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Doabgah is a small village in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir, India. The nearest town is Sopore (~4 km away).The name "Doabgah" (From Persian and Urdu "Do" meaning "two", "Aab" meaning "water"(Persian) and "Gah" meaning "place" in Persian and Urdu) literally means "a place with two waters". The village has been named so as two prominent rivers of Kashmir meet here, namely Pohru River and Jhelum River. Doabgah was given backward status in 2012 by the government of Jammu and Kashmir. The village is bestowed with two beautiful rivers, Jhelum River on the southern side and Pohru River along the eastern face. The other neighboring villages of Doabgah are Vijabal on the western side and Achabal, Baramulla on the northern front.