South Holland
Netherlands
South Holland connects to 5839 places across 21 topics through 213 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, government, sports, history, and art. Many of its ties run to Holland, the Netherlands, and Amsterdam. The province carries a long political record: absorbed into the French Empire in 1810 as Bouches-de-la-Meuse, and the Ridderzaal was ordered by Count William II in 1248. The Delta Works, completed with the Maeslantkering in 1997, anchor its connections on infrastructure and water management.
De Biesbosch
Connects South Holland to: North Brabant | Werkendam, North Brabant
Ridderzaal
Connects South Holland to: The Hague, Netherlands | Haarlem, Netherlands
Zuidvleugel
Connects South Holland to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Randstad
Robert Westerholt
Connects South Holland to: Holland | Waddinxveen, Netherlands
Emiel Mellaard
Connects South Holland to: Netherlands | Spijkenisse, Netherlands
Maureen Koster
Connects South Holland to: Netherlands | Gouda, Netherlands
Maeslantkering
Connects South Holland to: Netherlands | Lloydkwartier
Pepin of Herstal
Connects South Holland to: Limburg (Netherlands) | Jupille-sur-Meuse, Belgium | Pepinusbrug
John III, Duke of Bavaria
Connects South Holland to: Leiden, Netherlands | Lemmer, Netherlands | Woudrichem, Netherlands
Grantham and Stamford (UK Parliament constituency)
Connects South Holland to: Holland | South Kesteven, England
Suze Groeneweg
Connects South Holland to: Netherlands | Holland | Rotterdam, Netherlands
Siege of Leiden
Connects South Holland to: Spain | Leiden, Netherlands