Panj River

The Panj River is a significant waterway that flows through Central Asia, forming part of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan. It originates in the mountains of Tajikistan and flows southwest, joining the Amu Darya River downstream. The river plays a crucial role in regional hydrography, providing water for irrigation, supporting local agriculture, and serving as a natural boundary. Its flow is influenced by mountain snowmelt and rainfall, and it is part of a larger watershed that impacts environmental and economic activities in the region.