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apex of which lies nearly due west, where both mountains come very nery near to each other. Between these two mountains there is a pass which conects the valley of Cha- har-Dehi ( Nau-i-Kabul ) with the old Ka- bul, and enables the Kabul River to flow through. In ancient times a strong wall surrounded the city, which had seven gates. The fortifications are still standing on the Asmai and Sher-Derwaza hills, with watch towers at short intervals. يك منظره از اطراف قريب كابل Subburbs of Kabul - 30 -

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Zarmatī, Faz̤l Aḥmad. Khvush āmadīd bih Kābul = : Welcome to Kabul, page 42. Kābul, ʻUmūmī-i Maṭabʻī, 1330 [1951 or 1952]. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. http://hdl.handle.net/2333.1/hhmgqpv4. Machine-transcribed text, Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl1181/42.
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