terminus is found at the Afghanistan-China-Tajikistan tripoint on Povalo-Shveikovskogo Peak () / Kokrash Kol Peak (Kekelaqukaole Peak; ), the easternmost point of Afghanistan. Border crossings Historically, the main crossing between the two sides was Wakhjir Pass. Wakhjir Pass has been in use for at least a millennium since the Silk Road. In addition to Wakhjir Pass, there is also Tegermansu Pass which is located on the far eastern end from Little Pamir. The passes are closed as Chalachigu Valley, the valley on the Chinese side, is closed to visitors; however, local residents and herders from the area are permitted to access. Historical maps and gallery Historical English-language maps of the Afghanistan–China border, mid to late 20th century: See also China–Tajikistan border China–Pakistan border Afghanistan–China relations Notes References Further reading International Boundary Study No. 89 – May 1, 1969 Afghanistan – China Boundary border China Borders of China International borders