Tuas
Singapore
Tuas, Singapore links to 930 places across 12 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by transportation. Its strongest overlaps are with Singapore, Jurong and Johor Bahru in Malaysia. The Malaysia–Singapore Second Link opened on 2 January 1998 and reaches Singapore through Tuas. The area was chosen for industrial development as Jurong Industrial Estate was being built. Industry connections include incinerators, and Tuas Mega Port began operations in 2021.
Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim
Connects Tuas to: Jurong, Singapore | Gul Circle
Robert Parsons (composer)
Connects Tuas to: Oxford, England | Exeter, England
Malaysia–Singapore Second Link
Connects Tuas to: Iskandar Puteri, Malaysia | Queenstown, Singapore | Johor Bahru District | Bukit Indah
Downtown Core
Connects Tuas to: Kallang, Singapore | Central Region, Singapore | Mount Faber, Singapore | Straits View
incinerator
Connects Tuas to: Diomede, Alaska | Lai Chi Kok, Sham Shui Po District | Broga, Malaysia | Semenyih, Malaysia | Embreeville, Tennessee
Pasir Panjang
Connects Tuas to: Sentosa, Singapore | Teban Gardens | Queenstown, Singapore | Clarke Quay | Pulau Busing, Singapore
Philip Jackson (surveyor)
Connects Tuas to: Changi | Jurong, Singapore | Punggol, Singapore | Raffles Place, Singapore | Tanah Merah, Singapore
Inês Pedrosa
Connects Tuas to: Brazil | Ukraine | Croatia | Porto, Portugal | Sampaio, Brazil
Tuulikki Pietilä
Connects Tuas to: United States | Paris, France | Seattle, Washington | Finland | Stockholm, Sweden
256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team
Connects Tuas to: United States | Iraq | Louisiana | Syria | Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots
Connects Tuas to: London, England | France | California | Edinburgh, Scotland | Holland
Ayer Rajah Expressway
Connects Tuas to: Jurong, Singapore | Jurong West, Singapore | Jurong East, Singapore | Clementi, Singapore | Teban Gardens