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The 21 pages that link to Caucasus Mountains, each with the reason it gives.

• Russian conquest of the CaucasusNarrower topic: Imperial expansion transformed the region’s political boundaries and relations among its peoples.

• Georgia (country)Narrower topic: The mountains shape Georgia’s terrain, climate, and routes between regions.

• Mount ElbrusNarrower topic: Elbrus is the range’s highest peak, in its western section.

• DerbentNarrower topic: The range narrows toward the Caspian at Derbent, creating a natural bottleneck.

• Kuban RiverNarrower topic: The mountains feed the Kuban and shape its upper course.

• Kabardino-BalkariaNarrower topic: The Greater Caucasus forms the republic’s southern mountain frontier.

• VladikavkazNarrower topic: The range forms the landscape immediately south of Vladikavkaz.

• Krasnodar KraiNarrower topic: Their western foothills shape the krai’s southern terrain.

• Lake SevanNarrower topic: Lake Sevan lies in the highlands of the southern Caucasus region.

• Enguri DamNarrower topic: The dam occupies a steep river valley within this mountainous region.

• History of DagestanNarrower topic: Rugged terrain helped sustain local autonomy while funneling armies through a few strategic corridors.

• Sergei Bodrov Jr.Narrower topic: The region's conflicts and landscapes inform several films connected to Bodrov's early career.