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The 14 pages that link to Sakhalin, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean PeninsulaRelated: It provides another nearby example of territory positioned between continental and island East Asia.

• Sea of OkhotskBroader topic: Its eastern shores form a long boundary of the Sea of Okhotsk.

• Kuril IslandsRelated: Sakhalin lies near the Kurils but is a separate island with a distinct history.

• Ainu languageRelated: Sakhalin Ainu was one of the language’s regional varieties.

• Ainu peopleRelated: Ainu communities lived on Sakhalin and maintained ties across the surrounding region.

• Treaty of ShimodaRelated: The 1855 treaty left Sakhalin undivided, a question later addressed by the 1875 agreement.

• La Pérouse StraitRelated: Its southern coast forms the opposite side of the passage.

• Outer ManchuriaCompared with: Its history of competing claims differs from the mainland cessions that defined Outer Manchuria.

• DesmostyliaRelated: Desmostylian fossils from the island extend the known range across the North Pacific.

• Taihō KōkiRelated: Taihō was born there during the period of Japanese rule.

• Cape SōyaRelated: It lies across the La Pérouse Strait from the cape.

• Northeast AsiaBroader topic: Its location and history connect Russia’s Far East with Japan.

• Dzhugdzhur RangeRelated: The island lies offshore from the range’s coastal setting.

• History of ManchuriaCompared with: Its competing Russian and Japanese claims parallel, but differ from, their contest for Manchuria.