File:Chumar-Chepzi-claim-lines-LSIB.jpg
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English: The map depicts the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between Ladakh and Tibet across the Pare Chu river (in green), the Indian and Chinese claim lines as marked by the US Office of Geographer in 2012 (in blue), annotated with approximate locations of other locations and features. |
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| Source | https://earthworks.stanford.edu/catalog/stanford-jd523yw3613 |
| Author | US Office Geographer, Stanford University, OpenStreetMap, annotates by User:Kautilya3 |
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| current | 03:06, 11 October 2020 | 954 × 656 (60 KB) | Kautilya3 | Added another label |
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