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

• SichuanBroader topic: The basin is the province’s geographic core and helps explain its dense population.

• ChengduNarrower topic: Its enclosed terrain and agricultural wealth shaped Chengdu’s growth.

• ChongqingNarrower topic: Chongqing lies at the basin’s eastern edge, where river routes lead toward central China.

• Shu HanRelated: Its terrain and agricultural wealth supported Shu Han while limiting access from rival states.

• Yunnan–Guizhou PlateauCompared with: The basin lies north of the plateau and contrasts its dissected uplands with enclosed lowland terrain.

• 2008 Sichuan earthquakeRelated: The basin’s location east of the rupture shaped how shaking affected populated areas.

• Hengduan MountainsRelated: Its western rim meets the Hengduan system, marking a sharp transition from basin to mountain terrain.

• Jialing RiverNarrower topic: Much of the Jialing’s lower course drains this basin.

• LeshanNarrower topic: Leshan sits near the basin’s southwestern edge, where rivers descend from higher terrain.

• NanchongNarrower topic: Nanchong lies within this basin’s northeastern part.

• Ya'anRelated: Ya'an lies at the basin's western edge, where lowlands rise into mountains.

• MamenchisauridaeRelated: Its Jurassic deposits preserve a large share of the family's known fossils.

• QinlingRelated: The Qinling and Daba ranges help separate it from the basins farther north.

• Yangtze PlainCompared with: It lies upstream and contrasts with the open, low-lying eastern plain.