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The 110 pages that link to Atlantic Ocean, each with the reason it gives.

• Columbian ExchangeNarrower topic: Its crossing routes linked the principal regions involved in the exchange.

• Christopher ColumbusNarrower topic: Columbus's westward route crossed this ocean, whose geography shaped his plans.

• Caribbean SeaNarrower topic: The Caribbean Sea is a marginal sea within the Atlantic Ocean.

• Gulf of GuineaNarrower topic: The Gulf of Guinea is a northeastern inlet of the Atlantic.

• LagosNarrower topic: Lagos faces the Atlantic and developed as a coastal port.

• UruguayNarrower topic: Uruguay’s southeastern coast opens onto the Atlantic, shaping its ports and maritime links.

• Strait of GibraltarNarrower topic: Its water and tides enter the Mediterranean through the strait.

• West AfricaNarrower topic: West Africa’s Atlantic frontage shaped its trade, climate, and connections beyond the continent.

• Hudson RiverNarrower topic: The Hudson’s mouth forms part of the Atlantic coast.

• IrelandNarrower topic: Ireland lies at its northeastern edge.

• North Atlantic OceanNarrower topic: The North Atlantic is its northern basin, linked to the tropical Atlantic.

• South Atlantic OceanNarrower topic: The South Atlantic is the Atlantic's southern basin, bounded northward by the equatorial region.

• Central Atlantic Magmatic ProvinceNarrower topic: Its later opening divided CAMP outcrops now found on opposite Atlantic margins.

• RecifeNarrower topic: Recife’s coastal position connects its urban history to Atlantic trade and beach life.

• Cape CodNarrower topic: The Atlantic bounds the peninsula’s eastern and southern shores.

• Monrovia (Liberia)Narrower topic: Monrovia’s Atlantic coastline connects the city to maritime trade routes.

• Sea lampreyNarrower topic: The sea lamprey is native to Atlantic coastal waters and rivers draining into them.

• OrkneyNarrower topic: Atlantic weather and waters shape Orkney’s exposed western shores.

• Atlantic CanadaNarrower topic: Its coastline gives the region its name and shapes its climate, livelihoods, and connections.

• Benue RiverNarrower topic: Through the Niger, the Benue's waters ultimately reach the Atlantic.

• Continental riftNarrower topic: Its opening followed continental rifting that separated Pangaea's landmasses.

• Delaware RiverNarrower topic: The Delaware River ultimately drains into this ocean.

• HebridesNarrower topic: Atlantic exposure shapes the islands’ climate, sea routes, and coastal landscapes.

• San JuanNarrower topic: San Juan’s Atlantic-facing harbor shaped its maritime defenses and trade.

• BissauNarrower topic: Bissau’s coastal position opens onto the Atlantic.

• CotonouNarrower topic: Cotonou’s southern coastline opens onto the Gulf of Guinea, part of the Atlantic.

• MayflowerNarrower topic: The Mayflower crossed this ocean on its westward passage.

• Puerto Rico TrenchNarrower topic: The trench is the deepest known part of this ocean basin.

• Lucayan ArchipelagoNarrower topic: The archipelago belongs to the western Atlantic setting, beyond the Caribbean Sea proper.

• Pico IslandNarrower topic: Pico’s isolation, climate, and maritime history are shaped by its Atlantic location.

• RabatNarrower topic: Rabat’s Atlantic frontage shapes its climate, coastline, and port access.

• TenerifeNarrower topic: Tenerife’s Atlantic setting shaped its climate, trade, and isolation.

• Virginia BeachNarrower topic: Its shoreline shapes the city’s beaches, tourism, and coastal risks.

• Celtic SeaNarrower topic: The Celtic Sea is a marginal part of this ocean.

• Long Island SoundNarrower topic: The Sound’s eastern passages exchange water with the Atlantic.

• SergipeNarrower topic: Sergipe’s eastern coastline opens onto the Atlantic.

• Straits of FloridaNarrower topic: The straits open into the Atlantic east of the Florida Keys.

• Gran CanariaNarrower topic: Its waters surround Gran Canaria and moderate the island’s temperatures.

• Kasai RiverNarrower topic: The Kasai’s waters ultimately reach the Atlantic through the Congo.

• Sand tiger sharkNarrower topic: The western Atlantic supports important populations of the species.

• São Miguel IslandNarrower topic: Its mid-ocean setting shapes São Miguel’s climate, isolation, and volcanic history.

• Banc d'Arguin National ParkNarrower topic: Ocean tides and coastal waters shape the park’s habitats.

• Faial IslandNarrower topic: Faial’s oceanic setting shapes its climate, coastline, and maritime connections.

• FuerteventuraNarrower topic: Its surrounding waters shape the island’s climate, coasts, and marine life.

• Gaspar Corte-RealNarrower topic: Corte-Real crossed this ocean while probing its northwestern reaches.

• MacapáNarrower topic: The Amazon meets the Atlantic near Macapá, shaping the city’s estuarine setting.

• MatadiNarrower topic: Matadi’s river route reaches the Atlantic through the Congo estuary.

• ParamariboNarrower topic: Its coast lies north of Paramaribo and anchors the city’s maritime setting.

• BerlengasNarrower topic: The Berlengas lie in its eastern waters, off Portugal’s western shore.

• KenitraNarrower topic: Kenitra’s river port connects inland Morocco to this ocean through the Sebou estuary.