Maine | Montgomery County, Maryland | Xochimilco, Mexico | Alton, Illinois
Peninsular Ranges
Connects Salton City, California to: United States | California | San Francisco, California | Mexico | Cleveland, Ohio
Norm Macdonald
Connects Salton City, California to: United States | California | Canada | Texas | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
surface runoff
Connects Salton City, California to: Western Australia | Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | Golan Heights | Ensenada, Mexico | Imo State
recreation
Connects Salton City, California to: Utah | Sembawang, Singapore | La Baie, Quebec | Kemp Mill, Maryland | Trebišov, Slovakia
Imperial Valley
Connects Salton City, California to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Texas | Mexico