Where is Dasht-e Qal`eh, Vardak in Afghanistan?

 

Dasht-e Qal`eh is situated in the region Vardak in Afghanistan!

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Dasht Kuh, Dashchenki, Dashaghol, Dashu, Dashuxia

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You can also find the distance to the main cities in the region and to cities in the rest of Afghanistan.

There are 3 cities named Dasht-e Qal`eh in Afghanistan.

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Cradle Mountain: Lake Saint Clair National Park.


Cradle Mountain: Lake Saint Clair National Park - Day time
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Cradle Mountain: Lake Saint Clair National Park - Current

Arthur's Pass › East: SH73 Arthurs Pass.


Arthur's Pass › East: SH73 Arthurs Pass - Day time
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Arthur's Pass › East: SH73 Arthurs Pass - Current

Mumbai.


Mumbai - Day time
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Mumbai - Current

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Distances

Where is Dasht-e Qal`eh relative to other places?

Top 10 cities in Vardak and distance from Dasht-e Qal`eh.

City#Populationkmmiles
Gardan Diwal16815106
Abas2-5333
Abash3-5333
Abaskushta4-5635
`Abaskusta5-5635
Abband6-149
`Abbaskoshteh7-5635
`Abbas Kushtah8-5635
Abdara9-3220
Ab Darah10-3220

Top 10 cities in Afghanistan and distance from Dasht-e Qal`eh.

City # Populationkmmiles
Kabul130435899257
Qandahar2391230401249
Herat3272880549341
Jalalabad4200389209130
Qunduz5161943248154
Gazni614304911672
Baglan7108481180112
Gardez810373214590
Khowst996246211131
Kholm1064954240149


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Statistics and Geographics

Afghanistan is made up of 88747 cities in 34 regions.

The region Vardak has 5262 cities.

Dasht-e Qal`eh is number 1130 in the region Vardak.

The city is number 17633 in Afghanistan.

Where is Dasht-e Qal`eh, Vardak in Afghanistan?