Southern Norway
Norway
Southern Norway connects to 1904 places across 15 topics through 59 Bunkabop connections, with military history and transportation forming the two heaviest clusters. During World War II, the region held one of the last two strongholds of Norwegian resistance, and its fast attack craft squadrons rotated through on behalf of Allied Forces. Rail links tie it to Oslo and Stavanger through Kristiansand Station. Its geography spans the Skagerrak coast to the Setesdalsheiene mountains, reaching Germany, Sweden, and Finland through shared connections.
Battle of Vinjesvingen
Connects Southern Norway to: Norway | Åndalsnes, Norway
Allied Forces North Norway
Connects Southern Norway to: Norway
Vest-Agder
Connects Southern Norway to: Kristiansand, Norway | Lindesnes Region, Norway
Setesdalsheiene
Connects Southern Norway to: Gautefall, Norway | Bortelid, Norway
Stavanger Station
Connects Southern Norway to: Stavanger, Norway | Kristiansand Region, Norway | Kvadraturen (Kristiansand), Norway
Aust-Agder
Connects Southern Norway to: Kristiansand, Norway | Oddernes, Norway | Treungen, Norway
North Norway
Connects Southern Norway to: Tromsø, Norway | Narvik (town), Norway | Kabelvåg, Norway | Tjøtta, Norway
Kristiansand Station
Connects Southern Norway to: Stavanger, Norway | Kristiansand, Norway | Kristiansand Region, Norway | Grim (Kristiansand), Norway | Kvadraturen (Kristiansand), Norway
Siege of Fredriksten
Connects Southern Norway to: Sweden | Norway | Akershus | Bohuslän, Västra Götaland County
Oslo Central Station
Connects Southern Norway to: Oslo, Norway | Stavanger, Norway | Kristiansand Region, Norway | Holmlia | Grønland, Norway
Kristiansand Airport, Kjevik
Connects Southern Norway to: Stavanger, Norway | Kristiansand, Norway | Tveit | Kristiansand Region, Norway | Oddernes, Norway
Sverresborg
Connects Southern Norway to: Norway | Bergen, Norway | Trondheim, Norway | Kalvskinnet | Fimreite, Norway