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The 16 pages that link to Hudson River, each with the reason it gives.

• The BronxRelated: It forms the Bronx's western waterfront boundary.

• ManhattanRelated: It forms Manhattan’s western boundary and separates the island from New Jersey.

• Hudson River SchoolRelated: The valley gave the movement its name and an early focus for landscape painting.

• Battles of SaratogaRelated: Control of its corridor was central to the British plan for linking forces in Canada and New York City.

• Port of New York and New JerseyRelated: Its estuary made the region accessible to oceangoing trade and inland navigation.

• New York HarborRelated: Its mouth forms the harbor’s principal river entrance.

• New York StateRelated: Its valley shaped settlement, transport, and the state’s central east-west corridor.

• Robert FultonRelated: Fulton’s first successful commercial steamboat route connected New York City and Albany along this river.

• Thomas ColeRelated: Its valley supplied subjects and vantage points for Cole’s early landscape work.

• George Washington BridgeRelated: The bridge spans the river’s tidal estuary between Manhattan and New Jersey.

• New York State Canal SystemRelated: The canal system used the Hudson as its Atlantic outlet rather than replacing river navigation.

• Jersey CityRelated: The river separates Jersey City from Manhattan and shapes its waterfront.