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The 12 pages that link to Altai Mountains, each with the reason it gives.

• Mongolian PlateauBroader topic: The Altai form a high western edge of the plateau.

• Tian ShanCompared with: The Altai is a neighboring Central Asian system, not a branch of the Tian Shan.

• Denisova CaveNarrower topic: Denisova Cave lies in the Russian Altai, a region rich in archaeological sites.

• Pazyryk cultureRelated: The Pazyryk sites lie in the Altai, whose high valleys and cold climate shaped burial preservation.

• Altai RepublicBroader topic: The republic occupies the northern part of this mountain system.

• DzungariaRelated: The Altai separate Dzungaria from Mongolia and the Siberian interior.

• Junggar BasinRelated: The Altai Mountains form the basin’s northern boundary.

• Sayan MountainsRelated: The Altai lie west of the Sayan system and connect the region to Central Asia.

• BurkhanismRelated: The mountains and their sacred places anchor Altai religious life and Burkhanist practice.

• BarnaulRelated: The mountains lie south of Barnaul and shape the wider region’s landscape and economy.

• Altai Nature ReserveNarrower topic: The reserve protects a substantial tract of this mountain system in the Altai Republic.

• OskemenRelated: Oskemen lies near the western approaches to the Altai, a defining feature of the region.