Muksu River

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The Muksu River is a glacially fed mountain river in Tajikistan that flows through the Pamir-Alay ranges and forms one of the main headwaters of the Vakhsh River.

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Muksu River canonical 2

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent Asia
country Tajikistan
drainageBasin Amu Darya basin
linked to: Amu Darya region
environment high-altitude mountain environment
flowsInDirection generally westward
flowsThrough mountainous terrain
remote areas of Tajikistan
formsPartOf upper Vakhsh basin
hasFeature cold glacial waters
steep gradient
hasHydrologicalRole major source of water for the Vakhsh River
hasNameLanguage Russian
Tajik
hasOrigin glaciers of the Pamir-Alay
isHeadwaterOf Vakhsh River
knownFor deep mountain valleys
glacially fed flow
locatedIn Pamir Mountains
Pamir-Alay
eastern Tajikistan
mouthOf Vakhsh River
partOf Pamir-Alay hydrological system
Tajik river network
region Central Asia
riverSystem Amu Darya
Vakhsh River
sourceRegion Pamir-Alay ranges
sourceType glacial
tributaryType headwater
waterType freshwater

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

Vakhsh River formedByConfluenceOf Muksu River
Fedchenko Glacier feedsRiver Muksu River