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

• Mexico CityRelated: Drainage of the lake enabled urban growth but left the city prone to flooding and subsidence.

• TenochtitlanRelated: Tenochtitlan occupied islands within this lake and depended on its waters.

• Siege of TenochtitlanRelated: Its waters shaped the siege’s naval operations, supply routes, and defensive terrain.

• Aztec agricultureRelated: Its waters and wetlands offered resources while constraining and enabling cultivation.

• ChinampaRelated: Its shallow waters and marshy margins formed part of the landscape where chinampa agriculture developed.

• CuauhtémocRelated: The lake’s causeways and waterways shaped the siege Cuauhtémoc faced.

• La Noche TristeRelated: Its waters and causeways shaped the attackers' route and the retreat's dangers.

• Fall of TenochtitlanRelated: Control of the lake and its causeways shaped movement, supply, and combat.

• NezahualcoyotlRelated: Its shores and waters shaped Texcoco’s geography, defenses, and public works.

• History of Mexico CityRelated: The lake shaped the original city’s location, transport, water supply, and later drainage projects.

• Ciudad NezahualcóyotlRelated: Nezahualcóyotl expanded across the drained lakebed.