Terschelling, Netherlands
Netherlands
Terschelling, Netherlands links to 1688 places across 12 topics through 26 Bunkabop connections. Its ties cover history, Wadden Sea nature, the Dutch language, naval conflict and ferry transport. It often appears alongside Netherlands, Holland, Friesland and Texel. In 1666, an English Royal Navy raid destroyed 150 merchant ships in the Vlie estuary and pillaged West-Terschelling. The navigator Willem Barentsz was born in the village of Formerum on the island.
Henri van Wermeskerken
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Jaar, Yemen | Jaren, Norway | Parel
High-speed craft
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Western Norway | Yarmouth, Nova Scotia | Wakkanai, Japan | Tiburon, California | Belmont Bay, Woodbridge
Herbert Kaiser
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: United States | France | Italy | Saxony | Schleswig-Holstein
National Maritime Museum
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: London, England | United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Potsdam, Germany
West Frisian Islands
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Friesland | North Holland | Texel, Netherlands | Vlieland, Netherlands
Willem Barentsz
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Spain | Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Siberia | Groningen, Netherlands
High Seas Fleet
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: France | Germany | Japan | China | South Africa
1666
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: France | Germany | India | Spain | Poland
Lloyd's of London
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: United States | London, England | California | United Kingdom | San Francisco, California
August 19
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: United States | France | Paris, France | China | Russia
Holmes's Bonfire
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Holland | East India | Breda, Netherlands
Frisian Islands
Connects Terschelling, Netherlands to: Germany | Netherlands | Holland | Groningen, Netherlands | Friesland