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The 19 pages that link to Syr Darya, each with the reason it gives.

• Aral SeaRelated: Its diminished flow weakened the northern Aral Sea’s main water supply.

• TransoxianaRelated: It defined the region’s northern boundary and sustained towns and agriculture.

• Aral Sea disasterRelated: Irrigation withdrawals from this river reduced the Aral Sea’s northern inflow.

• Oghuz TurksRelated: Oghuz political centers occupied lands along its lower course.

• Tian ShanRelated: Tian Shan snow and glacier melt feed tributaries in its headwaters.

• Cotton production in UzbekistanRelated: Its basin supplies irrigation to cotton-growing areas in eastern Uzbekistan.

• Aralkum DesertRelated: Reduced river inflow contributed to the sea’s decline and seabed exposure.

• Fergana ValleyRelated: Its headwaters and tributaries supply much of the valley’s irrigation water.

• Kyzylkum DesertRelated: It marks the desert’s northern and northeastern edge.

• Ferghana ValleyRelated: The river whose water and silt sustain the valley's dense agricultural settlements.

• KhujandRelated: Khujand stands on its banks, where the river shapes the city’s setting.

• North Aral SeaRelated: Its inflow replenishes the basin and supports the dam-enabled recovery.

• Indo-Scythian KingdomRelated: Ancient accounts place Saka communities and migration routes around the Syr Darya region.

• South Aral SeaRelated: It fed the northern basin more directly, while the Amu Darya chiefly sustained the south.

• KyzylordaRelated: Kyzylorda stands on its lower course in southern Kazakhstan.

• Turan DepressionRelated: Its course traverses the northern part of the depression.