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The 14 pages that link to Jakarta, each with the reason it gives.

• IndonesiaBroader topic: The capital anchors national government and economic life on Indonesia’s most populous island.

• Land subsidenceBroader topic: Groundwater extraction, coastal conditions, and urban development contribute to its subsidence and flood exposure.

• JavaBroader topic: The city anchors Java’s political and economic importance.

• Java SeaRelated: Its harbor opens onto the Java Sea and anchors major coastal shipping.

• BataviaNarrower topic: Jakarta grew from Batavia and retains the site of its colonial core.

• Gareth EvansRelated: Evans made several defining films within Jakarta’s Indonesian production and cultural context.

• Joko WidodoRelated: As governor from 2012 to 2014, Widodo gained national prominence through his approach to city government.

• PalembangCompared with: Its national political role contrasts with Palembang’s provincial and regional center role.

• East JavaCompared with: The national capital’s concentration of government and finance contrasts with Surabaya’s regional role.

• Joko AnwarRelated: Anwar studied and began his early professional life in the city before entering film.

• Pramoedya Ananta ToerRelated: The city’s colonial institutions and postwar politics shaped his working life and fiction.

• Palangka RayaCompared with: Unlike Jakarta’s dense metropolitan core, Palangka Raya’s municipal area includes extensive nonurban land.

• Agnez MoRelated: Agnez Mo was born in Jakarta and began her entertainment career there.

• Rano KarnoRelated: The urban setting of Doel's stories draws on the city where Betawi culture is rooted.