Connections
Many WHS are connected with others in surprising ways.
What are connections?
A connection should:
- Not be "self evident"
- Link at least 3 different sites
- not duplicate or merely subdivide the "Category" assignment already identified on this site.
- add some knowledge or insight (whether significant or trivial!) about WHS for the users of this site
- be explained, with reference to a source
| Connection Group | Amount of Connections |
|---|---|
| Architecture | 108 |
| Constructions | 120 |
| Damaged | 31 |
| Ecology | 106 |
| Geography | 121 |
| History | 145 |
| Human Activity | 116 |
| Individual People | 127 |
| Religion and Belief | 95 |
| Timeline | 54 |
| Trivia | 139 |
| WHS Hotspots | 88 |
| WHS on Other Lists | 43 |
| World Heritage Process | 54 |
New Connections
Recently Connected WHS
- Mining Sites of Wallonia: Scientific Developments
- Redwood: Fog drip
- Namib Sand Sea: Fog drip
- Socotra Archipelago: Fog drip
- Cocos Island: Sea Stacks
- Guanacaste: Sea Stacks
- Great Smoky Mountains: Visual effects of Cloud, Fog and Mist
- Bordeaux: Contains significant structures from the 20th Century
- Bordeaux: Reinforced Concrete
- East Rennell: Oil Spill