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The 30 pages that link to Caribbean Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Lesser AntillesNarrower topic: The Lesser Antilles form its eastern boundary with the Atlantic.

• CubaNarrower topic: Cuba’s position in this sea connects it to regional currents, trade routes, and neighboring islands.

• Gulf of MexicoNarrower topic: The gulf connects to this broader sea through the Yucatán Channel.

• Greater AntillesNarrower topic: The group’s islands lie within this sea and shape its northern margin.

• Trinidad and TobagoNarrower topic: It places the country within the wider maritime region connecting its neighbors.

• Leeward IslandsNarrower topic: Its eastern edge is traced by the Leeward Islands and their neighboring island arcs.

• San JuanNarrower topic: San Juan’s position placed it on major Caribbean routes between Europe and the Americas.

• Guantanamo Bay Naval BaseNarrower topic: The base supports US military presence and operations in this strategic maritime region.

• Cayman IslandsNarrower topic: The territory’s western Caribbean location shapes its climate, maritime connections, and regional ties.

• Lake NicaraguaNarrower topic: The San Juan River ultimately links Lake Nicaragua to this sea.

• Port-au-PrinceNarrower topic: The sea connects Port-au-Prince to regional maritime routes and neighboring countries.

• Quintana RooNarrower topic: Its coast defines Quintana Roo’s eastern boundary and maritime setting.

• BarbudaNarrower topic: The sea surrounds Barbuda and connects it to the wider Caribbean.

• BarranquillaNarrower topic: The sea gives Barranquilla its coastal setting and maritime orientation.

• Navassa IslandNarrower topic: Navassa lies in this sea between Haiti and Jamaica.

• JamaicaNarrower topic: Jamaica lies within this sea, south of Cuba and west of Hispaniola.