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The 11 pages that link to Labrador, each with the reason it gives.

• Newfoundland and LabradorBroader topic: It is the province’s vast mainland counterpart to the island.

• Labrador SeaRelated: Its coast forms the sea's western boundary.

• NewfoundlandRelated: The Strait of Belle Isle separates Labrador from the island.

• LabradoriteRelated: The mineral was named after Labrador, where it was first described in Europe.

• Davis StraitRelated: The Labrador coast lies south of the strait along the Atlantic route.

• Clarence BirdseyeRelated: Birdseye observed rapid freezing of fish in Labrador’s severe winter conditions.

• Labrador PeninsulaBroader topic: The region gives the peninsula its name and covers much of its eastern side.

• Gaspar Corte-RealBroader topic: Corte-Real’s expeditions are associated with exploration of this mainland coast.

• Cape ChidleyNarrower topic: Cape Chidley marks Labrador’s northern extremity.

• João Fernandes LavradorBroader topic: The region bears Lavrador’s name, though the precise origin and transmission of that name remain uncertain.

• Mount CaubvickNarrower topic: The mountain stands in Labrador and is its highest point.