Worthington, Minnesota
Worthington, United States
Worthington, Minnesota connects to 8665 places across 10 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, led by religion, history, and nature. Its ties run to New England and Ohio, reflecting the Yankee settlers who founded the town, many descended from English Puritans. The Second Great Awakening and the Congregational Church link to those settlers, some of whom became Baptists. Other connections cover the Dakota language, explorer Joseph Nicollet, and Dwayne Andreas, the Archer Daniels Midland CEO born there.
Forum Communications Company
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Mitchell, South Dakota | Alexandria, Minnesota | Park Rapids, Minnesota
Northeast Ohio
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Ohio | Cleveland, Ohio | Akron, Ohio | Kent, Ohio | Franklin Township, Ohio
Dakota language
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Boston, Massachusetts | Minnesota | Kansas | Nebraska | Montana
second Great Awakening
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: United States | Oxford, England | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Pennsylvania
Congregational church
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Maine | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Bennington, Vermont | Worcester, South Africa | Gilbert Islands
Connecticut Western Reserve
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Ohio | Cleveland, Ohio | Connecticut | Akron, Ohio | Erie, Pennsylvania
Puritans
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: New England | Leicester, England | Norwich, England | The Bahamas | County Meath
Presbyterianism
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Dallas, Texas | Ulster, United Kingdom (UK) | Malawi | Charlotte, North Carolina | East Tennessee
Fourth of July
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: Duluth, Minnesota | Arlington, Texas | Kenosha, Wisconsin | Huntington Beach, California | Decatur, Alabama
temperance movement
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: United States | London, England | France | Germany | Canada
Yankee
Connects Worthington, Minnesota to: United States | London, England | Chicago, Illinois | Australia | United Kingdom