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The 16 pages that link to Amur, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of NerchinskRelated: Control of the Amur basin was a central territorial issue behind the agreement.

• Ussuri RiverRelated: The Ussuri joins the Amur near Khabarovsk, contributing water to its lower course.

• Siberian tigerRelated: Its basin links landscapes across the tiger’s transboundary range.

• Outer ManchuriaRelated: The 1858 treaty made the river the boundary north of the ceded lands.

• Amur AnnexationRelated: The river’s north bank defined the main territory transferred in 1858.

• Amur PlateRelated: The river gives the plate its name and crosses the region associated with it.

• Lake KhankaRelated: The Ussuri, which receives Lake Khanka’s outflow, joins the Amur.

• North AsiaRelated: Its basin supports cross-border ecosystems, transport, and agriculture in the Russian Far East.

• Swan gooseRelated: The river basin lies within the species' broad East Asian range.

• Bolshoy Ussuriysky IslandRelated: The river bounds the island on one side and shapes its border setting.

• Dzhugdzhur RangeRelated: The range stands between the Sea of Okhotsk coast and the Amur region.

• Yablonovy MountainsRelated: Its tributary basin receives water from the range’s Pacific-facing slopes.