- Service.
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April 2018. Пяндж (река),
Great Soviet Encyclopedia "
Pyanj River Basin Project".
Asian Development Bank.
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Panji Poyon (Tajik: Панҷи Поён), also
known since the
times of the
Soviet Union as
Nizhny Panj (from Russian: Нижний Пяндж,
Nizhniy Pyandzh) is a border...
- the
tripoint with
China in the east,
almost entirely along the Amu Darya,
Pyanj and
Pamir Rivers,
except for the
easternmost section along the
Wakhan Corridor...
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mountains stretching along the
north banks of the
Upper Amu
Darya and the
Pyanj Rivers from
Turkmenistan to Tajikistan, two to
three scattered po****tions...
- (Uzbek border),
Dushanbe –
Kulma (Chinese border), and Kurgan-Tube –
Nizhny Pyanj (Afghan border) highways, and
construction of
tunnels under the mountain...
- “Khulbuk” (Vose) - “Faizkand” (Vose) - 3: 2 27 May (first leg): “Saroykamar” (
Pyanj) - “Mohir” (Yavan) - 5: 2 27 May (first leg): “Eskhata” (Khujand) - “Parvoz”...
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Chanak (Uzbek border),
Dushanbe –
Kulma (Chinese border),
Bokhtar –
Nizhny Pyanj (Afghan border)
highways and
construction of
tunnels under the mountain...
- 1946; 68.6053
Crosses Panj
River Locale Panji Poyon (alternatively Nizhni-
Pyanj)
Characteristics Design Girder bridge Total length 672
metres (2,205 ft)...
- the
United States,
Afghanistan and
Tajikistan opened a
bridge over the
Pyanj River linking the two countries.
Although the goal is to
improve trade,...
- Soviet-Afghan border,
mortar divisions were
formed in the Takhta-Bazar, Kerkin,
Pyanj, Khorog,
Termez and
Moscow detachments. To
further strengthen border security...
