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The 70 pages that link to Yangtze River, each with the reason it gives.

• Central ChinaRelated: Its middle reaches form the region’s central geographic axis.

• Chongming IslandNarrower topic: The river’s sediment and flow shaped Chongming Island at its estuary.

• Jialing RiverRelated: The Jialing joins the Yangtze at Chongqing, carrying its waters into the larger basin.

• NanchangRelated: Poyang Lake connects Jiangxi’s waterways, including those near Nanchang, to the Yangtze.

• Xiling GorgeNarrower topic: Xiling Gorge is one reach of this river’s middle course.

• YichangRelated: Yichang stands on the river, whose valley shapes the city’s transport and geography.

• JiujiangRelated: Jiujiang stands on its southern bank, where the river forms a major transport corridor.

• Lake TaiRelated: Its evolving delta system forms the broader setting for the lake basin.

• NantongRelated: Nantong stands on its north bank near the river’s estuary.

• Silver carpBroader topic: The Yangtze lies within the species’ native range.

• Western ChinaRelated: Its source region links western China's highlands to densely populated eastern China.

• ChangzhouRelated: The river’s lower basin shapes the region’s transport, settlement, and industrial networks.

• Finless porpoiseRelated: Its basin is the only habitat of the Yangtze finless porpoise population.

• LingquRelated: Through the Xiang, the Lingqu linked the canal route to the Yangtze basin.

• PanzhihuaNarrower topic: The Jinsha at Panzhihua is part of the Yangtze's upper course.

• QinlingRelated: The range’s southern slopes drain toward the Yangtze River system.

• WuhuRelated: Wuhu stands on its lower course, which connects the city to inland and coastal transport.

• Yangtze DeltaNarrower topic: Its lower course supplies the water and sediment that built the delta.

• Yangtze PlainRelated: Its floodwaters and sediment have shaped the plain’s central lowlands.

• YueyangNarrower topic: Dongting Lake links Yueyang’s waterways to the Yangtze River.