Kapkan

Last updated January 22, 2023

Kapakan may refer to:

Kapakan, Razavi Khorasan, a village in Iran
Kabagan Rural District, district in Iran that may also be written as "Kapkan"
- Kapakan, Bushehr, a village in that district
Kapakan, Perm Krai, a village in Russia
Kabagan, Lorestan, a village in Iran that may also be written as "Kapkan"
Maxim "Kapakan" Basuda, a fictional character in the video game Rainbow Six Siege

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