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The 12 pages that link to British Columbia, each with the reason it gives.

• Northwest TerritoriesRelated: It shares a short boundary with the territory in the western interior.

• Pacific NorthwestRelated: It is a major Canadian component of the Pacific Northwest.

• Russian AmericaCompared with: British claims and trade pressed against Russian interests along the North Pacific coast.

• Oregon CountryBroader topic: The lands north of the treaty line developed separately under British rule and later joined Canada.

• AlbertaCompared with: The Rocky Mountains divide Alberta from its western neighbor.

• Strait of GeorgiaNarrower topic: The strait lies along the province’s southwestern mainland coast.

• Vancouver (British Columbia)Narrower topic: The province’s geography and institutions frame Vancouver’s role and government.

• SaskatchewanCompared with: Its Pacific and mountain geography contrasts with Saskatchewan’s landlocked prairie setting.

• Gulf IslandsNarrower topic: The Gulf Islands form part of the province’s coastal geography.

• GeoduckRelated: Geoduck harvesting and farming occur along parts of its Pacific coastline.

• Helmcken FallsNarrower topic: The falls’ location and protected-park history belong to the province’s interior.

• Western CanadaBroader topic: The region’s Pacific province combines coastal cities, rainforests, and interior plateaus.