Sar Darah, Afghanistan Page

Other (Latin) names: Sar Darrah,Sar Darreh

Other (Non-Latin) names: سر دره

World:Afghanistan:Jowzjan

Latitude

35.9587

Longitude

65.4493

Altitude (feet)

5029

Lat (DMS)

35° 57' 31N

Long (DMS)

65° 26' 57E

Altitude (meters)

1532

Time zone (est)

Asia/Kabul

Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 4203

Weather Charts

New There has been a serious bug with these forecasts until today December 12 2021. They were primarily tested on London, which was accurate.

Sar Darah Temperature in Celsius

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Sar Darah Cloud Cover in Percent

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Sar Darah Precipitation

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Nearby Cities and Towns
West	North	East	South
Moghul (2.1 nm) Zayr-e Aq Kotal (3.5 nm) Darzab (3.6 nm) Qizil Qishlaq (4.4 nm) Pistah Mazar (4.7 nm)	Jigdah Bulaq (2.5 nm) Yakah Badam (3.8 nm) Khwajah Tal Bulaq (4.1 nm) Archahtu (4.0 nm) Yan Qal`ah (4.1 nm) Tash Jowar (4.5 nm) Qarahghu (4.3 nm) Jigdalik (4.8 nm) Kumli (5.4 nm)	Khwajah `Arab (3.8 nm) Qurugh (3.9 nm)	Archiktu (3.6 nm) Kowlian (5.1 nm) Taj Qal`ah (4.8 nm)

Nearby Airports

Code	IATA	Kind	Name	City	Distance	Bearing	Airlines
OAMN	MMZ	Medium	MAIMANA		33 nm W	267	East Horizon Airlines
OASG		Small	SHEBERGHAN		52 nm N	25
OAAK		Small	Andkhoi Airport	Andkhoi	60 nm N	348
OACC	CCN	Small	Chakcharan Airport	Chakcharan	86 nm S	186	Afghan Jet International Airlines, East Horizon Airlines

Nearby references in Wikipedia:
Distance		Title
3.6 nm	W	Darzab, Jowzjan
12.8 nm	SW	Bilchiragh District
27.6 nm	S	List of solar eclipses in the 4th century BC
26.6 nm	NE	List of solar eclipses in the 10th century BC