Panjkora River
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Swāt River — ▪ river, Pakistan river in northern Pakistan, formed by the junction of the Gabriāl and Ushu rivers at Kālām in the Kohistān region. Fed by melting snow and glaciers and receiving the drainage of the entire Swāt River valley, the river… … Universalium
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Kalami language — Kalami Kohistani Spoken in Pakistan Native speakers 60,000–70,000 (1995) Language family Indo European … Wikipedia
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dir — abbrev. director * * * ▪ Pakistan town, North West Frontier Province, Pakistan. The town lies just north of the Dīr River, an affluent of the Panjkora, and is connected by road with Malākand, 70 mi (110 km) south. Mullā Ilyās, a 17th… … Universalium
