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representing the 19th
century British view of the territory,
states that the
Dongkya range that
separates Sikkim from the
Chumbi Valley bifurcates at Mount...
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Dongkya or
Dongkhya range, is a
mountain range in the
Himalayas that
forms the
eastern border of Sikkim, a
state of India. Its
northern tip
extends to...
- thos la, THL: Na tö la, Sikkimese: རྣ་ཐོས་ལ་) is a
mountain p**** in the
Dongkya Range of the
Himalayas between China's
Yadong Country in Tibet, and the...
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between India,
Bhutan and Tibet, and is
formed by the
joining of two ridges,
Dongkya Range in the
north and
Zompelri ridge (or
Jampheri ridge) in the south...
- Lake at Kupup,
Gangtok District, Sikkim, near the
Jelep La p****
below Dongkya Mountain Range. It
flows through ****ong
District of Sikkim,
India and...
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Sikkim near the
border with China. It lies in a
transverse valley below the
Dongkya Range,
close to the
Jelep La p****. A
nearby moraine ridge across the valley...
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Chumbi Valley,
called Dromo/Tromo in Tibetan. The
valley is
bordered by
Dongkya Range in the west and M****ong-Chungdung
range in the east. (See map.) Two...
- background) from the
headwaters of the
Lachung River south of the p****
Dongkya La Highest point
Elevation 7,128 m (23,386 ft)
Prominence 2,035 m (6,677 ft)...
- when the
Chinese contested the
Indian demarcations of the
border on the
Dongkya range. In the
ensuing artillery fire,
states scholar Taylor Fravel, many...
- (20,420 ft) in
northeast of Sikkim, India. The
mountain is part of the
Dongkya range. On its
western flank, the
water flows from
Gurudongmar Glacier to...
