Ségou, Mali
Mali
Ségou, Mali connects to 2513 places across 16 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, with religion, history, and military themes carrying the most weight. The city was capital of the Bambara Empire until Omar Saidou Tall's forces took it in 1860, a fall recorded in Maryse Condé's novel Segu. Its annual Festival sur le Niger, celebrating Bambara arts and culture, now pairs with a contemporary art fair. Bamako and Timbuktu share many of its connections across these same threads.
historical novel
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Campania | Leiyang, Hunan
Roman Catholic Diocese of Ségou
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Mali | Bamako, Mali | Kayes, Mali
Ségou
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Niger
Alliance World Fellowship
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Bamako, Mali | Conakry, Guinea | Kankan, Guinea | Sikasso, Mali
Mountaga Tall
Connects Ségou, Mali to: France | Une, Colombia | Mali | Bamako, Mali
Omar Saidou Tall
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Medina, Saudi Arabia | Senegal | Sierra Leone | Sansanding, Mali | Nyamina, Mali
Adame Ba Konaré
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Australia | Warsaw, Poland | Western Australia | Mali | Bamako, Mali
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bamako
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Mali | Bamako, Mali | Mopti, Mali | Kayes, Mali | Sikasso, Mali
Kankan
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Guinea | Niger | Timbuktu, Mali | Kankan, Guinea | Boké, Guinea
Office du Niger
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Niono, Mali | Sansanding, Mali | Kokry, Mali | Sébikhotane | Kolongo, Mali
Seku Amadu
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Sudan | Niger | Timbuktu, Mali | Djenné, Mali | Mopti, Mali
Louis Brière de l'Isle
Connects Ségou, Mali to: Paris, France | Vietnam | Sudan | Senegal | Niger