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The 49 pages that link to Caspian Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Central AsiaRelated: Its energy resources and transport routes connect the region to the Caucasus and beyond.

• CaucasusRelated: Its western shore anchors the region’s eastern boundary.

• KazakhstanRelated: Kazakhstan’s western coast connects its territory to Caspian trade and energy routes.

• Treaty of TurkmenchayRelated: The treaty reaffirmed Russia’s exclusive right to maintain warships on the Caspian Sea.

• TurkmenistanRelated: Turkmenistan’s western shoreline provides access to this inland maritime region.

• Caucasus MountainsRelated: It forms the mountain system’s eastern boundary.

• Pontic–Caspian steppeRelated: The region reaches the Caspian’s western and northern margins.

• AzerbaijanRelated: Its offshore fields and transport routes anchor Azerbaijan’s energy economy.

• Treaty of GulistanRelated: Gulistan restricted Iran's ability to maintain naval forces on the Caspian.

• Caucasian AlbaniaRelated: Its western shore anchored Albania’s eastern frontier and connected the kingdom to regional trade.

• AlborzRelated: The sea lies immediately north of the Alborz and helps define its northern slopes.

• DagestanRelated: Dagestan occupies the Caspian’s western shore and includes Russia’s southernmost coastline.

• Alborz MountainsRelated: The Alborz run along its southern shore.

• Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forestsRelated: Its moisture helps create the humid conditions that sustain the ecoregion.

• Caspian sealRelated: This landlocked sea contains the species' entire natural range.

• Karakum DesertRelated: The desert stretches inland from the Caspian’s eastern shore.

• Russo-Persian War (1804–1813)Related: The treaty granted Russia exclusive military naval rights on the Caspian.

• Volga–Don CanalRelated: The canal gives Caspian shipping a route toward the Sea of Azov and Black Sea.

• Caspian tigerRelated: The tiger’s historical range included wetlands and forests around this sea.

• DerbentRelated: Its western shore confines the route that Derbent’s walls were built to command.

• MakhachkalaRelated: The sea defines Makhachkala’s western shoreline and maritime setting.

• Mazandaran ProvinceRelated: Mazandaran’s northern boundary follows the Caspian’s southern shore.

• Mount DamavandRelated: The Alborz and Damavand rise immediately south of the Caspian basin.

• Tourism in IranRelated: Its Iranian coast offers a contrast to the country’s deserts and inland heritage cities.

• Absheron PeninsulaRelated: The peninsula projects into this inland sea along Azerbaijan’s eastern coast.

• Black Sea regionRelated: The two seas are linked by energy corridors and the Caucasus, but not by a natural waterway.

• Golestan ProvinceRelated: Golestan occupies part of its southeastern shoreline.

• East European PlainRelated: The lowlands extend toward its northern and western shores.

• AtropateneRelated: Atropatene’s territory extended toward the Caspian’s southwestern shores.

• Gilan ProvinceRelated: Gilan’s northern coastline meets the Caspian Sea.

• Volga DeltaRelated: Its fluctuating water level shifts the delta’s shoreline.

• AmolRelated: The sea lies north of Amol and shapes the region’s climate and economy.

• Pomponius MelaRelated: Mela describes it within the northern and eastern regions of his geographic circuit.

• RashtRelated: Its coast and moisture shape Rasht’s climate and regional connections.

• KalmykiaRelated: Kalmykia occupies part of its northwestern coast.

• Persian expedition of 1796Related: The campaign’s coastal route and supply lines followed its western shore.

• Qaem ShahrRelated: Its southern coast forms the geographic setting for Mazandaran Province.

• Turan DepressionRelated: Its eastern shore marks the depression’s western lowland margin.

• Vagit AlekperovRelated: Alekperov’s early oil career developed around the Caspian’s petroleum fields.