Wilmington, North Carolina
Wilmington, United States
Wilmington, North Carolina shares 168 connections with 9570 other places across 20 topics, with film, sports, government, and religion as its leading threads. The city was named for Spencer Compton, Earl of Wilmington, a patron of an early colonial legislator. Its film cluster is its largest by a wide margin, well ahead of sports and government. A coup that shifted the city from majority-Black to majority-White and led to statewide voter disfranchisement anchors its history ties. Strong connections run to New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
New Hanover County Schools
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: North Carolina | Hanover, Germany
antebellum period
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Edgefield, South Carolina | Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
Spencer Compton, 1st Earl of Wilmington
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Wilmington, Delaware | Wilmington, Vermont
Wilmington International Airport
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Piedmont Atlantic megaregion | Belville, North Carolina
water source
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Vodice, Croatia | Stamford, Texas
Bill Saffo
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: United States | North Carolina | Hanover, Germany
Dondi E. Costin
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: United States | North Carolina | Kentucky
Deb Butler
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: North Carolina | Tennessee | Hanover, Germany
Disfranchisement after the Reconstruction era
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Georgia (U.S. state) | Danville, Virginia | Tarboro, North Carolina
Chemours
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: Washington, West Virginia | New Johnsonville, Tennessee | DeLisle, Mississippi
Palmetto Pointe
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: North Carolina | South Carolina | Charleston, South Carolina
Brett Claywell
Connects Wilmington, North Carolina to: New York City, New York | North Carolina | Greensboro, North Carolina