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=Kurram River=

River in the North-West Frontier Province,
which rises at the base of the Rokian defile in Afghanistan and, after
traversing the Khost district of that State, enters the country of the
Turis or the Kurram Valley proper near Kharlachi, 40 miles from its
source. It then flows south-east for about 55 miles, through the whole
length of the Political Agency of Kurram, till it reaches Thai in Kohat
District. Here it turns southward through the country of the Kabul
Khel Wazirs, and after receiving the Kaitu river, which drains the
Afghan district of Khost, it enters Bannu. Traversing that District
with a south-easterly course it cuts its way through a narrow gorge,
known as Darra Tang, in the hills that encircle Bannu District, into the
Isa Khel plain, and falls into the Indus opposite Mianwali. In its
course through the Kurram Valley it is mainly fed by streams from the
Safed Koh, the chief of which are the Kirman and Kurmana.

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Pdewan at 09:46, 18 January 2015

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OXFORD, A..."