South Ayrshire
Scotland
South Ayrshire, Scotland carries 72 connections with 1142 places across 17 topics, dominated by government and administrative history. The council area covers the same ground as the abolished Kyle and Carrick district. Nature topics include the River Ayr, which winds through East and South Ayrshire to the Firth of Clyde, and botanist John Goldie from Kirkoswald. Music connections include Sucioperro, an alternative rock band formed in Ayr in 2002. Ayrshire, London, and Glasgow are among the most-shared co-connected places.
Thomas Francis Kennedy (politician)
Connects South Ayrshire to: United Kingdom | Ayrshire
Sucioperro
Connects South Ayrshire to: Ayrshire
Kyle and Carrick
Connects South Ayrshire to: Ayrshire | East Ayrshire
Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II
Connects South Ayrshire to: Southend-on-Sea, England | Hanuabada, Papua New Guinea
Carrick, Scotland
River Ayr
Connects South Ayrshire to: Ayrshire | East Ayrshire
John Goldie (botanist)
Connects South Ayrshire to: Montreal, Quebec | Glasgow, Scotland
Sandra Osborne
Connects South Ayrshire to: Iraq | Glasgow, Scotland | Colombia | Ayrshire
Neil Oliver
Connects South Ayrshire to: Glasgow, Scotland | Holland | Ayrshire
Robert Bryden
Connects South Ayrshire to: London, England | Ayrshire
East Ayrshire
Connects South Ayrshire to: Ayrshire | Dumfries and Galloway | South Lanarkshire | Angus, Scotland | East Renfrewshire
North Ayrshire
Connects South Ayrshire to: Ayrshire | Renfrewshire | East Ayrshire | East Renfrewshire | County of Bute