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The 6 pages that link to Iwate Prefecture, each with the reason it gives.

• Tōhoku regionBroader topic: Its large area and rugged interior illustrate Tōhoku’s varied terrain.

• Aomori PrefectureRelated: It borders Aomori and shares the Pacific-facing side of northern Tōhoku.

• Fukushima PrefectureCompared with: Its rugged Sanriku coastline offers a comparison with Fukushima’s coastal geography.

• Akita PrefectureCompared with: It borders Akita to the east, across the Ōu Mountains.

• Miyagi PrefectureCompared with: It shares Miyagi’s northern boundary and a rugged Pacific coastline.

• MoriokaNarrower topic: Morioka is its capital and administrative center.