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Derakht Yaka Taz Shah Mir nm ! nm Shair Aqa Tashlik Karwan ! Kamal Kaly (1) Mohammad Yar ! Khil ! ! ! ! Qeshlat Haji Sang Hassan Qadouq ! Turkman Qeshlaq Arab Haye ! Meyan ! Yaqoub nm Khwaja Darakht ! Mochen Khail Lab Jar ! Qul (1) ! ! Khanqa ! ! ! Uzbekya Balqaballan Almari Lalk Ya Meyan ! Sarai Sayed ! District Center Karkaly Chaghte Qala Dasht Yaz ! Darakht ! ! Abad ! ! ! Badqaq Hasan Bulaq ! ! Yangi nm ! Haidar Abad Halqa ! Qashqanaq Qeshlaq Semlik Tapa Qeshlaq ! ! ! Khwaja ! nm ! Jar ! Yangi Qala Pas Alik Sai Qul (2) ! Haji Qeshlaq ! Qeshlaq ! ! Dep Khana nm Kosa ! Village Khowja Qoul ! Qala Imam Sahib Khwajasabzposh ! Samlak Khowja Uzbekya ! ! ! ! ! v® ! Samlik Qoul Dahan Hekmat ! Luqman Haji ! nm Imam Rana Baik Dahi Arab Hai Aqsai ! Abad Badghesi ! nm Sahib (1) Ismail ! ! Now Bolak Luqman ! Aq Sai Qanjugh Yusuf ! ! ! Teka Tozi Qehlaq Ali Payen Ali Luqman nm Administrative Boundaries Shah u" ! ! ! Ghazari !nm ! Nazar Badghis !nm! ! ! (3) Luqman ! Ghazari ! Pas Qeshlaq Barate ! Luqman Qesa Qala Tawakuli Mussa Laq Qeshlaq ! ! Luqman Haji Galy Afghaniya Qargha Jet Mussa Badghis ! Aq Mazar u" ! ! Kalan Gunja Bacha ! ! nm nm Khanqa Ghazari Quoush ! Kata Gadai Ghazari ! Kata Qeshlaq Yanga Arikh Qesa Qala Haji Jani Tarkhache ! u" Qanaq ! ! International Qala Qala Baba Kata Qarchalik Ya ! ! (1) Bala ! Gobrak u" ! Jargon Aq Gonbad nm ! Kata Murcha Qal Khosh Gadai Qala Payen ! Ghalbala ! Toghche Aq Gonbad Ghulam nm Pakhal Qazel Qeshlaq Qeshlaq Bai ! Kha Nqa Arabya Ya Tamche ! Nabi ! Jar Qala Toghak Luqman ! Jar Qoul ! ! Khowja nm nm ! Ghalbala nm Khowja ! Qazlar nm Qashri Mullah ! Saq Khowja ! ! Cham Qala ! Province Ghal nm ! Qshri Khwajasabzposh Watan Qala ! Yang ! Khowja Dahana ! Bala Qala Payan nm Shor Luqman 36° N 36° Langar ! ! Zangi ! Qalqa nm Khoshri Bala Qoul ! Ghal Bala Ghal Bala ! ! nm (2) TURKMENISTAN Deh ! Shabakhto ! Sar Chashma Kabir Khan Karaiz Zulam Chehl Khowja Usman Ghal Bala Ab Aqsai Shabakhto ! Qala Abad ! Kapa nm ! Haji ! ! Zangi ! Maymana ! Distirict ! Ghulam Bai Sar Chashma Langar nm Ghalbala Ghal Bala ! nm Asiyab Bady Shabakhto nm nm Langar Sar Chashma ! Khoshdail Baloch ! Almar ! Chashma Shafa Ishaq ! Rozi Qoul Khowja Tour ! Chaghatak ! Khasht Pad Khisht Bailar Zai ! Sai Payen Gowhar ! Khail nm Sar ! Pul Khasmas ! ! Marzai Taimoriyan Najak ! Balaq Payen !nm nm Khwaja Qara nm ! ! ! nm Transportation Gul nm Sar Balaq Paytagh v® nm ! Charmgar Bailar ! ! Hotaki ! Chah Shoran ! Bala Khana ! nm ! Momen Gandab Sai Wasat Khowja Gowhar (2) Beash Qara Allahdin ! Gupi-i-mir-i-shekar Hazar ! Torpakhtu nm Talash Khan Abad u" Tour ! nm! Ashor Baba ! nm p Nadir Qala Mir Adam nm ! Kofe Mir Kala nm ! NawBaluch ! Jar Tawakuli Maymana ! Baloch Shah Sarlar Abad nm ! nm nm ! Shakar ! Laik nm! u" Abad Shah ! Qeshlaq Bad Bad u" !u"! ! ! Baloch Nadir ! ! ! Nadir nm Hazar !nm ! Primary Road Khowja Haji Rahim ! nm nm u" Hemat Abad ! Shah Bala nm Now Abad ! ! Salmalak ! Aqsai ! nm ! ! Qala Zar Showi Gowhar ! ! Baloch Payen Nadir Payen Kata Qala (2) Badghisi nm Arab !nm nm! Yam Bulaq nm !! ! Bala Yaka Bala Gardi Hotaki nm ! Namad Mal nm ! Raiz ! ! ! ! Pasta (1) Fatah ! nm Arab Arab Aqsai ! ! Saydan nm ! ! Qoul nm ! ! Qara Qoul ! ! ! ! Abad Aqsai Mullah Arab Chenar Tour Khowja Ghubar Pashtunkot Qutur nm ! ! ! Bala Najebullah Aqsai Imam ! Khail Gowhar Nohammad ! Pasha u" nm ! Shah Secondary Road ! nm ! Payen Sahed ! nm nm Tash Gozar Zai ! Nakhzak ! ! Folad Chaghtak Khan Pai Zaghan Now Shah Folad Danga nm ! Turbat ! ! Qator Aq Masjed ! ! nm nm Pasha nm Qeshlaq ! ! Ealka Bala Bocha Gul Dara Do Abi nm ! Toor Chaghar Sera ! Qara Qoul Kaftar ! nm Khan Awlad Jamshidi Bala Jaman Chamtal Qator ! Qazel Qoul Maran Balaq Meyasht Tour Jan Khana Ali ! ! ! ! ! nm ! Sai Now Khudaimat ! Qazel Qoul Gerak Tash Afghani Tayjam ! " ! Chaqmaq ! ! ! Gholy u Jamshidi nm nm Choi Mat Shah ! nm ! Mullayan Other Road Mir Qeshlaq ! Beash Payan ! Aqsai Arab Karaiz ! Pasha nm Baloch Bocha ! ! Qasimi nm Kohi Now Abad Sar Poza Shadi Nabi Bai ! Qara ! ! Karwan nm Khan ! Qazel nm Khowja ! ! Pasha Dara Payen Sar Kotal Mohammad Kol Kaftar ! Najari Qala Bashi ! Qoul nm Aspelin Abdulrahman ! Markaz Khan Akhzejuma nm! Dara Khan Dewana Khana ! ! Baloch Chaqnaq Easa ! ! nm ! Wolluswaly nm Arab Pasha ! Qazel Qoul Akhzi nm ! ! Gozar Kaftar nm ! ! ! Aqsai Gul nm Khan Bari Bala Khwaja Don Qala Tash Khan Uzbekia ! Qaduq u"! ! o Char Chashma Kaftar ! u" Shoran Koh Kotal Amaki Sang Ab Chashma Sipelan ! ! Airport Howz Tamche Kaftar !! ! Sonak Naik ! ! Khan Arab !! Shaikhan Qazel Sai nm ! ! Yambalaq ! ! ! Almar ! ! ! Qeshlaq Khan ! Chelgardi Gardi Mir Shadi Yatem Chel Shoran ! ! Pasha Khan nm Chashma Khalifa ! Narin Pahlawan ! Moqani nm nm Tamche Qeshlaq ! Gardi ! Bala Shakar nm Awmake Mir nm Moqani Now Barate Qarchaghe Ghormach Yambalaq Achaq Bala Sai Narina Sherenak Bala ! nm Pogani Haq Khan ! Payen ! Na Gholy Shakar ! Payen Qeshlaq ! nm ! Char Toot ! ! Bala ! ! Payen Qara Akhund Mirshekar Awmake ! ! Barate Jowi Shor Sarband ! Bala ! Gul Qadaq Nazar Bai Payen ! Pashtunkot Gholy Sor Faly Baba Chashma Qara ! Bala p ! Ya Dahna Patarlaik ! Dahi Khord ! Pogani Khan "nm ! ! ! ! Airfield u Arbab Khan ! Tana Turk ! Kamarak Togami Shor Khoja Aziz Haji ! Kamarak nm Malok Archa Bolak nm Qatan ! ! Kalani Qazel Haji Bacha ! Qebla Zai Rashid nm Habad Koh u" ! Toot Awraz ! ! ! Qala ! Baidak Char Toot Bala Kamarak Qarogh nm ! Qara Kotal ! Toordi ! Hussain (2) Qalshaly Tajek ! Kalani ! Allah Hussain ! Rangen ! Gul Agha Haji Fatah Tana ! ! 