Sedona, Arizona
Sedona, United States
Sedona, Arizona links to 1000 places across 12 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, led by nature. Its chaparral, pine woodland and Oak Creek Canyon sit within the Coconino National Forest, and its sandstone dates to the Permian Period. Film, music, government and art also appear, including Max Ernst. The city is named after Sedona Schnebly, whose husband was its first postmaster. It also shares connections with Arizona, California and Texas.
Oak Creek Canyon
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Arizona | Flagstaff, Arizona | Cornville, Arizona
Pinus monophylla
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Baja California | Manhattan, Nevada | Pinyon Pines, California
Coconino National Forest
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Ash Fork, Arizona | Village of Oak Creek, Arizona | Munds Park, Arizona | Red Rock, Yavapai County, Arizona
Glenn Scarpelli
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: California | Los Angeles, California | Arizona
Barry Corbin
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Texas | Dallas, Texas | Barrie, Ontario | Fort Bragg | Galena, Alaska
Ted Turner (guitarist)
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: United States | London, England | California | Chicago, Illinois | Arizona
civil union
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Denmark | Norway | Vermont | Coahuila | South Orange, New Jersey
Juniperus virginiana
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: Nashville, Tennessee | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Cedar Key, Florida | Cedartown, Georgia | Minnetonka, Minnesota
John Kemeny (film producer)
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: London, England | Canada | Spain | Berlin, Germany | Toronto, Ontario
Samaire Armstrong
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: California | Paris, France | Japan | San Francisco, California | Miami, Florida
Delmer J. Yoakum
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Kansas | Belgium
James Burton
Connects Sedona, Arizona to: London, England | California | Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Texas