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Bandaka is not the highest mountain in entire Afghanistan. the highest mountain in entire Afghanistan is Noshak (7492 m) mountian which is localed in Qazideh valley of Wakhan carridor.
Please read the article carefully: it says "the highest mountain entirely within Afghanistan." Noshaq is on the border with Pakistan, hence it does not lie entirely within Afghanistan. You may be confusing the statement made with "the highest mountain in the entirety of Afghanistan", which is not what the article says. -- Spireguy (talk) 15:58, 6 March 2008 (UTC)Reply
