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The 13 pages that link to Alborz, each with the reason it gives.

• Iranian PlateauRelated: The range marks the plateau’s northern edge beside the Caspian lowlands.

• Alborz MountainsRelated: The name links the physical range with a long Iranian mythic tradition.

• Agriculture in IranRelated: Its rain shadow and watersheds shape farming conditions north and south of the range.

• Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forestsRelated: The range traps Caspian moisture and creates steep elevation gradients across the forests.

• Kopet DagRelated: The Alborz continues the northern Iranian mountain arc west of the Kopet Dag.

• Central IranRelated: The Alborz forms a major northern boundary to the inland region.

• Mazandaran ProvinceRelated: The Alborz forms Mazandaran’s steep southern backdrop and shapes routes into the province.

• Mount DamavandRelated: Damavand rises within the Alborz, whose tectonic setting shaped the region’s volcanism.

• Golestan National ParkRelated: The range’s eastern foothills shape the park’s steep terrain and climate.

• Gilan ProvinceRelated: The Alborz mountains rise behind Gilan’s coastal lowlands.

• Aladagh MountainsCompared with: Unlike the Alborz, the Aladagh range lies farther east and inland.

• Binalud MountainsRelated: Like Binalud, it is an Iranian range shaped by continental convergence, though in a different tectonic setting.

• Great Salt DesertRelated: The Alborz helps bound the northern side of Iran’s interior desert region.