Mountains--Pakistan
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Broad Peak (Pakistan and China)
- Narrower: Gasherbrum I (Pakistan and China)
- Narrower: Gasherbrum II (Pakistan and China)
- Narrower: Gasherbrum IV (Pakistan and China)
- Narrower: Great Trango Tower (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Haramosh (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Hindu Kush Mountains (Afghanistan and Pakistan)
- Narrower: K2 (Pakistan : Mountain)
- Narrower: Kīrthar Range (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Mango Gusor Range (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Margalla Hills (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Masherbrum Peak (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Murree Hills (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Mustagh Tower (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Nanga Parbat (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Salt Range (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Singalila Range
- Narrower: Siwalik Range
- Narrower: Tirich Mīr Mountain (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Tor Zawar Mountain (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Trango Group (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Trivor (Pakistan)
- Narrower: Yukshin Gardan Sar (Pakistan)
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Morton address: 10088283084882854464 · morton4x16-v1
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