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Il distretto di Watapur è situato nella pa … Il distretto di Watapur è situato nella parte centrale della provincia di Konar in Afghanistan. Il distretto è principalmente montagnoso, con una sessantina di villaggi più o meno grandi, situati in valli o in alta montagna, senza strade o con grosse difficoltà di comunicazione. La popolazione è di circa 24.300 persone (stima del 2006). Il distretto è diviso, in quattro parti, dai fiumi Pech (est-ovest) e Tregami (nord-sud). La capitale distrettuale, il villaggio di Watapur, si trova vicino alla confluenza dei due fiumi. La valle del Tregami è ampia ed agricola nel sud e stretta e montuosa nel nord. La maggior parte degli abitanti del distretto appartengono all'etnia Pashtun. Nella parte più settentrionale della valle del Trigami vi sono tre villaggi Nuristani (Gambir, Kaṭâr e Devoz), gli unici dove si parla la lingua tregami. I villaggi di Watapur e Qatar Kala erano anticamente abitati dai locutori della , una lingua dardica, oggi estinta. La base della Coalizione, "Outpost Honaker-Miracle" è ubicata vicino al centro del distretto.Le forze della coalizione hanno completato nel 2008,la costruzione di una strada lastricata, lungo la sponda nord del fiume Pech, che attraversa il distretto. Oggigiorno la maggioranza degli abitanti del distretto sono emigrati in Australia, Germania e Paesi Bassi.rati in Australia, Germania e Paesi Bassi.
, Watapur District is situated in the centra … Watapur District is situated in the central part of Kunar Province in Afghanistan. It was split from Asadabad district. The district is mountainous with 60 large and small villages. The population is around 60,000 (2022 est.). Degan, Safi, Ragakhel, Sharbekhel, Nanekhel, Doshakhel, Kohestani, Saidan are the few tribes living in this beautiful place. has a high school located in south part of the district. The villages are located in the valleys or in the high mountains, with difficult or no road access to the center - Asadabad, and it takes one day to reach some of them. There was a medical clinic north of Qatar Kala, built by ISAF, until it was destroyed by local militants. The district is bisected by the Pech (east-west) and Tregami (north-south) rivers. The district capital, the village of , lies near the junction of these two rivers. The Tregami valley is broad and agricultural in the south and narrow and mountainous in the north. Most of the inhabitants of the district are Pashtuns. In the northern end of the Tregami valley are found three villages of Nuristanis who speak the unique Tregami Language. To the north of the district is the Waygal district of Nuristan Province, whose inhabitants speak the Nuristani Waygali (or Kalasha) Language. The village of Watapur was formerly inhabited by speakers of the Wotapuri Pech River Dardic (Indic) Language. The village of Qatar Kala, in the west of the district, still speaks a dialect of Watapori. Coalition forces completed the construction of the paved Pech River road through the district in 2008. The road runs along the north bank of the Pech River. Rasul Amin son of Mohammad Amin who was the Minister of Education of Afghan Interim Administration in 2001–2002, belongs to this district. The majority of the educated population of this district lives now in United States of America, Australia, Germany, Russia, and The Netherlands. The Coalition base Combat Outpost Honaker-Miracle is located in the district next to the district center. This base was constructed on land that was seized by the U.S. military without compensation. In 2012, the book "Siren's Song: The Allure of War" by Antonio Salinas was published. The book depicts the experience of an American Platoon operating in the Pech river valley. The platoon was based at COP Honaker Miracle. platoon was based at COP Honaker Miracle.
, Wuṯahpūr är ett distrikt i Afghanistan. De … Wuṯahpūr är ett distrikt i Afghanistan. Det ligger i provinsen Konar, i den östra delen av landet, 180 kilometer öster om huvudstaden Kabul. Omgivningarna runt Wuṯahpūr är i huvudsak ett öppet busklandskap. Runt Wuṯahpūr är det ganska tätbefolkat, med 104 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är 17 °C. Den varmaste månaden är juni, då medeltemperaturen är 28 °C, och den kallaste är januari, med 4 °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är 823 millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är februari, med i genomsnitt 147 mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med 21 mm nederbörd. torraste är januari, med 21 mm nederbörd.
