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The 55 pages that link to Persian Gulf, each with the reason it gives.
IranRelated: Iran’s southern coastline gives it strategic access to a major energy-shipping route.
Arabian PeninsulaRelated: It defines the peninsula’s northeastern maritime boundary.
Arabian PlateRelated: Its basin lies beside the zone where Arabia pushes beneath or against Eurasia.
Strait of HormuzRelated: Hormuz connects this enclosed gulf to the open ocean.
DubaiRelated: Dubai’s coastline gave the city a maritime setting and access to Gulf trade.
Emirate of Abu DhabiRelated: Its coastline and islands define much of Abu Dhabi’s northern boundary.
Gulf of OmanRelated: It lies beyond the strait at the Gulf’s western end.
William BaffinRelated: Baffin made navigational observations in the gulf during his final voyage.
DammamRelated: The gulf forms Dammam’s coastline and connects it to maritime routes.
Fars ProvinceRelated: Fars’s southern districts extend toward the Gulf and its coastal trade routes.
Ras Al KhaimahRelated: The emirate’s northern coastline faces this body of water.
Eastern ArabiaRelated: The gulf is the shared maritime setting, not the land region itself.
HofufRelated: Its coast lies east of Hofuf and connects the oasis region to maritime trade.
House crowRelated: Port cities around the gulf hold introduced house crow populations.
ChaldeaRelated: Chaldea’s southern setting approached the gulf and its trade routes.
Emirate of Umm Al QuwainRelated: The emirate’s northern coastline faces this gulf.