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Kara Su ("Black Water") valley in southwestern Kyrgyzstan, part of the Pamir Alai range, well known to mountaineers.

Also two towns in Kyrgyzstan one at N 40.71 E 72.89, the other, known as Kaindy-Kara-Su, at N 51.48 E 64.40

Also a lake and two rivers, one in Kyrgyzstan a tributary of the Araks River also called the Frat Nehri, the other in Bulgaria also called the Struma that flows into the Aegean Sea.

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