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Village Musa Qala Nawa Administrative Boundaries Nesh Miya Nishin Nawa International Kajaki Province District Saraw Landay Mizan Karaiz Naw Bahar Barikzo Loy Karaiz ZABUL Qalat Karaiz Usman Washer Tura Transportation Elevation (meter) Sanjid Mizan Namak Tawagay Shabi Haji Abad Azmat Kalay Primary Road > 5000 Din Mohammad Qanat Chashma Ata Waza 4,001 - 5,000 Chargh Ya Sad Qalat Secondary Road Charagah Kalay Khwa Sangin Sangin Sayyidom Khakrez 3,001 - 4,000 Burna Qara Shutur China Gardan Ghorak Other Road Ghorak Sar Khar 2,501 - 3,000 Tootak Baram Khail China Shamaly Malmona Ya Mehran Ziyarat Shah Maqsud Khaki Baghak Qanad U Airport Darwishan Agha Tur Kac Umari 2,001 - 2,500 Tootak Khakrez Nasir Malmand Markaz Woluswally Shinkay 32°0'N Junobi Karaiz Chahar Chor Chingay Chahar Sang Kalay Kalan Haji Gul Band Chinar Baluch Aslam Kalay Ganda p Bagh Zil Abad Khoshi Ghulam Tarnak Wa Jaldak 1,501 - 2,000 Karzalay Mohammad Fatih Airfield Khalil Shairgha Ghulaman Naw Abad Faizullah Shairgha Kalay Khan Sang Riz Sar Push Hulya Alam Kalay Kido Sufla Kalay Chakaw Shah Wali Kot Bay Safid Khak Sar 1,001 - 1,500 Himat Gaw Dab Shamulzayi Khosh Dar Liti Mir Abad Shinkay River/Lake Karaiz Anjeran SayyidShokhan Tik Kalay 801 - 1,000 Haji Mir Karaiz Afzal Kalay Dokhana Pada Mohammad Sabzal Turwo Ayoub Karaiz Shamulzayi River/Stream 601 - 800 Nahri Karaiz Sarraj (Girishk) Airan Zangetan 6" Mahsom Zard Alo Daka Jaldak Hospital 401 - 600 Garmab Lalak Nahri Sarraj Karaiz Shahrak Balagh Kalay Musa Shah Wali Karaiz Payianda Haji Taj China Zarak Khana Tolak Mansor Kalay Kalfak Mohammad Gerdab Kot Ali Abad Now Arghandab Abad Khairati Anzirgay " < 400 Burj 5 Sanger Karaiz Garmabak Abad Shahtori Yatemak Hulya Haji Qayoum Sar Naik Khaly Zar Shamaly Kala Khan Zo Barak Yatemak Sufla Awme Hindo Other health facilities Amanat Garmabak Khowja Malik Hulya Kalacha Mishi Jakan Atghar Karaiz Karaizak Kalay Jaza Karaiz Jonobi Zan Abad Sayyid Mohammad Azim Sayidan Kalacha Noorzay Karaiz Maiwand Maranjan Ali 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Jeledan Baba Sahib Karaiz Landi Karaiz Kala Maruf Qala Gay Kalay Dahi Hajiyan Kala Ahzam Kalay Kalacha Mohammad Karaiz Kari Khail Gach Karaiz Khazan Shair Baz Spin Kalay Paitow Sabzi Taryu Mawlana Lahl Cholawak Khogyani Mohsen Khan Kalay Ahmad Pair Haino Kalay Mohammad Waya Sayidan Mullayan Kushta Mir Sanzai Kalay Kalay Mohammad Mako Spozai Karaizak Abdul Hakim Kalacha Miyanji Paimal Ghaybi Qalacha Khan Kalay Saydan Khwazhkay Akhtari Biyabani Kalay Kalay Mazreha Hotal Haji Shahabudin Kalacha Haji Ghafar Kalacha Pangay Kalay Gadiyan Agha Mir Beyabanak Shakor Pair Zada Sanzari Gharbi Kalay Shely Kalay Chahel Gazi Zhari Nahr Kalay Sahib Zada Kalacha Najuyi Doli Karaiz Zar Zada Landi Karaiz Khosh Khaliq Abdul Abdulhadi Sanzari Baluchanu Kandahar Daman Warghar Gondi Now Abad Landi Hassan Dasht Markaz Asheqa Nowrozi Now Dih Kobi Abdul Wahab Kalacha Karaizak Rauof Qalacha Kashano Mohmand Maduzay Kalay Khail Koy Kak Loy Abad Balochan Woluswally