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The 31 pages that link to Local Group, each with the reason it gives.

• Milky WayNarrower topic: The Milky Way is one of the Local Group’s two dominant galaxies.

• Andromeda GalaxyNarrower topic: Andromeda is one of the Local Group’s two dominant galaxies.

• Spiral galaxyNarrower topic: Its two largest members are spiral galaxies, shaping the group’s future dynamics.

• Large Magellanic CloudNarrower topic: The Cloud is a prominent satellite within this nearby galaxy group.

• Virgo ClusterRelated: The Local Group lies in the Virgo Supercluster and is moving toward its mass concentration.

• Hierarchical structure formationBroader topic: Its galaxies and satellites preserve evidence of assembly and past mergers.

• Galaxy groupBroader topic: It is the nearest example and establishes the setting of the Milky Way.

• Small Magellanic CloudNarrower topic: The Small Magellanic Cloud is a member of this nearby galaxy group.

• Missing satellites problemNarrower topic: Its broader census compares satellite populations around two major galaxies.

• Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroidal GalaxyNarrower topic: Sagittarius is one of the Local Group’s satellite galaxies.

• Galaxy luminosity functionRelated: Its nearby dwarf galaxies provide a direct view of the faint end.

• Great AttractorRelated: Its measured motion supplied a key clue to the nearby mass distribution.

• Hubble flowBroader topic: Its internal motions are dominated by gravity rather than the uniform distant-galaxy flow.

• Laniakea SuperclusterBroader topic: It locates the Milky Way within Laniakea's larger structure.

• Magellanic CloudsNarrower topic: The Clouds are among the nearest and most accessible members of this galaxy group.

• Virgo SuperclusterBroader topic: It is the group of galaxies that places the Milky Way inside the supercluster.

• Cosmic flowBroader topic: Its members share motions shaped by their mutual gravity rather than uniform expansion.

• Gravitationally bound systemBroader topic: Its member galaxies remain associated as a group rather than following the general expansion apart.

• Triangulum GalaxyNarrower topic: M33 is one of the Local Group’s major spiral galaxies.

• Fornax ClusterCompared with: Its smaller scale contrasts with the Fornax Cluster’s richer population and hot gas.

• Local VoidRelated: The Local Group lies along the Local Void's boundary.

• M81 GroupRelated: It is a nearby counterpart for comparing group membership and galaxy evolution.

• Planetary nebula luminosity functionNarrower topic: Nearby group galaxies offered populations for testing and calibrating the method.

• Dipole repellerBroader topic: The Milky Way's motion within the local flow is part of the pattern attributed partly to the repeller.

• Pinwheel GalaxyCompared with: It provides a nearby scale comparison for the more distant M101 Group.

• Andromeda–Milky Way collisionNarrower topic: The encounter unfolds within this group’s shared gravitational environment.

• Centaurus A/M83 GroupRelated: A nearby comparison system for understanding the scale and membership of galaxy groups.

• Local SheetBroader topic: The Local Sheet contains this group near its center.

• IC 342/Maffei GroupCompared with: It is a nearby comparison group, but is distinct from the IC 342/Maffei Group.

• Local HoleBroader topic: The reported deficit is measured in the surrounding region relative to this nearby group.

• Location of EarthNarrower topic: It places the Milky Way within a larger neighborhood of galaxies.