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The 16 pages that link to Quebec, each with the reason it gives.

• French colonization of the AmericasBroader topic: Its founding anchored French claims in the St. Lawrence valley.

• Newfoundland and LabradorCompared with: Quebec borders Labrador and is central to disputes over Labrador’s boundary and hydroelectric development.

• AlbertaCompared with: Its language and political traditions contrast with Alberta’s western Canadian context.

• LabradorRelated: The boundary between Quebec and Labrador has been historically disputed.

• Quebec ActNarrower topic: The act established the boundaries and legal framework of the British province.

• New HampshireRelated: The international boundary links the state to Canadian communities and trade.

• Anglo-AmericaCompared with: It shows that Anglo-America's usual inclusion of Canada does not make the country uniformly English-speaking.

• VermontCompared with: The international border links Vermont to Quebec while dividing different national and language systems.

• Labrador PeninsulaRelated: Most of the peninsula lies within Quebec.

• Mylène FarmerRelated: Farmer was born in Pierrefonds, now part of Montreal, before her family moved to France.

• Great Lakes–St. Lawrence LowlandsNarrower topic: The lowland includes Quebec’s principal settled river corridor.

• The MaritimesCompared with: It borders the Maritime region but is not included in it.

• Yann MartelRelated: Martel was born in Salamanca to Canadian parents and grew up in several places, including Quebec.

• Lara FabianNarrower topic: Fabian’s move to Quebec shaped her early recording career and French-language audience.

• Mount CaubvickRelated: The provincial boundary crosses the mountain’s summit area.

• Percé RockNarrower topic: Percé Rock is one of Quebec’s best-known coastal landmarks.