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The 33 pages that link to Indus River, each with the reason it gives.

• Tibetan PlateauBroader topic: Its headwaters begin near the plateau’s western margin.

• South AsiaRelated: Its basin connects the region’s northwestern landscapes and supported early urban societies.

• PakistanRelated: Its basin supports much of Pakistan’s population, agriculture, and settlement.

• PunjabNarrower topic: The Indus basin frames Punjab’s western geography and water systems.

• Arabian SeaRelated: Its large delta marks a major river outlet on the sea’s northern coast.

• Himalayan orogenyRelated: Its drainage and sediment record erosion of the rising mountain belt.

• Transboundary riverBroader topic: Its allocation between India and Pakistan is governed by a landmark bilateral treaty.

• Khyber PakhtunkhwaRelated: The Indus and its tributaries shape the province’s valleys, settlements, and water resources.

• Indo-Gangetic PlainRelated: Its tributaries built the western part of the plain.

• Punjab, PakistanRelated: Punjab forms part of the Indus basin, whose waters support its agriculture.

• SindhRelated: The river sustains Sindh’s agriculture and runs through its central plain.

• GharialRelated: The gharial’s historical range included parts of the Indus river system.

• Indus Basin Irrigation SystemRelated: Its flow supplies the system’s main canals and reservoirs.

• Mount KailashRelated: The Indus’s headwaters lie near Kailash, among several major rivers originating in the region.

• Nanga ParbatRelated: The river’s deep gorge intensifies the peak’s relief above surrounding terrain.

• Gilgit-BaltistanRelated: Its upper course links settlements and landscapes across the territory.

• Battle of the IndusRelated: Jalal al-Din crossed this river to escape the Mongol forces after the defeat.

• Chenab RiverNarrower topic: The Chenab ultimately contributes its flow to the Indus system.

• Tarbela DamRelated: The dam’s operations depend on the Indus’s seasonal flows.

• Kabul RiverRelated: The Kabul River enters the Indus near Attock, contributing water to its lower course.

• Jalal al-Din MangburniRelated: Its steep banks constrained Jalal al-Din’s retreat after the Battle of the Indus.

• Jhelum RiverNarrower topic: The Jhelum is one of the Indus system’s principal tributaries.

• MultanNarrower topic: Multan belongs to the Indus basin’s interconnected river plain.

• AggradationBroader topic: Its alluvial plain and delta have formed through prolonged sediment accumulation.

• Hindu ShahisRelated: The river became a strategic frontier as Ghaznavid campaigns pressed eastward.

• Western ChinaRelated: Its headwaters show how western China's uplands feed rivers far beyond China.

• Geography of AsiaBroader topic: Its basin supports agriculture and settlement in a largely arid region.

• History of SindhRelated: Its valley supported settlement, agriculture, transport, and successive states.

• Rahim Yar KhanRelated: Its basin shapes the region’s geography and irrigation systems.

• Ravi RiverNarrower topic: The Indus is the basin's main river, while the Ravi is one of its tributaries.

• Scylax of CaryandaRelated: Herodotus places Scylax’s voyage on this river.

• Shyok RiverNarrower topic: The Shyok joins the Indus near the region of Khaplu.

• Wah CantonmentRelated: The river basin frames the broader geography and settlement history of northern Punjab.