Iranian plateau
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The Iranian plateau is a major geologic formation in West Asia that overlaps into both Central Asia and South Asia. It covers much of Iran (roughly 2/3 of the country from the Zagros Mountains eastwards), the region of Kurdistan, Afghanistan (mainly the southern and eastern portions of the country), western Pakistan (Balochistan) and the southern and eastern portions of Turkmenistan as well as all of Azerbaijan.
It stretches south of the Alborz Mountains to the coast. Its western edge is marked by the Zagros Mountains and Taurus Mountains and in the east it ends with the Hindu Kush range.
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