India–Myanmar–China tripoint

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The India–Myanmar–China tripoint is the geographically significant junction where the borders of India, Myanmar, and China converge in a remote, mountainous region of the eastern Himalayas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf border junction
international tripoint
accessibility difficult
borderRegionOfChina Tibet Autonomous Region
borderRegionOfIndia Arunachal Pradesh
borderRegionOfMyanmar Kachin State
borderType land border
category Borders of China
Borders of India
Borders of Myanmar
International border tripoints
climate alpine
continent Asia
countryBorder1 India
countryBorder2 Myanmar
countryBorder3 China
disputedStatus affected by India–China border dispute in Arunachal Pradesh
geopoliticalSignificance junction of three sovereign states
locatedIn Himalayas
eastern Himalayas
nearbyFeature eastern Himalayan ranges
partOf China–Myanmar border
India–China border
India–Myanmar border
populationDensity very low
sovereigntyClaimChina People's Republic of China
sovereigntyClaimIndia Republic of India
linked to: India
sovereigntyClaimMyanmar Republic of the Union of Myanmar
linked to: Myanmar
strategicImportance high
terrain mountainous region
remote highlands

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