Wakhan Corridor

  • The Wakhan Corridor lies in northeastern Afghanistan and connects Afghanistan with China through the Hindu Kush Mountains.
  • At the eastern end of the corridor lies the Wakhjir Pass.

Description

  • The Corridor is 220 miles (354km) long and between 8-40 miles (12-64km) wide, along which the Panj and Pamir rivers merge to form the Amu Darya or River Oxus.
  • The Wakhan Corridor formed part of the Silk Road which connected China with India through Afghanistan and the Khyber Pass.

 

Wakhan Corridor, Afghanistan

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