Tororo, Uganda
Uganda
Tororo, Uganda draws 45 Bunkabop connections across 1048 places and 15 topics, touching religion, industry, military history, transportation, and government in roughly equal measure. It is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tororo, a Metropolitan See whose ecclesiastical province spans several Ugandan dioceses. The city was secured by the National Resistance Army in February 1986, and a metre gauge rail line through Tororo links the Kenyan port of Mombasa to Kampala. Uganda, Kampala, and Kenya share the most connections with it.
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tororo
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Uganda | Soroti, Uganda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Jinja
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Uganda | Kampala, Uganda
Roman Catholic Diocese of Moroto
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Dublin, Ireland | Uganda
Rift Valley Railways
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Gulu, Uganda | Kisumu, Kenya | Nakuru, Kenya | Malaba, Kenya | Namanve, Uganda
Da Capo II
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Japan | Nanjō, Japan
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kotido
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Sudan | Uganda | South Sudan | Kaabong | Kotido
Da Capo III
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: London, England | Japan | Vanë
Catherine Apalat
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Nepal | Uganda | Makerere | Gayaza, Uganda | Tororo District
Northern Uganda campaign (January–March 1986)
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Kenya | Sudan | Uganda | Gulu, Uganda | Manafwa, Uganda
Uganda–Tanzania War
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: Uganda | Tanzania | Kagera Region | Jinja, Uganda | Kyaka, Tanzania
Kappei Yamaguchi
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: London, England | Tokyo, Japan | Hawaii | Baku, Azerbaijan | Fukuoka, Japan
Okello Oculi
Connects Tororo, Uganda to: California | Wisconsin | Uganda | Abuja, Nigeria | Zaria, Nigeria