Sorong, Indonesia
Indonesia
Sorong, Indonesia connects to 6777 places across 11 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, including World War II history and tropical rainforest climate. Military and government topics add Operation Trikora and the Free Papua Movement. The city shares many connections with Western New Guinea, Indonesia, and the Netherlands. Japan occupied Sorong in 1942, and Dutch oil discoveries off its coast in the 1930s had made it a valuable military target.
Western New Guinea campaign
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Western New Guinea | Bupul, Indonesia
Sorong Regency
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Tambrauw Regency | Raja Ampat Regency | Sailolof, Indonesia
Trans-Papua Highway
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Western New Guinea | Jayapura, Indonesia | West Papua (province) | Wamena, Indonesia
Tifa (drum)
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Guinea | Kokoda | Maluku (province) | Fakfak, Indonesia
Kopasgat
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Yogyakarta, Indonesia | Kalimantan | Rantis, State of Palestine | Teminabuan
United Nations peacekeeping missions involving Pakistan
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Haiti | Cambodia | Kuwait
Western New Guinea
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Northern Territory | Maluku (province) | West Papua (province) | Papua (province) | Central Papua
Music of Florida
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: California | Los Angeles, California | Florida | Miami, Florida | Melbourne, Australia
Battle of Biak
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: United States | Australia | Japan | China | Netherlands
universities in Indonesia
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Aceh | Yogyakarta, Indonesia | East Java
Biak language
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Oxford, England | Guinea | Western New Guinea | West Papua (province) | Papua (province)
Bird's Head Peninsula
Connects Sorong, Indonesia to: Western New Guinea | Isyaman, Indonesia | Sausapor, Indonesia | Bintuni Bay Regency | Muturi, Indonesia