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Doklam
Through this exploration, Bell discovered that the prevailing border between Bhutan and Tibet to the west of Amo Chu was a highland tree (Ya-shing) – lowland tree (Mön-shing) border over the same geographic region. The highland trees belonged to Tibet, perhaps above 11,500 ft in elevation, while the lowland trees belonged to Bhutan.
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Name: Doklam topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 3,192 m
Minimum elevation: 1,517 m
Maximum elevation: 4,639 m
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