Tartu County
Estonia
Tartu County in Estonia connects to 2221 places across 13 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections. History is the largest group, with links to the Russian Empire, the Dorpat Voivodeship and the Singing Revolution. Education, music and nature also appear. In 1869 the first Estonian Song Festival was held in Tartu, and from 1987–1989 a student movement there started the Singing Revolution. Tallinn, Sweden and Russia appear among its frequent co-connected places.
Dorpat Voivodeship
Connects Tartu County to: Põlva, Estonia | Kruszyna, Poland | Maetsma, Estonia
Singing Revolution
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Jūrmala, Latvia | Narva-Jõesuu, Estonia
Rein Valdmaa
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Elva, Estonia | Lähte, Estonia
Estonian University of Life Sciences
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Minna, Nigeria | Karis, Uusimaa
Leonid Kulik
Connects Tartu County to: Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Siberia | Kazan, Russia
Tartu County
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Tallinn, Estonia | Nõo, Estonia
Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Governorate of Estonia | Kadrina Parish, Estonia | Jõepere, Estonia
Duchy of Livonia
Connects Tartu County to: Latgale | Vidzeme, Latvia | Cesvaine, Latvia | Rõngu, Estonia | Maetsma, Estonia
Estonian Reform Party
Connects Tartu County to: Germany | Sweden | Finland | Estonia | Tallinn, Estonia
Emajõgi
Connects Tartu County to: Estonia | Pskov, Russia | Luunja, Estonia | Võidu, Estonia | Vorbuse, Estonia
Arthur Võõbus
Connects Tartu County to: United States | London, England | Chicago, Illinois | Paris, France | Berlin, Germany
Eduard Tubin
Connects Tartu County to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Sweden | Hungary | Stockholm, Sweden