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The 58 pages that link to South China Sea, each with the reason it gives.
Taiwan StraitRelated: The strait connects southward with this sea.
BruneiRelated: Brunei's coastline and offshore energy fields face this strategically important sea.
Malay PeninsulaRelated: Its waters lie along the peninsula’s eastern coast.
Sulu SeaRelated: The Balabac Strait links it with the Sulu Sea.
Sunda PlateRelated: Its crust lies largely within the Sunda Plate’s northern region.
Singapore StraitRelated: The Singapore Strait opens eastward into this sea.
ZhuhaiRelated: Zhuhai’s coastal waters open toward this sea.
South ChinaRelated: The sea shapes South China’s coastal trade, fisheries, and strategic geography.
Kowloon PeninsulaRelated: Its waters meet the peninsula’s southern and eastern coastal approaches.
ShantouRelated: Its coast gives Shantou maritime access and a seaport.
KelantanRelated: Kelantan’s eastern coastline faces this sea.
ZhanjiangRelated: Zhanjiang’s coastline opens onto this sea and its major shipping routes.
Ilocos RegionRelated: The region’s western provinces face this sea.
MaomingRelated: Maoming lies in southwestern Guangdong, near this sea’s northern coast.
TanjungpinangRelated: The Riau Islands lie along its southern maritime approaches.
LingdingyangRelated: Lingdingyang opens into this sea at the Pearl River estuary’s southern end.
Natuna RegencyRelated: The Natuna Islands lie in its southern waters.
PangkalpinangRelated: Its waters connect Bangka Island to the wider maritime region.