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The 25 pages that link to Bering Strait, each with the reason it gives.

• Northern Sea RouteRelated: Vessels on the route reach the Pacific through this strait.

• BeringiaRelated: Rising postglacial seas flooded the land connection and established this strait.

• AlaskaRelated: Its location makes Alaska central to North Pacific and Arctic routes and relations.

• EurasiaRelated: It is the maritime gap between Eurasia and North America.

• Bering Land BridgeRelated: Rising seas flooded the land bridge and established this strait.

• Chukchi SeaRelated: It funnels Pacific water northward into the sea.

• Thule cultureRelated: The region was a corridor for cultural exchange and movement between Alaska and Siberia.

• Great Northern ExpeditionRelated: The expedition’s voyages strengthened geographic knowledge of the passage between Asia and North America.

• Yupik peoplesRelated: The international border now divides communities with longstanding regional ties.

• Arctic Ocean circulationRelated: Its northward Pacific inflow brings heat, freshwater, and nutrients into the Arctic.

• Chukchi peopleRelated: The strait connects Chukchi coastal life to neighboring peoples and transboundary marine ecosystems.

• Wrangel IslandRelated: The strait lies southeast of Wrangel Island and links its region to the North Pacific.

• Adolf Erik NordenskiöldRelated: After wintering, Nordenskiöld's expedition passed through it to reach the Pacific.

• Chukotka Autonomous OkrugRelated: This strait forms Chukotka’s maritime boundary with Alaska.

• Chukchi PeninsulaRelated: The peninsula’s eastern tip faces this passage to Alaska.

• Commander IslandsRelated: It lies north of the archipelago along the Bering Sea’s route toward the Arctic.

• Seward PeninsulaRelated: The peninsula projects toward this strait, placing it near the maritime boundary between North America and Asia.

• Eskaleut languagesRelated: Languages in both regions make this corridor central to accounts of family dispersal.