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1160:Gadsar Lake
1155:Anchar Lake
1150:Nigeen Lake
1079:Kishanganga
1074:Nala Palkhu
1021:Hydrography
732:24 November
224: /
200:Coordinates
1494:Categories
1235:Khanpursar
1205:Kausar Nag
1200:Wular Lake
969:30 October
861:28 October
607:References
490:World Bank
313:Chute type
212:75°19′40″E
209:33°09′43″N
68:newspapers
1408:Salal Dam
1310:Salal Dam
1305:Ratle Dam
1089:Rambi Ara
326:Reservoir
1244:Glaciers
1145:Dal Lake
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804:15 April
780:15 April
756:15 April
726:Archived
531:See also
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392:Turbines
268:Impounds
182:Location
1413:Uri Dam
1315:Uri Dam
1230:Gil Sar
1215:Nundkol
1129:Zanskar
925:4417834
883:4416263
667:13 June
505:pondage
263:Gravity
172:Country
82:scholar
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1124:Yapola
1119:Veshaw
1114:Tsarap
1094:Shingo
1069:Markha
1064:Lidder
1059:Poonch
1054:Jhelum
1039:Chenab
1032:Rivers
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1099:Sind
1084:Ravi
1049:Dras
1044:Doda
971:2018
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669:2011
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248:2008
240:1999
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