Goshan topographic map
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Name: Goshan topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 862 m
Minimum elevation: 770 m
Maximum elevation: 1,180 m
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Average elevation: 1 m
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Al-Faw
Another view suggests that the name is derived from the city’s position at the mouth (fāh) of the Shatt al-Arab, which evolved linguistically into Faw. Some sources, however, argue that the original word was al-Faʾu (الفأو), meaning “open land visible to the eye” or “land enclosed between two elevations”.
Average elevation: 1 m
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Halabja
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