Simanggang, Malaysia
Malaysia
Simanggang, Malaysia connects to 1949 places across 12 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections. The Sarawak town was renamed Sri Aman, meaning "town of peace", after a 1973 agreement ended armed conflict in the south. It reverted to Simanggang in 2019. Topics include piracy, the Malay language, history and tropical rainforest climate. Author Somerset Maugham nearly died in its tidal bore, which inspired his story The Yellow Streak. Co-connected places include Malaysia, Sarawak and Brunei.
Sri Aman Division
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Betong Division | Betong District, Sarawak
Somerset Maugham
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | French Riviera, FranceMonaco | Moshi, Tanzania
tidal bore
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Moncton, New Brunswick | Maranhão | Mornington, Ireland | San Felipe, Mexico | Begumganj Upazila, Bangladesh
Bidayuh
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Kuching, Malaysia | Kapit, Malaysia | Song, Malaysia | Saratok, Malaysia | Betong Division
Bong Kee Chok
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Malaysia | Sarawak | Kalimantan | Kuching, Malaysia | Pontianak, Indonesia
Charles Vyner Brooke
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: London, England | United Kingdom | India | Cambridge, England | Sydney, Australia
multimedia
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Texas | Detroit, Michigan | Seattle, Washington | Calgary, Canada | Southampton, England
communication
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Virginia | Kunming, Yunnan | Dartmouth, Massachusetts | Strășeni District | Basarabeasca District
Crown Colony of Sarawak
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: London, England | Australia | Melbourne, Australia | Malaysia | Colombo, Sri Lanka
Stephen Kalong Ningkan
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: London, England | Australia | China | Oxford, England | New Zealand
public service
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Singapore | Copenhagen, Denmark | Lazio | County Dublin | Medellín, Colombia
Malay people
Connects Simanggang, Malaysia to: Langkawi | Agusan del Sur | Tarakan, Indonesia | Kampar, Malaysia | Phuket province