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The 17 pages that link to Wuhan, each with the reason it gives.

• COVID-19 pandemicRelated: The earliest recognized outbreak was reported there in late 2019.

• NanjingRelated: Wuhan, like Nanjing, occupies a strategic crossing on the Yangtze River.

• Northern ExpeditionBroader topic: The expedition’s forces took the three cities in 1926, establishing a key northern advance base.

• COVID-19Related: The earliest known outbreak was identified there in late 2019.

• ChongqingCompared with: Both cities occupy major Yangtze junctions, but Wuhan is a subprovincial city rather than a municipality.

• Yangtze River floodsBroader topic: Its position on the middle Yangtze has made high river stages a recurring threat.

• HubeiBroader topic: Wuhan is Hubei’s provincial capital and its largest urban center.

• Battle of WuhanBroader topic: The campaign centered on capturing this strategically important urban region.

• Beijing–Guangzhou railwayRelated: The railway strengthened Wuhan’s role as a national transport and commercial junction.

• ZhengzhouCompared with: Like Zhengzhou, Wuhan is a central Chinese transport hub, but it anchors a different river and rail network.

• Central ChinaBroader topic: Its river and rail connections make it a major regional transport hub.

• NanchangCompared with: Wuhan is a larger central-China transport hub whose river geography contrasts with Nanchang’s.

• YangtzeRelated: Its river junction made Wuhan a key transport and commercial hub.

• YichangRelated: Wuhan is Yichang’s provincial capital and a major downstream city on the Yangtze.

• JiujiangRelated: Wuhan lies upstream along the Yangtze from Jiujiang and is a major regional counterpart.

• Li WenliangRelated: Li worked as an ophthalmologist in Wuhan, where the first recognized outbreak emerged.

• YueyangCompared with: Wuhan is Yueyang’s larger downstream neighbor and a major regional transport hub.