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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>From the [[Pamir Plateau]] to eastern [[Tibet]], from [[Qinghai]] to [[Sichuan]], '''Mount Kunlun''' (http://www.chinaculture.org/gb/en_travel/2003-09/24/content_34924.htm) extends over a wide area, with some 1800 km within the boundaries of [[Xinjiang]]. The highest peak in Mount Kunlun is Qogir Peak, the second highest in the world, with an altitude of 8,611 m. The 7719-m-high Kongur Peak, the 7595-m-high Kongurjubek and the 7546-m-high Muztag (Muztagata) are known as the &quot;three giants&quot; of Mount Kunlun. On the east slope of the Pamir Plateau are numerous glaciers, including the 635-sq-km Kongur-Muztag glacier. The glacier on the northern slope is the longest modern glacier in China, at over 40 km long. At the elevation of 5000-5500 m are distributed a total of 36 valley glaciers.<br /> [[File:Kunlun Mountains.jpg|thumb|Kunlun Mountains]]<br /> [[category:mountain]]</div>

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