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The 20 pages that link to Mapuche people, each with the reason it gives.

• PatagoniaRelated: Mapuche history and communities extend into northern Patagonia.

• ChileRelated: Mapuche history and continuing political claims shape debates over land and identity.

• Indigenous peoples of ArgentinaRelated: Mapuche communities are among Argentina’s largest Indigenous populations, especially in Patagonia.

• Chubut ProvinceRelated: Mapuche communities and influence are part of Chubut’s Indigenous history.

• Indigenous peoples of South AmericaRelated: Mapuche history highlights continuing struggles over land, autonomy, and state authority.

• Pedro de ValdiviaRelated: Mapuche resistance constrained the territory Spanish forces could control.

• MapudungunRelated: Mapudungun is the language of this people and a central marker of Mapuche identity.

• Nahuel Huapi National ParkRelated: Mapuche communities have longstanding ties to the region and are affected by its conservation and land-use policies.

• Neuquén ProvinceRelated: Mapuche communities have longstanding ties to the lands now within Neuquén.

• Río Negro ProvinceRelated: Mapuche communities have longstanding ties to the lands now within Río Negro.

• Biobío RegionRelated: Mapuche communities have longstanding ties to the region, especially Arauco.

• TemucoRelated: Mapuche communities shape the city’s cultural life and regional identity.

• Araucanía RegionRelated: Mapuche communities and history are central to the region’s cultural identity.

• BarilocheRelated: Mapuche communities have longstanding ties to the region around Bariloche.

• La AraucanaRelated: Mapuche resistance gives the poem its central counterforce to Spanish expansion.