The Khargush Pamir is south of Lake Karakul. The river terminates between Panjakent and Lake Karakul. Many goats and some breeds of sheep such as karakul browse the bushes. Other caps include the karakul (hat), fez (hat) and pakol. Leading agricultural products are cotton and Karakul sheep. The winter cap was made of Karakul sheep wool. Kongur Tagh is located just north of Muztagh Ata and visible from Karakul Lake. "Karakul", in various spellings, means "black lake" in many Turkic languages. The primary livestock is Karakul sheep. They grazed karakul sheep and Clydesdale horses. The local economy is dominated by trade, agriculture and Karakul sheep farming. Keetmanshoop is also an important center of the Karakul sheep farming community. Breeding centres have been developed for Karakul and Merino sheep at Suratgarh, Jaitsar and Bikaner. By wearing the karakul hat, Soviet leaders wanted to underline their high political status. Shepherding was more widespread, especially the fine-wooled Karakul sheep.