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The 35 pages that link to Red Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• EritreaNarrower topic: Eritrea’s long coastline places it along a major route between the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean.

• Horn of AfricaNarrower topic: Its shipping lanes and coastal exchanges tie the Horn to neighboring regions.

• Kingdom of AksumNarrower topic: Regional shifts in Red Sea navigation and trade may help explain Aksum’s changing fortunes.

• YemenNarrower topic: Yemen’s western coastline faces the Red Sea and its maritime trade routes.

• Red Sea tradeNarrower topic: Its geography formed the maritime corridor at the center of this trade network.

• Gulf of AqabaNarrower topic: The Gulf of Aqaba is the Red Sea’s northeastern arm.

• MassawaNarrower topic: Massawa’s harbor opens onto this major maritime corridor.

• Gulf of SuezNarrower topic: The Gulf of Suez forms the Red Sea’s northwestern arm.

• JeddahNarrower topic: Jeddah’s coastline and port face this major shipping corridor.

• Red Sea coral reefsNarrower topic: Its basin sets the reefs’ geography, circulation, and climate.

• Land of PuntNarrower topic: The sea provides the geographic frame for the leading proposed locations of Punt.

• AqabaNarrower topic: The Gulf of Aqaba links Aqaba to this major maritime route.

• Dahlak ArchipelagoNarrower topic: The archipelago lies in this sea, off Eritrea’s coast.

• Suez GovernorateNarrower topic: The Gulf of Suez opens into this sea along the governorate’s eastern coast.

• HurghadaNarrower topic: Its warm waters and reefs are the foundation of Hurghada’s coastal tourism.

• Jazan ProvinceNarrower topic: Its coastline forms Jazan Province’s western boundary.

• South ArabiaNarrower topic: Control of its routes drew African and Persian powers into South Arabian affairs.