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The 13 pages that link to Great Basin, each with the reason it gives.

• Rain shadowBroader topic: Successive mountain ranges restrict Pacific moisture reaching the basin.

• Sierra NevadaNarrower topic: The Sierra Nevada forms much of its western boundary.

• Basin and Range ProvinceBroader topic: It forms the largest and most familiar part of the province.

• Lake BonnevilleNarrower topic: The closed drainage basin allowed water to accumulate rather than flow to the sea.

• Bonneville Salt FlatsNarrower topic: The flats belong to this hydrologic region, whose closed basins accumulate salts.

• Western United StatesBroader topic: Its enclosed watersheds and desert terrain distinguish the inland West from the coast.

• Great Basin DesertNarrower topic: The desert occupies much of this internally drained basin.

• UtahNarrower topic: Western Utah lies within this closed drainage region.

• Ute peopleNarrower topic: The Ute homeland extends into this broad ecological and geographic region.

• Death Valley National ParkNarrower topic: Death Valley is part of this closed-drainage region, extending beyond the park’s boundaries.

• Pluvial lakeRelated: Pluvial lakes transformed its basins during wetter periods, leaving visible landforms.

• Mountain StatesRelated: It explains the basin-and-range landscapes across the region’s western states.

• Pinus longaevaRelated: The species is native to mountain ranges around and within this basin.