Geography of Afghanistan - Gallery

Gallery

  • A scenic view from a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter flying over Western Afghanistan

  • An aerial view from the window of a Blackhawk helicopter between Mazar-i-Sharif and Kunduz

  • Norwegian soldiers on a patrol in Faryab Province

  • Arghandab River Valley in Kandahar Province

  • Kapisa Province

  • Kunar Province

  • Ghazni Province

  • Badakhshan Province

  • An aerial view of Khawajah Bahawuddin in Badakhshan Province

  • Mohammad Agha District in Logar Province

  • Wooded area in Kunduz Province

  • Kajaki Dam in Helmand Province

  • The stark landscape on the road to Herat

  • Eastern Afghanistan

  • Dahla Dam in Kandahar Province

  • Mountains around Bagram Air Base in April 2008

  • Lush greenery stands in stark contrast to the surrounding mountains in Laghman Province

  • Ghor Province

  • A valley in Nangarhar Province

  • An Afghan soldier looks out over a remote river valley in eastern Kunar Province

  • Gizab District in Urozgan Province

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