, Вата-Пур (пушту وتهپور, дари وتهپور Wat … Вата-Пур (пушту وتهپور, дари وتهپور Watapur) — один из районов провинции Кунар в Афганистане. В рельефе района преобладает гористая местность. На территории района расположено 60 больших и малых деревень. Большинство деревень расположено в труднодоступных горных районах и не имеет путей сообщения с центорм провинции Кунар Асадабадом. На территории района отсутствует медицинское обеспечение. Население района — 24 300 человек (по данным 2006 года). Национальный состав — почти 100 % пуштуны.Национальный состав — почти 100 % пуштуны.
, Het district Wata Pur (Pasjtoe: وټه پور) i … Het district Wata Pur (Pasjtoe: وټه پور) is een van de 15 districten van de provincie Kunar, in het noordoosten van Afghanistan. Het district Wata Pur ligt ten oosten van het district Pech, ten noorden van het district en ten zuidwesten van het district en eveneens ten zuidwesten van de hoofdstad van de provincie, Asadabad (ook wel genoemd). Het district Wata Pur bestaat sinds 2003 en behoorde daarvoor bij het district Asadabad. Het district Wata Pur heeft een gelijknamige hoofdplaats. Daarnaast liggen in het district onder andere de volgende dorpen en steden:
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Watapur District is situated in the centra … Watapur District is situated in the central part of Kunar Province in Afghanistan. It was split from Asadabad district. The district is mountainous with 60 large and small villages. The population is around 60,000 (2022 est.). Degan, Safi, Ragakhel, Sharbekhel, Nanekhel, Doshakhel, Kohestani, Saidan are the few tribes living in this beautiful place. has a high school located in south part of the district. The villages are located in the valleys or in the high mountains, with difficult or no road access to the center - Asadabad, and it takes one day to reach some of them. There was a medical clinic north of Qatar Kala, built by ISAF, until it was destroyed by local militants.until it was destroyed by local militants.
, Вата-Пур (пушту وتهپور, дари وتهپور Wat … Вата-Пур (пушту وتهپور, дари وتهپور Watapur) — один из районов провинции Кунар в Афганистане. В рельефе района преобладает гористая местность. На территории района расположено 60 больших и малых деревень. Большинство деревень расположено в труднодоступных горных районах и не имеет путей сообщения с центорм провинции Кунар Асадабадом. На территории района отсутствует медицинское обеспечение. Население района — 24 300 человек (по данным 2006 года). Национальный состав — почти 100 % пуштуны.Национальный состав — почти 100 % пуштуны.
, Het district Wata Pur (Pasjtoe: وټه پور) i … Het district Wata Pur (Pasjtoe: وټه پور) is een van de 15 districten van de provincie Kunar, in het noordoosten van Afghanistan. Het district Wata Pur ligt ten oosten van het district Pech, ten noorden van het district en ten zuidwesten van het district en eveneens ten zuidwesten van de hoofdstad van de provincie, Asadabad (ook wel genoemd). Het district Wata Pur bestaat sinds 2003 en behoorde daarvoor bij het district Asadabad. Het district Wata Pur heeft een gelijknamige hoofdplaats. Daarnaast liggen in het district onder andere de volgende dorpen en steden:onder andere de volgende dorpen en steden:
, Il distretto di Watapur è situato nella pa … Il distretto di Watapur è situato nella parte centrale della provincia di Konar in Afghanistan. Il distretto è principalmente montagnoso, con una sessantina di villaggi più o meno grandi, situati in valli o in alta montagna, senza strade o con grosse difficoltà di comunicazione. La popolazione è di circa 24.300 persone (stima del 2006). La base della Coalizione, "Outpost Honaker-Miracle" è ubicata vicino al centro del distretto.Le forze della coalizione hanno completato nel 2008,la costruzione di una strada lastricata, lungo la sponda nord del fiume Pech, che attraversa il distretto.l fiume Pech, che attraversa il distretto.
, Wuṯahpūr är ett distrikt i Afghanistan. De … Wuṯahpūr är ett distrikt i Afghanistan. Det ligger i provinsen Konar, i den östra delen av landet, 180 kilometer öster om huvudstaden Kabul. Omgivningarna runt Wuṯahpūr är i huvudsak ett öppet busklandskap. Runt Wuṯahpūr är det ganska tätbefolkat, med 104 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är 17 °C. Den varmaste månaden är juni, då medeltemperaturen är 28 °C, och den kallaste är januari, med 4 °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är 823 millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är februari, med i genomsnitt 147 mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med 21 mm nederbörd. torraste är januari, med 21 mm nederbörd.
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