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Anantnag (Urdu: , /əˈnæntˌnæg/ or /-nɑːg/, ; Kashmiri: /Anaṁtnāg/, ''abode of springs and lakes'')〔An-ant=un-ending, Naga=Springs.〕 is a city and a municipality in Anantnag in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is a large business and trading centre of Kashmir Valley.
==Etymology==
The name Anantnag is thought to be derived from the Sanskrit term for "Land of countless springs" Nag also means water spring in the Kashmiri language. Thus Anantnag is believed to mean numerous springs, because there are many springs, including Nag Bal, Salak Nag and Malik Nag in the town. According to Marc Aurel Stein, the name of the city comes from the great spring Ananta Nag issuing at the centre of the city. This is also corroborated by almost all local historians including Kalhana according to whom the city has taken the name of this great spring of Cesha or Ananta Nag, land of countless springs.

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