Western United States
United States
The Western United States connects to 18395 places across 25 topics through 602 Bunkabop connections, with nature as the dominant topic cluster. California and Mexico share many connections with the region, reflecting its geography and cross-border reach. Art ties run through the cowboy myth and westward expansion imagery, shaped by artists such as Frederic Remington. The region's early built environment appears in the 1890 Chronicle Building, then the tallest in the western United States and the first to use steel framing.
Chasmistes cujus
Connects Western United States to: United States | Nevada
Rupert Charles Barneby
Connects Western United States to: United States
Hollywood Zap!
Connects Western United States to: United States | California
Anaxyrus cognatus
Connects Western United States to: United States | Mexico
Pinus monticola
Connects Western United States to: United States | California | Nevada
Sarcobatus vermiculatus
Connects Western United States to: United States | California | Canada
Mullan Pass
Connects Western United States to: United States | Montana
Chenopodium capitatum
Connects Western United States to: United States | California | Canada
Rocky Mountain oysters
Connects Western United States to: Canada | Turkey | Southwestern United States
Tafuna
Connects Western United States to: Pago Pago, American Samoa | Pacific City, Oregon | Western District, American Samoa
Conservation (ethic)
Connects Western United States to: San Luis Potosí | Prince Edward Islands, South Africa | Little Rann of Kutch | Sukranagar, Nepal
Teton River (Montana)
Connects Western United States to: United States | Missouri | Montana