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GEOLOGY, WATER, AND WIND INTHE LOWER HELMAND BASIN, SOUTHERN AFGHANISTAN (2006)
This report presents an overview of the geology, hydrology, and climate of the lower Helmand Basin, a large, closed, arid basin in southern Afghanistan. The basin is drained by the Helmand River, the only perennial desert stream between the Indus and Tigris-Euphrates Rivers. The Helmand River is the lifeblood of southern Afghanistan and has supported desert civilizations in the Sistan depression for over 6,000 years.
Reference:
Scientific Investigations Report 2006–5182
Scientific Investigations Report 2006–5182
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USGS
USA
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