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The 11 pages that link to Dayak people, each with the reason it gives.

• KalimantanRelated: Dayak communities are among Kalimantan’s longstanding inhabitants and maintain varied relationships with forests.

• East KalimantanRelated: Dayak communities in the province experience changes to customary lands and livelihoods.

• West KalimantanRelated: Dayak communities have deep historical ties to the province’s interior.

• Central KalimantanRelated: Dayak communities are among the province’s Indigenous peoples.

• Mahakam RiverRelated: Dayak communities have long inhabited the Mahakam’s interior reaches.

• East MalaysiaRelated: Dayak communities live across Sarawak and neighboring parts of Borneo.

• Kapuas RiverRelated: Many Dayak communities live along the river and depend on its waters and landscapes.

• Palangka RayaRelated: Dayak communities and traditions are central to the city’s regional identity.

• Bornean bearded pigRelated: The pig has cultural and subsistence significance for some communities of Borneo.