West Papua (province)
Indonesia
West Papua (province) shares 79 connections with 3708 other places across 14 topics, concentrated in nature, governance, and history. The province overlaps most closely with Western New Guinea and Indonesia. Its connections trace the region's colonial past, from Dutch settlements at Manokwari and Fak-Fak in response to perceived Australian ownership claims, through the 1945 Japanese surrender and the 1962 New York Agreement transferring control to Indonesia. Papuan Malay, mutually intelligible with Indonesian, links the province to wider regional language networks.
Raja Ampat Regency
Connects West Papua (province) to: Sorong Regency | Pulau Kanobe
Teluk Cenderawasih National Park
Connects West Papua (province) to: Central Papua | Wondama Bay Regency
Yos Sudarso Bay
Connects West Papua (province) to: Western New Guinea | Jayapura, Indonesia
Republic of West Papua
Connects West Papua (province) to: Western New Guinea | Shefa Province
Teluk Wondama Regency
Connects West Papua (province) to: Bintuni Bay Regency | Wasior
Biak Island
Connects West Papua (province) to: Western New Guinea | Biak Numfor Regency
Schouten Islands
Connects West Papua (province) to: Western New Guinea | Biak Numfor Regency
Fakfak Regency
Connects West Papua (province) to: Bintuni Bay Regency | Inanwatan
New York Agreement
Connects West Papua (province) to: Western New Guinea | Central Papua
Gulf of Papua
Connects West Papua (province) to: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea | Kerema
Netherlands East Indies
Connects West Papua (province) to: The Hague, Netherlands | Tarakan, Indonesia | Gunungsitoli, Indonesia
South Sorong Regency
Connects West Papua (province) to: Bintuni Bay Regency | Maybrat Regency | Teminabuan