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Turkey: Ataturk Dam; Euphrates River Euphrates River The Euphrates River at Khān al-Baghdādi, on the edge of the Al-Jazīrah plateau in north-central Iraq. Figure 6: Inundation canals running from the Euphrates River, Iraq, that fill when the water level of the river rises. marshland in southern Iraq physical features of Iraq Tigris and Euphrates river basin
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Turkey: Ataturk Dam; Euphrates River
Euphrates River
The Euphrates River at Khān al-Baghdādi, on the edge of the Al-Jazīrah plateau in north-central Iraq.
Figure 6: Inundation canals running from the Euphrates River, Iraq, that fill when the water level of the river rises.
marshland in southern Iraq
physical features of Iraq
Tigris and Euphrates river basin
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