The Kori Creek is a tidal creek in the Rann of Kachchh region of the Indian state of Gujarat. This region belonging to India is not in dispute as the international border runs north of it. The Sir Creek, lying to the northwest of Kori, is disputed between India and Pakistan.
Coordinates: 23°35′N 68°22′E / 23.583°N 68.367°E / 23.583; 68.367
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