Salzburg (state)
Austria
Salzburg (state) draws 44 Bunkabop connections with 9406 other places across 10 topics, with government and history as its two dominant threads. The state's connections trace its path from the Electorate of Salzburg, awarded to Ferdinand III after secularization, through the 1918 dissolution of the Duchy into the First Republic of Austria. Ties with Germany and Bavaria reflect the region's Bavarian vernacular dialect alongside formal Austrian German. Music and religion round out its profile, anchored by Arno of Salzburg, the region's first archbishop.
Archbishop of Salzburg
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Gerlos, Austria | Gurk, Austria
working language
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Berlin, Germany | Brunei
Arno of Salzburg
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Kufstein, Austria | Kundl, Austria | Bad Vigaun, Austria
Austrian German
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Salzburg, Austria | Carinthia | Agram Township, Minnesota
Electorate of Salzburg
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Salzburg, Austria | Tamsweg, Austria | Matrei in Osttirol, Austria | Golling an der Salzach, Austria
German Austria
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Salzburg, Austria | Liberec, Czech Republic | Litoměřice, Czech Republic | Styria (Slovenia)
Bavarian language
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Austria | Guelph, Ontario | Vorarlberg | Schönau im Mühlkreis, Austria | Spuhlja
Angelika Hauff
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Germany | Italy | Berlin, Germany | Austria | Vienna, Austria
Landeshauptmann
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Carinthia | Styria | South Tyrol | Saxony-Anhalt | Upper Lusatia, Germany
Central Eastern Alps
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Bad Gastein, Austria | Friesach, Austria | Landeck, Austria | Tamsweg, Austria | Vinschgau
Northern Limestone Alps
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Hallstatt, Austria | Kufstein, Austria | Donaustadt | Landeck, Austria | Saalfelden, Austria
Pranckh
Connects Salzburg (state) to: Vienna, Austria | Bavaria | Salzburg, Austria | Styria | Seckau, Austria