Tarim (China)

Tarim is in Xinjiang in China. It is south of Tian Mountain running through the middle of Xinjiang Province. It consists of Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture, Kashgar Prefecture, Tumxuk city, Aksu Prefecture, Aral City, Khotan Prefecture and Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture. The disputed Aksai Chin lies partly in Khotan Prefecture.

Cities

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Map
Map of Tarim (China)

  • 41.16638980.251 Aksu Aksu City on Wikipedia
  • 39.01805688.1680562 Charklik (Ruoqiang)
  • 38.1379785.528743 Cherchen (also known as Qiemo)
  • 37.8821577.416154 Karghilik
  • 39.4575.9833335 Kashgar (Kashi)
  • 37.101279.93276 Khotan (also known as Hotan)
  • 41.764686.152687 Korla
  • 41.6582.98 Kuqa/Kuche
  • 37.77055675.2286119 Tashkurgan
  • 38.4144677.2496410 Yarkand

Other destinations

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  • 38.44555675.0536111 Karakol Lake
  • 35.21666779.852 Aksai Chin Lake Aksai Chin Lake on Wikipedia — a salt lake in the Chinese-administered territory of Aksai Chin

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Kashgar Airport (KHG IATA)

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