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The 14 pages that link to Gansu, each with the reason it gives.

• NingxiaCompared with: Gansu borders Ningxia and shares its arid landscapes, but spans a far larger area.

• YuezhiRelated: Chinese accounts place the Yuezhi homeland in this region before their westward migration.

• QinghaiRelated: Gansu borders Qinghai to the northeast and east.

• Wei RiverRelated: The Wei begins in Gansu before flowing east into Shaanxi.

• Qilian MountainsNarrower topic: Most of the Qilian range lies within this province.

• LanzhouNarrower topic: Lanzhou is Gansu’s provincial capital and principal urban center.

• Jiayu PassNarrower topic: Jiayu Pass stands in Gansu, whose geography shaped its frontier role.

• JiuquanNarrower topic: Jiuquan is one of Gansu’s prefecture-level cities.

• TianshuiNarrower topic: Tianshui is one of Gansu’s southeastern prefecture-level cities.

• Western ChinaBroader topic: The Hexi Corridor makes Gansu a key geographic passage through western China.

• 1556 Shaanxi earthquakeRelated: Gansu was among the surrounding provinces affected by the earthquake.

• 1920 Haiyuan earthquakeNarrower topic: The earthquake struck this province, which then included areas now in Ningxia.

• Ma HualongRelated: Ma Hualong's power base and the decisive Qing campaign lay in Gansu.

• Northwestern ChinaBroader topic: The Hexi Corridor connects the region’s interior to its eastern edge.