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The 13 pages that link to Newfoundland and Labrador, each with the reason it gives.

• LabradorNarrower topic: Labrador is the province’s mainland region.

• NewfoundlandNarrower topic: The island is one of the province’s two major geographic parts.

• Atlantic CanadaBroader topic: Its island and mainland geography sets it apart from the other Atlantic provinces.

• Labrador CurrentBroader topic: The current’s coastal route helps shape the province’s marine conditions.

• Labrador RetrieverRelated: The breed's ancestors worked around Newfoundland's fishing communities.

• Labrador PeninsulaRelated: Its mainland Labrador portion occupies the peninsula's eastern region.

• Saint Pierre and MiquelonRelated: Saint Pierre and Miquelon lies just off Newfoundland’s southern coast.

• Gaspar Corte-RealBroader topic: The province’s two regions are central to accounts of Corte-Real’s voyages.

• History of Newfoundland and LabradorBroader topic: The province’s formation in 1949 marks the political endpoint of this history.

• The MaritimesCompared with: It belongs to Atlantic Canada but not to the Maritimes.

• Cape ChidleyNarrower topic: The cape is a landmark at the province’s northern edge.

• João Fernandes LavradorNarrower topic: The province’s name preserves the regional legacy associated with Lavrador.

• Mount CaubvickNarrower topic: Mount Caubvick is the province’s highest point.