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The 13 pages that link to Gulf of Aqaba, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian GulfCompared with: Its name and location distinguish it from the Persian Gulf despite the shared regional label.

• Red SeaBroader topic: This deep northern branch forms a distinct part of the Red Sea basin.

• Arabian PlateBroader topic: Its active faults show how the plate boundary continues north from the Red Sea.

• Sinai PeninsulaRelated: It defines Sinai’s eastern coastline and separates it from the Arabian Peninsula.

• Dead Sea TransformBroader topic: The transform’s southern section passes through this gulf as a chain of active fault segments.

• Gulf of SuezCompared with: It is the Red Sea’s other major northern gulf, east of Sinai.

• Red Sea coral reefsBroader topic: Its reefs are known for corals that tolerate unusually high temperatures before bleaching.

• AqabaBroader topic: Aqaba stands at the gulf’s northeastern end, giving Jordan its Red Sea coastline.

• NegevRelated: The Negev reaches this gulf at its southern edge.

• Pull-apart basinBroader topic: Its deep basins are associated with releasing steps along the Dead Sea Transform.

• South Sinai GovernorateBroader topic: Its Egyptian shore includes major South Sinai coastal towns.

• Tabuk ProvinceRelated: The province reaches the gulf’s eastern shore near the Jordanian border.

• EilatNarrower topic: Eilat occupies the gulf’s northern shore.