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

• Drake PassageRelated: It marks the passage’s northern boundary and the southern limit of South American land.

• Strait of MagellanCompared with: Ships once chose between the strait and the hazardous open-sea route around the cape.

• Tierra del FuegoRelated: It marks the archipelago’s famed southern maritime frontier.

• Roaring FortiesBroader topic: Ships rounding Cape Horn faced the Roaring Forties and their powerful seas.

• Punta ArenasRelated: It marks another landmark on the historic sea routes served from the city.

• ValparaísoRelated: Ships rounding the cape helped make Valparaíso a major stop on trans-Pacific trade routes.

• Jacob RoggeveenRelated: Roggeveen’s fleet entered the Pacific by sailing around this hazardous maritime passage.

• Magallanes RegionBroader topic: It lies within the region’s southern island world and marks a major maritime landmark.

• Joshua SlocumRelated: Slocum rounded this hazardous passage during his westward voyage.

• Robin Knox-JohnstonRelated: Knox-Johnston rounded this difficult landmark before sailing north across the Atlantic.

• Chilean SeaBroader topic: It marks a prominent southern reference point for Chilean waters.

• False Cape HornCompared with: False Cape Horn takes its name from its resemblance to this better-known headland.

• Laura DekkerRelated: Rounding this notorious maritime passage was one of the voyage’s major challenges.

• Punta PariñasRelated: It is another famous South American headland, but lies far to the continent’s south.