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The Kashmir Region ![]() Kashmir is an area on the northern borders of India and Pakistan and the southwestern border of China. ![]()
This area has been in dispute between India and Pakistan since they gained independence from the British in 1947. Both countries claim Kashmir as a part of their country, and as a result, numerous military actions have occurred, and their on-going disagreements are always in the news.
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The Kashmir Region is about 85,000 sq. miles in size, and because of the breathtaking mountains scenery, is often referred to as the "Switzerland of the East."
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Over 12.5 million Kashmiri people live in the area. Many farm the fertile valley, while others work in the famous Kashmir wool industry, producing carpets and shawls.
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Most of those people, and the areas where they live and work, were completely devastated by the October, 2005, earthquake.
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