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Kham

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the southeastern outskirts of the Tibetan upland, south of the upper course of the Hwang Ho in China. High mountain ridges (the Bayan Hara Ula, Russian Geographic Society, and Woodville Rockhill ranges) divided by the deep gorges of the upper reaches of the Yangtze, Mekong, Salween, and Yalung rivers and stretching mainly from the northwest to the southeast are predominant. In the northwest there are high-mountain steppes and sedge-Kobresia meadows. In the south and along the slopes of the gorges are fir and spruce forests, shrub thickets (juniper, honeysuckle, hawthorn, and barberry), and rich mixed grasses. There are perpetual snows and glaciers on the summits of the ridges. In 1900, Kham was studied by the Russian explorer P. K. Kozlov.

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Kozlov, P. K. Mongoliia i Kam, 2nd ed. Moscow, 1948.


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:> Day 5: Kon Tum - Kham Duc (195 km) (B/L/D) In the morning, you will drive follows the Highway 14 to DakGlei district with visits to the American Phuong Hoang (Phoenix) Airfield in Dakto, Charlie Hill and a SeDang ethnic people's village, then visit PleiCan base and DakSeang Airfield, before driving to DakPek.
Azam Kham, a senior government official in the city said: "It was a car bomb.
Kham Phoeun, the governor of Kratie province, said the bodies of 17 dead, which included 14 women and two children under the age 5, were being given to relatives.
 
 
 
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