- The
Kokcha River (Persian: رودخانه کوکچه) is
located in
northeastern Afghanistan. A
tributary of the Panj river, it
flows through Badakhshan Province in...
- the main
commercial and
administrative center of the
Pamir region. The
Kokcha River runs
alongside the city. The
Fayzabad Airport is
located next to the...
- the country,
including Amu Darya, Arghandab, Farah, Hari, Helmand, Kabul,
Kokcha, and Kunar. The
country also
possesses many
smaller rivers as well as streams...
- Rahman. The
whole territory of
Afghan Turkestan, from the
junction of the
Kokcha river with the Amu
Darya on the north-east to the
province of
Herat on the...
-
located three miles west of
Fayzabad and
situated on both
sides of the
Kokcha River.
After the
conquest of
Badakhshan by
Ahmad Shah
Durrani in the later...
- unlikely.
Located at the
confluence of the Amu
Darya (a.k.a. Oxus) and
Kokcha rivers,
surrounded by well-irrigated farmland, the city
itself was divided...
-
leading to its
bright blue color.
Lapis lazuli is
found in
limestone in the
Kokcha River valley of
Badakhshan province in north-eastern Afghanistan, where...
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Retrieved 2015-05-12.
Rahul Kokcha Benchmark Hashcat v6.1.1 on RTX 2070S (SUPER), Mode 3000 LM,
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-
cultures of
Central Asia,
during the Late
Bronze Age. The
burial site in
Kokcha 3,
located near
Sultanuizdag mountain,
around 250 km to the
south of Aral...
- Province,
northern Afghanistan, at the
confluence of the Panj
River and the
Kokcha River and at the
doorstep of the
Indian subcontinent, was
founded c. 280...
