Western New Guinea
Indonesia
Western New Guinea shares 208 Bunkabop connections with 11101 other places across 20 topics, from environmental pressures and deforestation to colonial governance and the Pacific War. Nature connections make up the largest share of its network, followed by government and military threads. Austronesian peoples settled the region at least 3,000 years ago. Its strongest ties run to Indonesia, the United States, and Australia, with the Netherlands also prominent through Dutch language and governance ties.
cultural festival
Connects Western New Guinea to: Lake View, Chicago | Santander, Spain
Carstensz Glacier
Connects Western New Guinea to: Guinea | Central Papua
Yos Sudarso Bay
Connects Western New Guinea to: Jayapura, Indonesia | West Papua (province)
Republic of West Papua
Connects Western New Guinea to: West Papua (province) | Shefa Province
Maritime Southeast Asia
Connects Western New Guinea to: Palau
New Britain
Connects Western New Guinea to: Rabaul | Madang, Papua New Guinea
Makassarese people
Connects Western New Guinea to: Makassar, Indonesia | Mamasa Regency
United Nations Temporary Executive Authority
Connects Western New Guinea to: Jayapura, Indonesia | Asmat Regency
New York Agreement
Connects Western New Guinea to: West Papua (province) | Central Papua
Biak Island
Connects Western New Guinea to: West Papua (province) | Biak Numfor Regency
Schouten Islands
Connects Western New Guinea to: West Papua (province) | Biak Numfor Regency
Freshwater swamp forest
Connects Western New Guinea to: Lekki, Nigeria | Belait District