Badakhshan Province
Afghanistan
Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan, shares 53 connections with 1589 other places across 13 topics, spanning military conflict, natural geography, and governance. Military and political topics make up the bulk of its connections, with Pakistan and China among its most-shared co-connected places. Its Wakhan District holds Afghanistan's only border with China. Lapis lazuli mines in the province, among the largest known in ancient times, funded Northern Alliance troops during the civil war. The province also carries high rates of maternal mortality from limited health infrastructure.
October 2015 Hindu Kush earthquake
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Takhar Province | Kuran wa Munjan District
Afghanistan–China border
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Bazai Gonbad, Afghanistan | Sarhad, Afghanistan
Mawlawi (Islamic title)
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Torkham border crossing, Pakistan | Bara Bandai, Pakistan | Nurgaram District
maternal mortality
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Niger | Liberia | Rivers State
ancient times
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Copanello | Ramavarmapuram | Long An province | Inage-ku
Fawzia Koofi
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Afghanistan | Preston, United Kingdom | Kabul, Afghanistan | Doha, Qatar
Ethnic groups in Afghanistan
Connects Badakhshan Province to: China | Afghanistan | Xinjiang | Balochistan
deserts and xeric shrublands
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Australia | Coahuila | Kasur, Pakistan | Mexican Plateau | Itapetim, Brazil
Miri Maftun
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Afghanistan | Arnhem, Netherlands | Zebak District | Maftun, Iran
Wakhan Corridor
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Pakistan | Afghanistan | Drôme | Gorno-Badakhshan | Yasin Valley, Pakistan
Nazif Shahrani
Connects Badakhshan Province to: United States | California | Turkey | Seattle, Washington | Indiana
Operation Harekate Yolo
Connects Badakhshan Province to: Germany | Italy | Spain | Norway | Hungary