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Karambar Pass - Located at a distance of 4,300 meters, this river in the Hindu Kush connects the Yarkhon Valley in Upper Chitral with the Karambar River in Ashkan of Ghazir District.Krambar Pass (e.g. 14,250 feet) is a high mountain pass in Pakistan.  It connects the Yar Khan River in the Upper Chitral River in Ashkuman Tehsil, Ghazir District, Hunza Valley.  Sometimes it is misspelled, such as Crumber or Crumber Pass. It is one mile west of Karambar Lake and miles south of Dopsuk Peak (48 574848 m) which is an important point of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan Kashmir.  Mumtaz Brugol Pass is located 15 miles west of the pass.  Initially, to the southeast, the Crumb River flows out of Lake Krambar.  To the south of Amit, it is known as the Ashkuman River and joins the Ghazir River at Gahkoch to become the Gilgit River. 



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