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The 14 pages that link to Azores, each with the reason it gives.

• Portuguese discoveriesBroader topic: The islands provided strategic waypoints and strengthened Portugal's Atlantic sailing network.

• PortugalBroader topic: The islands extend Portugal far into the Atlantic and govern themselves autonomously.

• Alfonso V of PortugalRelated: The islands’ settlement advanced during Alfonso’s reign as Portugal extended its Atlantic presence.

• PintaRelated: The Pinta reached the Azores during its storm-disrupted return passage.

• Pico IslandNarrower topic: Pico is one of the nine islands and shares the Azores’ volcanic origins.

• MacaronesiaBroader topic: They form Macaronesia’s northernmost island group.

• Madeira IslandCompared with: The Azores are a separate Portuguese island region, farther west and generally more oceanic.

• São Jorge IslandNarrower topic: São Jorge is one of the nine islands in this archipelago.

• São Miguel IslandNarrower topic: São Miguel is the archipelago’s largest island and its principal population center.

• Terceira IslandNarrower topic: Terceira is one of the archipelago’s nine islands.

• Atlantic canaryRelated: The Atlantic canary also occurs naturally across the Azores.

• Faial IslandNarrower topic: Faial is one of the nine islands in this Atlantic archipelago.

• Albert I of MonacoBroader topic: Voyages near the Azores contributed to Albert I’s studies of deep-sea life.

• Domestic canaryRelated: The wild ancestor also occurs here, linking domestic stock to a wider island distribution.