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The 17 pages that link to Karakoram, each with the reason it gives.

• Continental DivideRelated: Its high terrain helps separate drainage toward the Indus system from inland and eastern basins.

• K2Narrower topic: K2 is the range’s highest summit.

• Pamir MountainsRelated: It meets the Pamir region to the southeast at the high mountain junction.

• Eight-thousandersRelated: Four eight-thousanders, including K2, rise in this range.

• KashmirRelated: Its rugged terrain shapes the region's borders, settlements, and strategic routes.

• Kunlun MountainsRelated: Its eastern ranges meet the Kunlun system near the western Tibetan Plateau.

• Nanga ParbatCompared with: It is a neighboring high-mountain region often confused with Nanga Parbat’s Himalayan setting.

• Gilgit-BaltistanRelated: The range dominates Gilgit-Baltistan's northern landscape and shapes access between its valleys.

• KashgarRelated: These mountains form the southern geographic barrier near Kashgar and its routes to Pakistan.

• Siachen GlacierNarrower topic: Siachen lies in its eastern sector, amid some of the world's highest peaks.

• Gasherbrum INarrower topic: Gasherbrum I is one of the range’s major eight-thousanders.

• Gasherbrum IINarrower topic: The range provides Gasherbrum II’s physical and geographic setting.

• Broad PeakNarrower topic: Broad Peak is one of the range’s major summits near the Baltoro Glacier.

• Demoiselle craneRelated: Cranes migrating between Central Asia and India may cross high mountain terrain in this region.

• Sven HedinRelated: His Central Asian journeys surveyed routes and terrain around this major high-mountain range.

• Shyok RiverNarrower topic: The Shyok drains valleys along the range's southeastern side.

• Vanch-Yakh GlacierCompared with: Its glaciers offer a regional comparison for Fedchenko’s scale and setting.