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The 29 pages that link to Yangtze Delta, each with the reason it gives.

• ShanghaiNarrower topic: Shanghai anchors the regional network of cities, industries, and transport corridors.

• NanjingNarrower topic: Nanjing is a major inland city within this interconnected regional economy.

• HangzhouNarrower topic: Hangzhou is a major city within this interconnected regional economy.

• SuzhouNarrower topic: Suzhou’s location within this wider region links its history to major networks of waterborne trade and migration.

• JiangsuNarrower topic: Southern Jiangsu forms a major part of this delta, sharing its waterways and urban economy.

• JiankangNarrower topic: Jiankang commanded a strategic position near the delta’s waterways and productive lands.

• Port of ShanghaiNarrower topic: Its manufacturers and cities generate much of the cargo handled at Shanghai.

• HefeiNarrower topic: Hefei’s transport and economic links connect it to this wider regional system.

• NingboNarrower topic: Ningbo is one of the region's major coastal cities and shipping hubs.

• Chongming IslandNarrower topic: Chongming lies at the delta’s seaward edge.

• Lake TaiNarrower topic: Lake Tai lies within this changing deltaic landscape.

• NantongNarrower topic: Nantong occupies the delta’s northern edge, across the river from Shanghai.

• ChangzhouNarrower topic: Changzhou lies within this regional network of cities and industry.

• JiaxingNarrower topic: Jiaxing occupies the delta’s western side, among its major urban centers.

• WuhuNarrower topic: Wuhu is connected to the delta’s economy through the lower Yangtze corridor.