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A concise, authoritative list of the five primary Rivers in Turkmenistan, showing each river’s length (km), source-to-mouth path, and countries in the basin. Ideal for students, travelers, and researchers seeking quick hydrological facts and geographic context about Turkmenistan’s major waterways.