Salog Panj

Panj
The Panj river forms much of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan
Afghanistan and Tajikistan
Pinagkukuanan 
 - kinamumugtakanconfluence of Pamir and Wakhan Rivers
BungangaAmu Darya
 - tagboan
37°06′39″N 68°18′53″E / 37.11083°N 68.31472°E / 37.11083; 68.31472Tagboan: 37°06′39″N 68°18′53″E / 37.11083°N 68.31472°E / 37.11083; 68.31472
Laba921 km (572 mi)
Sukol kan basin114,000 km2 (44,016 sq mi)
Diskarga 
 - katampatan1,000 m3/s (35,315 cu ft/s)
Mga pigpapahiling kan basin
PagpapadagosPlantilya:RAmu Darya
Opisyalmenteng PangaranLower part of Pyandj River
Pigdisignar18 July 2001
nu. nin tagboan1084[1]
An Salog Panj River gikan sa espasyo

An Panj (Russian: Пяндж; Persiyano: رودخانه پنج; "Salog Lima") (/ˈpɑːndʒ/; Plantilya:Lang-tg, پنج; "Lima"), tradisyonal na midbid bilang Salog Ochus asin midbid man bilang Pyandzh (ginuno sa saiyang katagang Slavic na ("Pyandz"), iyo an sarong tributaryo kan Amu Darya. An salog igwa nin 921 kilometres (572 mi) laba asin igwa nin basin area na 114,000 square kilometres (44,000 sq mi).[2] Pigbibilog kaiyan an konsiderableng parte kan hangganan na Afghanistan–Tajikistan.[3]

Toltolan

  1. ↑ "Lower part of Pyandj River". Ramsar Sites Information Service. Retrieved 25 April 2018. 
  2. ↑ Пяндж (река), Great Soviet Encyclopedia
  3. ↑ "Pyanj River Basin Project". Asian Development Bank. Archived from the original on 2011-02-19. https://web.archive.org/web/20110219044841/http://www.pyanjriverbasin.org/. Retrieved on 2023-11-03.