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Drainage and soils The dense river network that drains the republic includes two large swift rivers, the upper courses of the Syr Darya and the Amu Darya, together with their tributaries, notably the Vakhsh and Kofarnihon. The Amu Darya is formed by the confluence of the Panj and Vakhsh rivers; the Panj forms much of the republic’s southern boundary. Most of the rivers flow east to west and eventually drain into the Aral Sea basin. The rivers have two high-water periods each year: in the spring, when rains fall and mountain snows melt, and in the summer, when the glaciers begin to melt. The summer flow is particularly helpful for irrigation purposes.

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Relief More than nine-tenths of Tajikistan’s territory is mountainous; about half lies 10,000 feet (3,000 metres) or more above sea level. The Trans-Alay range, part of the Tien Shan system, reaches into the north. The massive ranges of the southern Tien Shan—the Turkestan Mountains and the slightly lower Zeravshan and Gissar ranges—define the east-central portion of the country. The ice-clad peaks of the Pamir mountain system occupy the southeast. Some of Central Asia’s highest mountains, notably Ibn Sīnā (23,406 feet [7,134 metres]) and Imeni Ismail Samani (24,590 feet [7,495 metres]) peaks, are found in the northern portion of the Pamirs. The valleys, though important for Tajikistan’s human geography, make up less than one-tenth of the country’s area. The largest are the western portion of the Fergana Valley in the north and the Gissar, Vakhsh, Yavansu, Obikiik, Lower Kofarnihon (Kafirnigan), and Panj (Pyandzh) valleys to the south.

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Several ethnic ties and outside influences complicate Tajikistan’s national identity to a greater extent than in other Central Asian republics. The Tajik people share close kinship and their language with a much larger population of the same nationality living in northeastern Afghanistan, whose population also includes a large proportion speaking Dari, a dialect of Persian intelligible to Tajiks. Despite sectarian differences (most Tajiks are Sunni Muslims, while Iranians are predominantly Shiʿis), Tajiks also have strong ties to the culture and people of Iran; the Tajik and Persian languages are closely related and mutually intelligible. The Tajiks’ centuries-old economic symbiosis with oasis-dwelling Uzbeks also somewhat confuses the expression of a distinctive Tajik national identity. Since the early years of independence, Tajikistan has been wracked by conflict between the government and the Islamic opposition and its allies.

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Tajikistan, landlocked country lying in the heart of Central Asia. It is bordered by Kyrgyzstan on the north, China on the east, Afghanistan on the south, and Uzbekistan on the west and northwest. Tajikistan includes the Gorno-Badakhshan (“Mountain Badakhshan”) autonomous region, with its capital at Khorugh (Khorog). Tajikistan encompasses the smallest amount of land among the five Central Asian states, but in terms of elevation it surpasses them all, enclosing more and higher mountains than any other country in the region. Tajikistan was a constituent (union) republic of the Soviet Union from 1929 until its independence in 1991. The capital is Dushanbe.

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The physician and scientist Ibn Sina, the father of Persian poetry Rudaki, the humanist and philosopher Omar Khayyam, the greatest Iranian poet Firdausi are the ancestors of modern Tajiks. They made breakthrough discoveries and created at a time when obscurantism was in full bloom on the territory of modern Europe, and there were still 6 centuries left before the enlightened Renaissance.

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Tajiks are one of the most ancient peoples on the planet. A thousand years BC, there were highly developed states on the country's territory - Bactria and Sogd. Later, they fell under the rule of numerous empires: the Persians, Alexander the Great, the Seleucids and the Samanids - and so on until the very end of the 20th century. As a result, the Tajiks only gained an independent state in 1991.

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Tajikistan has the highest mountain ranges in the world

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Tajikistan (Tajik: Тоҷикистон), officially the Republic of Tajikistan (Tajik: Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон, Persian: جمهوری تاجیکستان‎) Tajikistan a landlocked country in Central Asia, located in the foothills of the Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan is the smallest state in Central Asia by area. Tajikistan borders Uzbekistan to the west and northwest, Kyrgyzstan to the north, China to the east, and Afghanistan to the south.

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Tajikistan is administratively divided into 3 regions and central districts - Sughd Region, Khatlon Region, Badakhshan Region and central districts under the control of Dushanbe

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The north of the country borders with 2 states, these are Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

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There are a lot of stones in Tajikistan, a lot, more than 90% of the mountain surface, it is a huge source of Silicon

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We have Ismail Somoni peak)

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Cotton is a good agricultural product, we try to grow it qualitatively and cheaply, but the market is currently not very systematized, which leads to inefficient management of the resource, pay attention to this gentlemen businessmen and fashion houses

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