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The 14 pages that link to Makassar Strait, each with the reason it gives.

• SulawesiRelated: It marks the western marine boundary that helped preserve Sulawesi’s distinct fauna.

• Java SeaRelated: It provides an eastern route from the Java Sea toward the Pacific.

• Celebes SeaRelated: It carries water southward from the Celebes Sea toward the Java Sea.

• East KalimantanRelated: East Kalimantan’s eastern coast faces this strait.

• Lombok StraitRelated: It is the main northern route supplying water that continues through Lombok and other Indonesian passages.

• BalikpapanRelated: It connects Balikpapan’s port to major maritime routes in the Indonesian archipelago.

• Mahakam RiverRelated: The Mahakam’s waters discharge into this strait.

• SamarindaRelated: The Mahakam River drains into this strait, connecting Samarinda’s river corridor to maritime routes.

• South SulawesiRelated: It links South Sulawesi’s western coast to major Indonesian sea routes.

• Sunda IslandsRelated: It is a major passage through the Greater Sunda Islands.

• Flores SeaRelated: The strait lies north of the Flores Sea beyond Sulawesi.

• Greater Sunda IslandsRelated: Its deep water helped preserve a faunal divide across the shelf edge.

• West SulawesiRelated: The strait forms West Sulawesi’s western maritime boundary.