Taranaki
New Zealand
Taranaki, a region on the west coast of New Zealand, holds 239 Bunkabop connections with 2199 other places across 23 topics. Sport accounts for the largest share of its connections, with history, nature, government, and military affairs each contributing a substantial cluster. The 19th-century land wars left a deep mark: armed Māori resistance in South Taranaki continued until early 1869, and Te Whiti o Rongomai's passive resistance campaign at Parihaka ended in a colonial raid in 1881. Wellington and Auckland have strong connections to Taranaki.
Tītokowaru
Pohokura field
Connects Taranaki to: Waitara, New Zealand | Motunui
Whangamōmona
Connects Taranaki to: Douglas, Taranaki | Marco, New Zealand
North Taranaki Bight
Connects Taranaki to: Motunui | Mimi, New Zealand
Te Whiti o Rongomai
Connects Taranaki to: Parihaka | Manaia, Taranaki | Rahotu, New Zealand
Tāne
Kane Thompson
Connects Taranaki to: New Zealand | Newcastle, Australia | Samoa
June Margaret Litman
Connects Taranaki to: New Zealand | Plymouth, England | New Plymouth, New Zealand
Toa Halafihi
Connects Taranaki to: France | Italy | New Zealand
Janet Grieve
Connects Taranaki to: New Zealand | Kaikōura
Second Taranaki War
Ngāti Toa
Connects Taranaki to: New Zealand | Vërnicë | Motunui