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Kabul

Kabul is the capital and largest city of Afghanistan. It is within the jurisdiction of Kabul District and has an estimated population of 5,333,284 people.

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Area code
(+93) 20
Capital formation
1776
Climate
BSk
Country
Afghanistan
Demonyms
Kabuli
Elevation
1,791 m (5,876 ft)

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Kabul

Nodes622
Edges621
Triples671
Avg. degree2
Density0.003215
Components1

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Kabul

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related to Road · 47
Kabul → Afghanistan, Ansari, Asamayi Watt, Bamiyan Province, Central Bank, Chaghcharan, Charikar, Chicken Street, Deh Mazang Circle, Embassy, Flower Street, Gardez, Ghazni, Haji Yaqub, In, Jadayi Maiwand, Jalalabad, Kabul-Charikar Highway, Kabul-Gardez Highway, Kabul-Ghazni Highway
related to Toponymy and etymology · 47
Kabul → According, Afghan, Alexander Cunningham, Arabic, Avesta, BC, Chinese, Cunningham, Greek, Greeks, Gāofù, Happiness, Hellenistic, High Place, Hindu Kush, In Sanskrit, India, Island, Its, Kabul River
related to Further reading · 45
Kabul → Adamec, Afghanistan, Afghanistan Struggles, Alisa, Amy, Archived, Associated Press, BookSurge, CE, Charleston, City, Court, Face Lift, Forgotten Mughal Capital, Gardens, Hill, Historical Atlas, Historical Dictionary, ISBN, Jade Gate
related to Islamisation and Mongol invasion · 41
Kabul → Abdur Rahman, AD, Afghanistan, As, Bamiyan, Delhi, Genghis Khan's, Ghaznavids, Ghazni, Ghurids, Hindu Shahis, Ilkhanate, In, Indian, Iranian, Islam, Islamic, Islamise, Istakhri, It
related to Tourism · 41
Kabul → Abdul Rahman Mosque, Adei Villas, Afghan Hindus, Afghan Royal Family Mausoleum, Afghanistan, Bagh-e Babur, Bagh-e Bala Palace, Bala Hissar, Bird Market, Chihil Sutun, City Park, Column, Cultural, Darul Aman Palace, Eidgah Mosque, Independence, Ka Foroshi, Kabul Cemetery, Kabul Zoo, Khair Khana
related to Durrani and Barakzai dynasties · 34
Kabul → Abdali Afghans, Afghan, Afghan Empire, Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Durrani, Ahmad Shah's, Akbar Khan, Asia, British, British Empire, British India, By, Dost Mohammad Khan, Durrani Empire, Empire, Englishman George Forster, Europe, First Anglo-Afghan War, His, In
related to 21st century · 31
Kabul → Afghan, Afghanistan, Afghans, American, Aria City, Babur, Complexes, District, Force, Foreign, Gardens, Golden City, In, In November, ISAF, Kabul's, Local, Mahmoud Khan Bridge, NATO, NATO-led International Security Assistance
related to Architecture · 27
Kabul → Afghanistan's, Another, Babur, Buddhist, China, Eidgah Mosque, Emperor Babur, Following, Gandhara Art, Gardens, Greco-Bactrian, India, Islamic, It, Kabul's, Kushan, Mahayana, Mughal, Persia, Persians
related to Geography · 26
Kabul → Afghanistan, Ali Abad, Bagh-e Bala, Bala Hissar, Bibi Mahro, Chihil Sutun, Dari, Hashmat Khan Lake, Hills, Hindu Kush, Immediately, Kabul River, Kabul's, Khair Khana-e Shamali, Khwaja Rawash, Khwaja Razaq, Koh-e Asamai, Maranjan, Pashto, Qurugh
related to 20th century · 23
Kabul → Afghanistan, Afghanistan's, Amanullah, Darul Aman Palace, Darulaman, Eidgah Mosque, Habibia, Habibullah Kalakani, In, In Kabul, King, King Amanullah, King Amanullah Khan, King Habibullah Khan, King Nader Khan, Many, Nader Khan, The, Third Anglo-Afghan War, This

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city afghanistan afghan century also many soviet khan population shah empire capital built country time babur became war mughal first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KabulArea code(+93) 201.00infobox
KabulCapital formation17761.00infobox
KabulClimateBSk1.00infobox
KabulCountryAfghanistan1.00infobox
KabulDemonymsKabuli1.00infobox
KabulElevation1,791 m (5,876 ft)1.00infobox
KabulISO 3166 codeAF-KBL1.00infobox
KabulNo. of districts221.00infobox
KabulNo. of Gozars6301.00infobox
KabulPostal code10XX1.00infobox
KabulProvinceKabul1.00infobox
KabulTime zoneUTC+04:30 (AFT)1.00infobox
KabulWebsitekm.gov.af1.00infobox
Kabul• Capital and largest city5,333,284 (1st in Afghanistan)1.00infobox
Kabul• Density12,920/km2 (33,500/sq mi)1.00infobox
Kabul• Land1,049 km2 (405 sq mi)1.00infobox
Kabul• MayorMawlawi Abdul Rashid1.00infobox
Kabul• Metro4,524 km2 (1,747 sq mi)1.00infobox
Kabul• TypeMunicipality1.00infobox
Kabul• Urban5,333,2841.00infobox
Kabulis acapital and largest city of Afghanistan0.90text

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