35.8° N 35.8° Khowja ! Zoreyan ! ! nm Gul Khowja Qarogh Qeshlaq ! Nazar ! Khan Osman Faizullah Mohammad Khan ! ! ! Yambalaq Pogani ! Matow Jan ! Jagdelak Qadouq Dana Dana Khalifa Haji Haji Gheyasuddin ! ! nm Aytroq Uzbek Pogani nm nm Elevation (meter) Khan Khan nm Mohammad Qeshlaq ! Pogani ! Yamaq nm ! ! ! Kala ! nm River/Lake ! Barate Qeshlaq Qadir Jan Jagdalak Jawate ! Mahla Wasat Morchaq ! ! ! nm ! Pogani Dahana Shams Haji Tawakal Asal ! Char Mahzullah Chalqe ! Jend nm nm ! ! Char ! ! Aghal Hazara Mir Khader Shor Mullah Khan Buz Qoul Shanba ! Narin Qenjaq !u" Laik Mullah Karaiz Shanba Qarogh Narin ! Deen Taj ! ! Shakar Takali ! Chakab ! Morchaq nm Ali Zai Abdullah ! ! Baburian ! Chaghat ! Israil Paitow Mohammad Arabya ! ! nm ! ! Pogani ! nm ! Khair Mohammad Qala Kohna Karaiz Mahsom Khan ! ! Afghania ! Matow Qeshlaq ! Mahmod nm Gul Hazar Qala ! Qeshlaq Ghalmori Khader Ya ! Karaiz Raiza Matow Fatah Yaka Jarak Qasim Chaka > 5000 Dahana ! Ahmad ! Khair ! Karaiz ! ! ! Char Shanba Hazar Qala Uzbekya ! Matow Ati Yaka Shewa ! Amir Khan ! Dahan nm Qashor ! Paitow ! Tour Jan Khan Matu Khana ! Babdul River/Stream Herati Hai Shor Khan Dahan Mohammad ! Uzbekya (2) Afghaniya ! ! ! Payen ! Saluq Hayar ! Zai ! Char ! ! ! ! Yam Balaq Taht Kamar Rahman Aq Chashma Gardan Khan ! Matow Haji Matow Qourada Qala nm ! u"! Charkh Ab Chashma Sohabak Paitow Anar Gul nm Shanba Char Shanba Pain Qala Matow nm Tale Dar (1) nm Hazar Paitow Balay ! Boreda ! ! ! ! ! Abdullah ! Payen Bala Sar Now Abad ! Bearka nm Ati Saluq ! ! Mirzaka nm ! Towras Do Ab Uzbekya (1) Guzar ! ! Ateslaq ! ! ! Sum Paitow ! Zeyarat Hassal Hazar Khan ! Chashma Qeshlaq ! (2) Ateslaq ! Paitow Bala Qala Bokan ! Malik Naghara Khana ! Gozar Qazelso Boyla Almaka Mayesh Tootaki Payen Chot Baba 4,001 - 5,000 Khan nm ! Bashlmast Qala ! Botami ! nm Mustafa Khan Abgarmak Hasamuddin Ashab Kahf Bashalmast Chehl Payen Sar Chashma Yak Qaro So War ! Aslaq Haji ! nm Abdaly Mast ! Qeshlaq ! Qala Neyaz Neyazbaig ! Fatah Khan Bahuddin ! (2) ! ! Afghaniya ! Chachkato ! Yak Pasta ! nm nm ! Parkhish v® Miranzai u" ! Alte Khowja ! ! Uzbekya Gazi Gozar ! Chachghato ! Pasta Qoul Ambegi Hanayatullah Ayta Pasha Qurban Ali Baig Payen Bala Haji Wakil "!! Abgarmak Naghara Khana (1) Ashab Gand Ab Cham Uzbeki ! Khowja Haye Payen Meyan ! ! ! u! ! ! ! ! Salaq Sar ! ! nm nm (2) Hospital Gardan ! Afghani ! Ali Murad Khan Zar Showi Haji Ghormach Kahf Haji Payen Baloch Khudayar Qala Shalakto ! Dara ! ! Gulab Chachkato Dara ! Qatala Ayta ! Baghak Khawal Boreda Hussain ! Bazar Karam Dahan Sanjatak ! ! Bai Haye Ata Salaq Barate Hazar Sum Paitow Balay nm ! Mirak Majnoon nm Aqa ! ! ! nm Khail ! Ashab Kahf Chechaktu Bai Khan ! Kohna Beash Salaq Mayesh Khalifa Qasim 3,001 - 4,000 Wennzai Haraytan Ghor ! Tarlaik Mirza Aqa Mirza Sarbaz Kawka ! nm Miranzai ! ! Way Mast ! Sar Chashma ! Mast Bala ! ! Arab Ha ! Mach Qeshlaq ! Bala Arza Lak Aqa ! ! Gala Chashma ! ! Gandab-i-pa'in ! ! ! So War Aqa (2) Mesh ! nm Shamshak ! Meyan Kata Rosang Goaw Dar Akher Sar Dabak ! ! Sayad-i-allah Badar Bokan ! Kalta Chachkato Sahib Qala ! ! ! Jawar nm Kohi ! ! Mirza Mirza ! Mast nm Gilim u" ! Terak Zaman Dasht Qoura
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