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The 31 pages that link to Caribbean, each with the reason it gives.

• Central AmericaRelated: Its island-centered identity differs from Central America’s isthmus-based geography.

• JamaicaNarrower topic: Jamaica is one of the Greater Antilles islands in this region.

• North AmericaBroader topic: Its islands and sea form a major part of North America’s southeastern geography.

• West Indies cricket teamNarrower topic: The team's constituency spans multiple Caribbean nations and territories.

• Latin AmericaCompared with: The Caribbean overlaps with Latin America but also includes many English- and Dutch-speaking societies.

• CreolizationNarrower topic: Caribbean colonial societies are central historical settings for the concept.

• Dutch CaribbeanNarrower topic: The Dutch territories share regional histories and connections that cross national boundaries.

• Caribbean literatureNarrower topic: The region’s varied histories and societies shape the literature’s subjects and forms.

• AmericasBroader topic: Its islands and adjacent shores are included in many definitions of the Americas.

• GuyanaNarrower topic: Guyana’s cultural and political ties often align it with the Caribbean as well as South America.

• Saint Kitts and NevisNarrower topic: The country belongs to the eastern Caribbean island chain.

• GrenadaNarrower topic: Grenada’s geography and regional relationships are Caribbean.

• Tropical AmericasRelated: Its tropical climates and island habitats form a major part of the region.

• Juan BoschNarrower topic: Bosch’s political exile and literary career connected Dominican concerns to wider Caribbean struggles.

• Latin American identityBroader topic: Its inclusion reveals how definitions of Latin America handle non-Spanish- and non-Portuguese-speaking societies.

• HabaneroRelated: Habaneros became established in Caribbean foodways, where the name is often linked to Havana.

• United States Virgin IslandsNarrower topic: The territory’s geography, climate, and regional ties are Caribbean.

• Anglo-AmericaRelated: English-speaking Caribbean countries enter some definitions of Anglo-America.

• Antigua and BarbudaNarrower topic: The country is part of the eastern Caribbean island arc.

• Hispanic AmericaBroader topic: Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico connect the region to the Spanish-speaking Caribbean.

• Roystonea regiaNarrower topic: The species is native to several Caribbean islands.

• Saint KittsNarrower topic: Saint Kitts lies in the eastern Caribbean island arc.

• Collectivity of Saint MartinNarrower topic: Saint Martin lies in the northeastern Caribbean.

• TodyNarrower topic: Todies are native to islands in this region.

• Annona squamosaRelated: The species’ American origin includes the Caribbean, where it has long been cultivated.

• Geography of North AmericaBroader topic: Island geography and maritime connections distinguish it from the continent’s mainland regions.

• PortMiamiRelated: Many cruise itineraries and shipping routes from PortMiami connect with Caribbean destinations.

• Pouteria campechianaRelated: Canistel has been introduced and cultivated on Caribbean islands beyond its native range.

• SabalRelated: Several Sabal species occur across Caribbean islands, alongside mainland populations.

• The BahamasNarrower topic: The Bahamas is often grouped with the Caribbean, though it lies in the Atlantic north of the Caribbean Sea.

• The GuianasRelated: The Guianas’ Atlantic-facing societies share histories and institutions with the Caribbean.