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The 11 pages that link to South Caucasus, each with the reason it gives.

• CaucasusBroader topic: These three states form the Caucasus’s principal independent countries.

• Post-Soviet statesBroader topic: Its three successor states face distinct conflicts and competing regional alignments.

• BakuNarrower topic: Baku is the largest city and political center of Azerbaijan within this region.

• North CaucasusCompared with: It lies across the range and has a different set of modern states.

• Armenian HighlandsRelated: The highlands’ northern uplands connect directly with the South Caucasus.

• Russo-Persian War (1804–1813)Narrower topic: Competing claims to this strategically situated region formed the war’s central dispute.

• Nakhchivan Autonomous RepublicNarrower topic: Nakhchivan’s position sits at the region’s junction with Turkey and Iran.

• YerevanNarrower topic: Yerevan’s location places it within this crossroads region.

• LavashNarrower topic: Lavash is shared across food traditions in this wider region.

• Armeno-Georgian WarNarrower topic: The war formed part of the region’s wider struggle over statehood and borders after imperial collapse.

• Karabakh carpetNarrower topic: Karabakh weaving belongs to the wider textile traditions of this region.