Tyneside
England
Tyneside, England reaches 1865 places across 24 topics through 216 Bunkabop connections, with government, sports, and music making up the bulk of its ties. Its connections reflect a region shaped by coal mining, which drove trade down the east coast to London. Newcastle upon Tyne and Sunderland are among its closest co-connected places. A thread of cultural output runs through the graph as well, from published Tyneside songs in the 1860s to actors tied to the region's working-class film tradition.
William Andrew Chatto
Connects Tyneside to: London, England
Thomas Allan (publisher)
Connects Tyneside to: Newcastle, Australia | Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Tyneside
Connects Tyneside to: Newcastle, Australia | Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Tyne and Wear
Connects Tyneside to: United Kingdom
John Heppell
Connects Tyneside to: Nottingham, England | Newcastle upon Tyne, England | North Tyneside, England
Robson Green
Connects Tyneside to: Newcastle, Australia
Blaydon (UK Parliament constituency)
Connects Tyneside to: United Kingdom | Gateshead, United Kingdom | Crookhill
Edward Pease (railway pioneer)
Connects Tyneside to: London, England | Leeds, United Kingdom | Newcastle, Australia
Blyth Valley (UK Parliament constituency)
Connects Tyneside to: United Kingdom | North Tyneside, England
South Tyneside College
Connects Tyneside to: United Kingdom | India | South Tyneside, England
James Baxter (actor)
Connects Tyneside to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Sunderland, England
George "Geordie" Ridley
Connects Tyneside to: Gateshead, United Kingdom | East of England