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Karakum / Qaraqum / Kara Kum / Garagum Canal - water comes from water pump in sluices. goes along Kopet-Dag Mountain Range - Turkmenistan - Spring - April. the main irrigation artery of Karakum desert - starts from the Amu-Darya River - built from 1954 to 1988 - 1, 375 km in length - the largest irrigation and water supply canal in the world
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Canal Canals Countries Desert Deserts Earth Environment Geography Irrigation Kara Karakum Pump Rivers Turkmenistan Sluices
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1. Title: The Life-Giving Artery of the Karakum Desert: A Springtime View of the Kara Kum Canal 2. Description: This photograph presents a breathtaking scene of the Kara Kum Canal, the largest irrigation and water supply canal in the world, as it winds its way through the stunning Kopet-Dag Mountain Range in Turkmenistan during the vibrant spring season. The image showcases a section of the canal where water is pumped from the sluices, ready to begin its 1,375-kilometer journey from the Amu-Darya River. The Karakum, also known as the Kara Kum, Qaraqum, Kara, Kum, or Garagum Canal, is a testament to human ingenuity and resilience. Constructed between 1954 and 1988, this engineering marvel was designed to bring life to the arid Karakum Desert in Central Asia, transforming it into a fertile oasis. The canal's significance extends far beyond the borders of Turkmenistan, as it plays a crucial role in the water supply and irrigation systems of several neighboring countries. The image captures the essence of this vital waterway as it cuts through the earth, meandering along the mountain range, and providing sustenance to the parched lands. The photograph offers a glimpse into the rich history and geography of the region, showcasing the intricate relationship between water, earth, and human civilization. The vibrant hues of springtime, the majestic mountains, and the life-giving waters of the canal come together to create a breathtaking tableau that speaks to the enduring power of nature and the indomitable spirit of humanity. 3. Keywords: Karakum, Qaraqum, Kara, Kum, Garagum, Canal, Water, Pump, Sluices, Turkmenistan, Asia, Asian, Middle East, Earth, Environment, Geography, Canals, River, Rivers, Desert, Deserts, Irrigation, History, Historical.
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