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The 19 pages that link to Ural Mountains, each with the reason it gives.

• EuropeRelated: They mark the most widely used eastern boundary of geographic Europe.

• AsiaRelated: They are a traditional, though not universally accepted, boundary between Europe and Asia.

• EurasiaRelated: They are the most commonly cited land boundary between Europe and Asia.

• West Siberian PlainRelated: The Urals form the plain’s western edge.

• Komi RepublicRelated: Their northern reaches form part of the republic’s eastern boundary.

• Pechora RiverRelated: The Pechora rises on the western slopes of the Northern Urals.

• East European PlainRelated: They form the plain’s eastern limit in conventional geographic descriptions.

• European PlainRelated: They mark the plain’s traditional eastern limit.

• Continental EuropeRelated: They help define the mainland’s conventional eastern extent.

• CrocoiteRelated: Crocoite has also been reported from localities in this mineral-rich region.

• North AsiaRelated: They mark the conventional western boundary of North Asia.

• Geography of EuropeRelated: They illustrate that Europe’s eastern limit is a geographic convention rather than a clear ocean boundary.