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The 15 pages that link to Paraná River, each with the reason it gives.

• Paraguayan WarRelated: Control of its waterways determined access to Paraguay and the movement of allied forces.

• Río de la PlataRelated: Its lower course supplies one of the two great river systems that form the estuary.

• ParaguayRelated: Together with the Paraguay River, it gives this landlocked country access to Atlantic trade routes.

• Paraguay RiverRelated: The Paraguay River joins the Paraná near the Argentina–Paraguay border.

• Itaipu DamNarrower topic: Itaipu was built across this river near the Brazil–Paraguay border.

• Chaco ProvinceRelated: Its course forms part of Chaco’s eastern boundary.

• Corrientes ProvinceRelated: It forms Corrientes Province’s western boundary and separates it from Chaco and Santa Fe.

• Uruguay RiverRelated: The Uruguay River joins the Paraná near their shared estuary.

• Brazilian HighlandsRelated: Its upper basin drains a large part of the southern highlands.

• Iguazu FallsNarrower topic: The Iguazu joins this larger river shortly below the falls.

• Aimé BonplandRelated: Bonpland settled near the Paraná after his release from Paraguayan detention.

• Entre Ríos ProvinceRelated: Its western channel forms much of Entre Ríos’s boundary and shapes access to the province.

• Santa Fe ProvinceRelated: It forms the province’s eastern boundary and connects its ports to regional trade.

• Misiones ProvinceRelated: It bounds Misiones to the west and helps define the province’s regional geography.

• Ciudad del EsteNarrower topic: Its location made the city a river port and placed it opposite Foz do Iguaçu.