The geographic and infrastructural relationships surrounding the historic Khyber Pass.
Internal
Defines the core geographic components of the Khyber Pass region.
Khyber Basin
The broad valley of the Khyber Basin channels the Indus and serves as the natural route to the _Pass.
Khyber Ridge
The rugged Khyber Ridge ascends from the Front Range towards the Pass, forming the natural gateway.
Nearby
Places geographically close to the Khyber Pass that influence culture and access.
Peshawar
The historic city of Peshawar lies at the western end of the Khyber Gorge, serving as a major cultural and transit hub.
Water
Major rivers that have carved or run alongside the Khyber Pass.
Indus River
The Indus flows across the plains originating near Tibet and passing through the Khyber region before reaching the sea.
