Selkirkshire
Scotland
Selkirkshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders, connects to 1267 places across 10 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections. Government is the dominant topic, followed by nature and history, covering sheriffdoms and the Earls of Douglas, who administered the county under Robert the Bruce. Its strongest overlaps are with Edinburgh, Roxburghshire and Glasgow. Folk ballads commemorate the Battle of Philiphaugh in 1645, and Borders Buses link the area to Berwick-Upon-Tweed and Carlisle.
Ettrick and Lauderdale
Connects Selkirkshire to: Scottish Borders | Berwickshire
sheriffdom
Connects Selkirkshire to: Dumfries and Galloway | Angus, Scotland
Robert I of Scotland
Connects Selkirkshire to: Perth, Scotland | City of Chelmsford, England
Earl of Douglas
Connects Selkirkshire to: Galloway | Wigtownshire
Borders Buses
Connects Selkirkshire to: Edinburgh, Scotland | East Lothian
Peeblesshire
Connects Selkirkshire to: Lanarkshire | Scottish Borders | Dumfriesshire
Carlisle
Connects Selkirkshire to: Skanör med Falsterbo | Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania | New Carlisle, Quebec
Heritable Jurisdictions (Scotland) Act 1746
Connects Selkirkshire to: Caithness | Dumfriesshire | Roxburghshire | County of Bute
Lord George Scott
Connects Selkirkshire to: Oxford, England | South Africa | Florence, Italy | Delaware | Gloucester, England
Roxburghshire
Connects Selkirkshire to: Scottish Borders | Dumfriesshire | Berwickshire | Roxburgh, New Zealand | Denholm, Quebec
Walter Montagu Douglas Scott, 5th Duke of Buccleuch
Connects Selkirkshire to: Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Sydney, Australia | Edinburgh, Scotland | Glasgow, Scotland
Midlothian
Connects Selkirkshire to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Lothian, Scotland | Berwickshire | Roxburghshire | City of Edinburgh Council, Scotland