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The 12 pages that link to Yosemite National Park, each with the reason it gives.

• Sierra NevadaBroader topic: Its glacially carved valley is among the range’s best-known landscapes.

• John MuirBroader topic: Muir’s public advocacy helped build support for the park’s creation.

• Yosemite ValleyNarrower topic: The valley is the park’s best-known landscape, though it occupies only a small portion of it.

• Ansel AdamsBroader topic: Yosemite was a central subject of Adams’s photography and a focus of his conservation work.

• El CapitanNarrower topic: El Capitan lies within the park, whose protection shapes access and stewardship.

• Yosemite FallsNarrower topic: Yosemite Falls is one of the park’s defining natural landmarks.

• HectareRelated: Its large area shows hectares scaling to extensive protected landscapes.

• Sequoia National ParkRelated: It offers a nearby comparison of Sierra Nevada conservation and visitor landscapes.

• Carleton WatkinsNarrower topic: Watkins’s photographs helped establish the landscape’s national significance before the park’s creation.

• Alex HonnoldBroader topic: Its cliffs became the setting for Honnold’s most publicized ascent.

• Gary SnyderBroader topic: Snyder worked as a fire lookout in the Yosemite region, where solitude and landscape informed his writing.

• Northern CaliforniaBroader topic: It anchors the Sierra Nevada's national-park landscape often associated with the region.