Subject: Re: re new afcntj or old afcnsu map<br/>
Date: Jun 06, 2003 @ 10:29<br/>
Author: Artur Kroc (&quot;Artur Kroc&quot; &lt;kroc@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-604046823">Here is an article about Tien Shan mountains, fargment I tried to <br/>
translate:<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.risk.ru/rus/regions/tienshan/index/">http://www.risk.ru/rus/regions/tienshan/index/</a><br/>
Tien Shan mountains<br/>
Tien Shan is a chinese word meaning &quot;blue mountains&quot;. It&#39;s a great <br/>
mountain chain (systeme), which expands in western Kirgistan and <br/>
eastern China. Its southern and &quot;remote western&quot;/westernmost ridges <br/>
occur in Kazakhstan, and north-western parts &quot;reach&quot; borders of <br/>
Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan. Inside of ex-USSR teritory Tien Shan are <br/>
1200 km long and 300 km wide. It&#39;s bordering with Ili valley on <br/>
north, with Fergana valley on south, and with Pamir mountains. /.../<br/>
The highest peak is a &quot;pik pobyedy&quot; (=&quot;victory peak&quot;) 7439 high, was <br/>
discovered in 1943, nothernmost &quot;7-thousend&quot; mountain of our <br/>
planet./.../</div>