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The 92 pages that link to Pacific Ocean, each with the reason it gives.

• JapanNarrower topic: It surrounds Japan’s eastern and southern approaches and shapes its maritime setting.

• Bering StraitNarrower topic: The Bering Sea connects the strait to the wider Pacific basin.

• HawaiʻiNarrower topic: Hawaiʻi’s central-Pacific location has shaped its climate, connections, and strategic importance.

• Pacific IslandsNarrower topic: The ocean links the islands while also separating many communities by great distances.

• Tokyo BayNarrower topic: Tokyo Bay opens into the Pacific through the Uraga Channel.

• Society IslandsNarrower topic: It provides the maritime setting that connects the islands to distant Pacific societies.

• Coral SeaNarrower topic: The Coral Sea is a marginal sea within its southwestern part.

• OceaniaNarrower topic: Oceania’s islands lie within this ocean, whose scale shapes the region.

• Celebes SeaNarrower topic: The Celebes Sea is a marginal sea within its western basin.

• Salish SeaNarrower topic: The Salish Sea connects to the open Pacific through the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

• Howland IslandNarrower topic: Howland's isolation follows from its position in the vast central Pacific.

• Shizuoka PrefectureNarrower topic: Shizuoka’s long southern coastline faces the Pacific and opens onto major coastal waters.

• North PacificNarrower topic: The North Pacific is the ocean’s northern basin.

• Sagami BayNarrower topic: Sagami Bay opens directly onto this ocean.

• South Pacific OceanNarrower topic: The South Pacific is the southern portion of this ocean basin.

• Strait of Juan de FucaNarrower topic: The strait opens westward into the Pacific.

• Tsugaru StraitNarrower topic: The strait opens eastward into its North Pacific waters.

• Line IslandsNarrower topic: The chain lies near the Pacific’s equatorial center.

• United States Exploring ExpeditionNarrower topic: Surveying the Pacific was the expedition’s principal geographic purpose.

• Baja California PeninsulaNarrower topic: Its waters border the peninsula’s western coast.

• Bōsō PeninsulaNarrower topic: The peninsula’s eastern and southern shores face this ocean.

• Johnston AtollNarrower topic: Johnston Atoll lies in its central North Pacific region.

• Kii ChannelNarrower topic: The channel’s southern opening leads into the Pacific.

• San DiegoNarrower topic: San Diego’s coastline and maritime climate are shaped by the Pacific.

• Alaska PeninsulaNarrower topic: The peninsula’s southern coast faces this ocean.

• Bungo ChannelNarrower topic: Bungo Channel opens southward into this ocean.

• GuayaquilNarrower topic: Guayaquil’s maritime trade connects the city to Pacific routes.

• Bonin IslandsNarrower topic: The islands’ isolation and maritime connections are shaped by their position in this ocean.

• Chinchorro cultureNarrower topic: Its cold, nutrient-rich waters supported the marine resources central to Chinchorro life.

• Exploration of the PacificNarrower topic: Its scale and geography defined the distances explorers sought to cross and chart.

• NayaritNarrower topic: Nayarit’s western coastline connects its geography and economy to this ocean.

• ValparaísoNarrower topic: Valparaíso’s coastal setting connects its history and economy to Pacific maritime routes.

• Viña del MarNarrower topic: The Pacific coastline shapes the city's beaches, climate, and economy.

• Álvaro de Mendaña de NeiraNarrower topic: Its vast distances shaped the routes, timing, and supply problems of both voyages.

• Chiloé IslandNarrower topic: The Pacific defines Chiloé’s exposed western coast.

• Guadalupe IslandNarrower topic: Guadalupe lies in the eastern Pacific, far offshore from the Baja California Peninsula.

• Hualien CountyNarrower topic: The county’s eastern boundary opens directly onto the Pacific.

• PalikirNarrower topic: Palikir is part of the widely dispersed island world of the western Pacific.

• Cape EluanbiNarrower topic: The Pacific reaches the waters east of the cape.

• Cape ReingaNarrower topic: The Pacific reaches the cape from the east.

• Kingman ReefNarrower topic: Kingman Reef occupies a remote part of the central Pacific.

• Mamberamo RiverNarrower topic: The Mamberamo ends its northward journey at this ocean.

• Marshall IslandsNarrower topic: The country's widely dispersed atolls occupy the central Pacific.

• Northland PeninsulaNarrower topic: The ocean borders the peninsula’s eastern side.

• Starbuck IslandNarrower topic: Starbuck lies in the central Pacific.

• Taitung CountyNarrower topic: The county’s eastern coastline and offshore islands face the Pacific.

• Uraga ChannelNarrower topic: The channel opens onto the Pacific beyond Tokyo Bay.

• Canton IslandNarrower topic: Canton’s isolation and strategic value stem from its position in the central Pacific.

• Cape LopatkaNarrower topic: Its waters meet the Sea of Okhotsk beside the headland.

• Chilean SeaNarrower topic: The Chilean Sea is the Pacific sector along Chile's coast.