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The 12 pages that link to Svalbard, each with the reason it gives.

• Climate change in the ArcticRelated: Its rapid warming and glacier retreat provide a closely observed regional example.

• Barents SeaBroader topic: Its islands lie within the Barents Sea’s western Arctic region.

• NorwayBroader topic: The archipelago extends Norwegian territory far into the Arctic.

• Midnight sunBroader topic: Its high latitude brings months when the Sun does not set.

• Climate of the ArcticBroader topic: Warm Atlantic water gives parts of Svalbard a milder climate than their latitude suggests.

• Common eiderBroader topic: Common eiders breed along Svalbard's coasts and islands.

• Jan MayenRelated: It is another Norwegian Arctic territory, but unlike Jan Mayen it is a multi-island archipelago with a resident civilian population.

• Polar desertRelated: Its northern terrain includes polar-desert vegetation and climate.

• Adolf Erik NordenskiöldRelated: Nordenskiöld conducted several expeditions there, including research on its geology and geography.

• Greenland SeaRelated: Svalbard bounds the Greenland Sea to the east.

• LongyearbyenNarrower topic: Longyearbyen is the archipelago’s largest settlement and administrative centre.

• Albert I of MonacoBroader topic: Albert I led several expeditions to Svalbard and helped map its coastlines.