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The 11 pages that link to Ursa Major, each with the reason it gives.

• PolarisRelated: The Big Dipper’s pointer stars help locate Polaris in the sky.

• Circumpolar starRelated: Its prominent stars can be circumpolar at northern latitudes and help locate Polaris.

• AsterismRelated: The Big Dipper is a familiar pattern within this constellation.

• Argo NavisCompared with: Its ancient outline persisted intact, unlike the ship's division into three regions.

• Messier 81Related: M81 lies within this constellation’s apparent boundaries.

• Big DipperNarrower topic: The Big Dipper is an asterism within this larger constellation.

• Canes VenaticiRelated: Canes Venatici lies south of this familiar northern constellation.

• Pinwheel GalaxyRelated: The Pinwheel lies within this constellation’s boundaries.

• Abd al-Rahman al-SufiBroader topic: Its stars appear among the constellations whose positions and brightnesses al-Sufi described.

• CamelopardalisCompared with: Its conspicuous pattern contrasts with Camelopardalis’s faint, scattered stars.

• Leo MinorRelated: Its southern boundary lies beside Leo Minor.