Kharot Karz Makwan Kalacha Mushki Zay Kalay Agha Khailo Kalay Karaiz Sarwar Gharbi Sira Kalacha Kalacha Abad Mohammad Anwar Kalacha Lashkar Gah Shame Maly Balochan Gharbi Badwan Sabzi Kar Noor Karaiz Wazer Kalay Lor Dih Ghani Qalacha Khail Karaiz Wal Nooruldin Hendo Kalacha Achikzay Qalacha Poul Nawi Baluch Kalacha Arghistan Dewal Koriz Sheki Akhtar Noor Ali Bor Madrasa Salihan Nawi Dahi Khano Zai Waly Abdullah Kalay Bagh Haji MohammadTarank Usman Khail Kala Kalay Kalay Asoda Kalay Qala Khowja Mohammad Ahmad Umar Salihan Kochni Mahi Ghar Walkan Pul Qasim Kakaranu Khail Kalay Babe Akhond Baluchan Sayyid Kochni Zakri Khan Mandisyar Mama Mohammad Achekzai Gharbi Kalay Ardozai Zai Chalghor Munara Kalacha Karaiz Zada Kalay Haji Mohammad Payan Dahimrasi Kalacha Kocheni Karaiz Sharif Kalacha Ghara Kalay Lashkar Gah Nokar Khail Mansor Kalay Karaiz Khan Armada Bala Dahi Murghankicha Abdul Qadir Khan Payen Lowar Ghondi Dahi Bala Dahi Rambasi Malik Isahqzay Kamo Baberan Jow Barik Zai Alokuzay Zila Mahbub Kalacha Qazi Popal Zay Bahlol Bado Kalay Kala Sohbat Badizu Isahq Ghat Choka Zai Ahmad Chashma Kari Magat Mir Waliyan Anguryan Karaiz Mohammad Rafiq Kalacha Qala Rashid Meya Karaiz Beyabanak Kadozai Salawat Sufla Khan Faqir Mashur Kalay Kafer Zai Zai Zai Jan Sahdullah Mullah Salu Khush Ab Zarif Kalay Sar Haji Sayyidan Achk Zai Miral Zai Salawat Hulya Zai Achakzay Shagay Loy Kalay Rangraizan Mira Nari Kadhel Khudani Luwy Mard Kuchi Kalay Arghistan Mullah Khel Akbari Boland Mohammad Nowi Lolara Mussa Bahadur Nakhuni Mullah Rab Kalay Khor Karkecha Nahr Karaiz Abdul Karaiz Qala Jabar Zor Qala Rashid Wala Shah Kalay Kas Mando Habibullah Khan Naw Nakudak Kalay Ali Haji Rashid Kalacha Hindu Salu Abdullah Dahi Char Shakha Nalqam Ruz Kalay Rawani Miyan Joy Kalay Family Nawi Zai Zai Nahan Salam Qasem Adam Zai Hakim Akhund 31°30'N Qabad Bagh Baboghdi Rigi Qasim Khan Shah Miydan Dahi Kakaran Zai Khan Rabat Khinjigak Gurgan Chaplani Mohammad Ghaws Kalay Landi Do Ab Aleko Khowja Ghasi Hawayi Kano Zai Mohammad Achakzo Wa Biyabanak Dahi 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Haji Abdul Zay Agha Karaiz Misi Zay Kalay Kalay Shadi Khan Maruf !! Shafa Rahman Mohammad Dahi Miru Gul Baba Ali Nawa-I-Barakzayi Utman Karaiz Karaizi Patkay Kalay Makh Zay Hulya Shah Patkay Kalay Kalay Tur Haji Akhtar Zay Sufla Kutal Ghabarga Sapar Zay Nawa-I- Barak Zayi Aka Kalay Chaghri Khail Fazil Kalay Akhtar Zai Noor Mohammad Kalay Karam Qalat Pupal Zay Markaz Wolluswaly !! Kalay ! Akhond Zada Kalay Din Hussain Mohammad Mullah Zai Ghulam Abdullah Jan Kalay Nabi Nasruddin HILMAND Haji Galgari Seyabat Mashen Barjan Shir Matroka Zai Badeen Zai Kalay Kalay Khair Mohammad Sorkay Majlis Galgari Tawa Haji Nazar Sabi Aka Kalay Loara Khal Karaiz Sar Mohammad Karaiz Dokhuno Kalay Haji Akhtar Zaye Shela Zai Karwan Kandahar Kalay Kalay Kalay Dost Amir Tana Kushta Anzergay Gay Sarki Lashkar Gah ! Mohammad Jandu ! !! Abdul Zai Kalay Momin Khan Baidak Kano Zai Zhor Gowal ! Spen Karaiz Kalay ! 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