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The 15 pages that link to Tierra del Fuego, each with the reason it gives.

• AndesBroader topic: It marks the Andes’ far southern extent.

• PatagoniaBroader topic: It forms Patagonia’s far-southern island extension.

• Strait of MagellanRelated: Its northern shore bounds the strait’s southern side.

• Cape HornNarrower topic: Cape Horn belongs to its southern island chain.

• HMS BeagleRelated: The Beagle surveyed its waterways and coastlines during the expedition.

• Voyage of the BeagleRelated: The Beagle’s repeated visits brought Darwin into contact with its peoples, climates, and coastlines.

• Falkland IslandsRelated: It provides a nearby geographic comparison for the Falklands’ remote southern setting.

• Patagonian steppeBroader topic: Its northern plains continue Patagonian steppe landscapes toward the continent’s southern end.

• Punta ArenasRelated: The archipelago lies across the Strait of Magellan from Punta Arenas.

• Magallanes RegionBroader topic: Its western islands belong to the region, linking mainland Patagonia to the far south.

• Isla Grande de Tierra del FuegoNarrower topic: The island is the archipelago’s largest landmass.

• American CordilleraBroader topic: The cordillera reaches its southern end in this region.

• False Cape HornNarrower topic: The headland lies within this island region.

• Geography of South AmericaBroader topic: Its subpolar setting marks the continent’s southern geographic limit.

• Southern ConeBroader topic: It marks the region’s far-southern extent across both countries.