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

• West AfricaBroader topic: Its coastal setting and regional role exemplify the western Atlantic edge.

• GuineaRelated: Senegal shares Guinea’s northern frontier and close regional connections.

• MauritaniaCompared with: The Senegal River border separates the two countries while linking their communities and economies.

• SenegambiaBroader topic: Most definitions of Senegambia include Senegal as a central modern territory.

• Côte d’IvoireCompared with: Its shared colonial framework but different post-independence path offers a regional comparison.

• DakarNarrower topic: Dakar is Senegal’s capital and its largest urban center.

• French SudanCompared with: Senegal shared the Mali Federation with the Sudan Republic but became a separate state.

• Anglo-French EntenteRelated: Agreements on the Gambia–Senegal frontier formed part of the settlement's colonial provisions.

• Guinea-BissauRelated: The shared border links the two countries through migration, trade, and regional politics.

• The GambiaRelated: Its borders enclose nearly all of The Gambia, shaping travel and regional ties.

• Gambia RiverRelated: The river passes through Senegal before entering The Gambia.

• Safi FayeNarrower topic: Its languages, rural communities, and postcolonial changes form the setting of her filmmaking.

• Mariama BâNarrower topic: Bâ’s life and fiction are rooted in Senegal’s society and postcolonial history.

• Birago DiopNarrower topic: Senegal was Diop’s homeland and a central cultural setting for his writing.

• History of The GambiaRelated: The country’s enclave-like shape reflects British and French colonial boundaries within Senegalese territory.