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Khawak P**** (elevation 3,848 m (12,625 ft)) sits
across the
route heading to the
northwest from near the head of the
Panjshir Valley through the Hindu...
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Vincent Smith states that
Alexander the
Great took his
troops across both the
Khawak P**** and the Kaoshān or
Kushan P****. "Towards the
close of
spring in the...
- the
Khawak P**** in the east. The
central Hindu Kush
peaks rise to over 6,800 m (22,300 ft), and this
section has
numerous spurs between the
Khawak P****...
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kilometres (62 mi) long, it
leads to two p****es over the
Hindu Kush – the
Khawak P**** (3,848 m)
leading to Afghanistan's
northern plains, and the Anjuman...
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southern boundary was
carried along the
crest of the
Hindu Kush as far as the
Khawak P****,
leading from
Badakhshan into the
Panjshir valley.
Beyond this it was...
- the
valley it
empties into. The
stream originates in the
Hindu Kush, near
Khawak P****, and
flows to the west for
about 75
miles before merging into the Surkhab...
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allowing them to
directly attack Panjshir. An
initial Taliban ****ault
through Khawak P****
connecting the
Baghlan and
central Panjshir Provinces failed. NRFA...
-
Artaxerxes V of Persia.
Crossing the
Hindu Kush northward,
probably over the
Khawak P****,
Alexander brings his army,
despite food shortages, to Drapsaka. Outflanked...
- but
after taking the
Pansjir Valley on the 15th he was
stopped at the
Khawak P**** on the 16th. On the 19th,
there were
rumours in
Kabul that
Sayyid Husayn...
- Qabāgh, Gol Qobāgh, and Gol-e Qabāgh; also
known as Gol-e Khāvak and Gul-i-
Khāwak) is a
village in
Howmeh Rural District, in the
Central District of Divandarreh...
