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Bazgir is a village in Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan. It is located on the western side of the Ishkashim Pass, roughly 5 miles from it on the western side of the valley. It lies in a fertile area, and the inhabitants have been known to historically graze large numbers of cattle and donkeys there. There were roughly 40 houses there around 1900. When the area was under Badakhshi rule, there were no rents, with the residents instead paid with a tribute of hawks. The location derives its name from this fact.

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  • Bazgir is a village in Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan. It is located on the western side of the Ishkashim Pass, roughly 5 miles from it on the western side of the valley. It lies in a fertile area, and the inhabitants have been known to historically graze large numbers of cattle and donkeys there. There were roughly 40 houses there around 1900. When the area was under Badakhshi rule, there were no rents, with the residents instead paid with a tribute of hawks. The location derives its name from this fact. (en)
  • Basgir (Bazgir) é uma vila do Afeganistão, localizada na província de Badaquexão. Fica a oeste do , a cerca de 8 quilômetros do lado oeste do vale. Encontra-se numa área fértil, e sabe-se que os habitantes pastam historicamente um grande número de gado e burros lá. Havia cerca de 40 casas por volta de 1900. Quando a área estava sob o domínio do emir do Badaquexão, não havia cobrança de aluguéis, com os moradores sendo pagos com um tributo de falcões. A localização deriva seu nome desse fato. (pt)
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  • Bāzgīr (en)
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  • Bāzgīrān
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  • Bazgir (en)
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  • Bāzgīrān (en)
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  • Afghanistan (en)
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  • Location in Afghanistan (en)
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  • + 4.30 (en)
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  • Imperial (en)
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  • Bazgir is a village in Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan. It is located on the western side of the Ishkashim Pass, roughly 5 miles from it on the western side of the valley. It lies in a fertile area, and the inhabitants have been known to historically graze large numbers of cattle and donkeys there. There were roughly 40 houses there around 1900. When the area was under Badakhshi rule, there were no rents, with the residents instead paid with a tribute of hawks. The location derives its name from this fact. (en)
  • Basgir (Bazgir) é uma vila do Afeganistão, localizada na província de Badaquexão. Fica a oeste do , a cerca de 8 quilômetros do lado oeste do vale. Encontra-se numa área fértil, e sabe-se que os habitantes pastam historicamente um grande número de gado e burros lá. Havia cerca de 40 casas por volta de 1900. Quando a área estava sob o domínio do emir do Badaquexão, não havia cobrança de aluguéis, com os moradores sendo pagos com um tributo de falcões. A localização deriva seu nome desse fato. (pt)
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  • Bazgir, Badakhshan (en)
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  • Bazgir (en)
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