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Doab — (Hindi: दोआब, Urdu: دوآب, Doāb) bezeichnet in Südasien eine zwischen zwei Flüssen gelegene Region. Der Name Doab stammt aus dem Persischen und setzt sich aus do für „zwei“ und āb für „Wasser, Fluss“ zusammen (vgl. auch Panjab). Insbesondere… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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