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The 7 pages that link to January, each with the reason it gives.

• MonthBroader topic: It exemplifies a fixed-length month in the standard civil calendar.

• FebruaryRelated: It immediately precedes February and shares the boundary between calendar years and winter.

• DecemberRelated: Moving the start of the Roman year to January left December as month twelve.

• JulyCompared with: January shares July’s length but occupies the opposite end of the year.

• JuneCompared with: The Roman year once began in March, making June’s ordinal position historically different.

• OctoberRelated: Adding January before March shifted October from the eighth position to the tenth.

• New YearRelated: The New Year observance occurs on the first day of this month.