Tyumen, Russia
Russia
Tyumen, Russia draws 76 connections to 690 other places across 19 topics, with the heaviest concentration in history and government topics rooted in the medieval Tyumen Khanate. Moscow and Siberia are the most overlapping co-places. Evidence reaches from Ibak Khan, who ruled the Tyumen Khanate in the 15th century, to the Urengoy gas field in Tyumen Oblast, to a 2002 Tyumen performance of Christus conducted by the composer's great-grandson.
Ahmed Khan bin Küchük
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Kazan, Russia | Astrakhan, Russia
Urengoy gas field
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Russia | Siberia | Novy Urengoy, Russia
Mamuq of Kazan
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Siberia | Kazan, Russia
Alexander Karpinsky
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Perm, Russia | European Russia
Ibak Khan
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Moscow, Central | Abak, Nigeria | Khanate of Sibir
Christus (opera)
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Cambridge, England | Berlin, Germany | Stuttgart, Germany | Bremen, Germany | Anón
Khanty
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Russia | Vladimir, Russia | Siberia | Tomsk, Russia
Semyon Remezov
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Chicago, Illinois | Russia | Alaska | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Siberia
Evacuations related to the COVID-19 pandemic
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Australia | China | New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand | Bangkok, Thailand
castles in Russia
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Russia | Kazan, Russia | Samara, Russia | Nizhny Novgorod, Russia | Astrakhan, Russia
Lenin's Mausoleum
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia | Tirana, Albania | Tampere, Finland
Vitali Yachmenev
Connects Tyumen, Russia to: Los Angeles, California | Russia | Moscow, Central | Ontario | Kazan, Russia