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Afghanistan Topographic

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Topographical map of Afghanistan. This map shows the country altimetry through different colors. The darker, more height.
You can see the country's main rivers and major mountain ranges.

Afghanistan Topographic

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Topographical map of Afghanistan. This map shows the country altimetry through different colors. The darker, more height.
Afghanistan is a landlocked and mountainous country, with plains in the north and southwest. Afghanistan's highest point is Nowshak, at 7,485 m (24,557 ft) above sea level. Large parts of the country are dry, and fresh water supplies are limited. The endorheic Sistan Basin is one of the driest regions in the world