Doklam plateau

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The Doklam plateau is a strategically sensitive Himalayan border area near the tri-junction of India, China, and Bhutan, known for its high-altitude terrain and the 2017 military standoff between India and China.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Doklam plateau canonical 2
Doklam 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf border region
disputed territory
plateau
associatedWith Bhutanese sovereignty issues
India–China military tensions
Siliguri Corridor security
averageElevation approximately 4000 meters
borderOf Bhutan
China
India
claimedBy Bhutan
China
controlledBy Bhutan (de facto, with Indian security support)
linked to: Bhutan
disputeParties Bhutan
China
India
disputeStatus unresolved as of late 2010s
disputeType border dispute
eventLocation 2017 Doklam standoff
geopoliticalRegion East Asia
South Asia
infrastructureIssue Chinese road construction attempts
knownFor 2017 India–China military standoff
locatedIn Himalayas
locatedNear India–China–Bhutan tri-junction
militaryPresence Indian Army
People's Liberation Army
near Chumbi Valley
Sikkim
Tibet Autonomous Region
notableYear 2017
partOf western Bhutan border area
regionType tri-junction area
securityConcernFor Bhutan
China
India
strategicImportance affects security of Bhutan
controls access routes between India and Tibet
overlooks Siliguri Corridor
subjectOf China–Bhutan boundary talks
India–China border negotiations
terrainFeature cold climate
mountainous
rugged
terrainType high-altitude plateau
timeZone UTC+6 (Bhutan side)
UTC+8 (China side)

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

India–China border hasKeyRegion Doklam plateau
India–China relations hasKeyArea Doklam
linked to: Doklam plateau
2017 Doklam standoff locatedIn Doklam plateau