Where is Jar-e Chenarak in Afghanistan?

 

Jar-e Chenarak is situated in the region Sar-e Pol in Afghanistan!

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Distances

Where is Jar-e Chenarak relative to other places?

Top 10 cities in Sar-e Pol and distance from Jar-e Chenarak.

City#Populationkmmiles
Sar-e Pul1521389358
Ciras2127785031
Tokzar3120214830
Lar Gerd411635149
Abdan5-6842
Abdara6-2918
Ab Darah7-2918
Abdarreh8-2918
Abkhor9-3924
Ab Khor10-3924

Top 10 cities in Afghanistan and distance from Jar-e Chenarak.

City # Populationkmmiles
Kabul13043589267166
Qandahar2391230441274
Herat3272880414257
Jalalabad4200389378235
Qunduz5161943249155
Gazni6143049280174
Baglan7108481209130
Gardez8103732328204
Khowst996246396246
Kholm1064954169105


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Statistics and Geographics

Afghanistan is made up of 88747 cities in 34 regions.

The region Sar-e Pol has 1154 cities.

Jar-e Chenarak is number 413 in the region Sar-e Pol.

The city is number 30983 in Afghanistan.

Where is Jar-e Chenarak in Afghanistan?