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Kunlun
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The Kunlun Shan is a major mountain system of Asia, situated in China about halfway between the Himalayas and Tian Shan. It stretches one thousand miles, its snow-and-glacier-clad peaks rising abruptly along the north edge of the vast dry Tibetan plains. The Kunlun Shan becomes progressively more narrow from east to west, and the narrow western section, just east of the Pamirs, is where the highest peaks are found, towering seventy five miles south of Kashi, the largest city in western Xinjiang Province, China.
Near the center of the Kunlun Shan, a 500-mile northern branch called the Altun Tagh splits from the main range and extends northeast.
Peaks of Kunlun
Check out any of the following peaks for additional information:
- Kongur - 25326 ft./7719 m.
- Muztagh Ata - 24758 ft./7546 m.
- Ulugh Muztagh - 22923 ft./6987 m.
- Yuzhu Feng - 20269 ft./6178 m.
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