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GURU HAR SAHAI BLOCK M A M D O T B L O C K FIROZPUR DISTRICT BAHADUR KE CHAK SARKAR 301 MEGA BORDER VILLAGES MAP BAHADARKE MEHTAM CHAK SOMIAN KOAR 306 326 WALA SINGH WALA CHAK CHHANGA 239 238 CHAK MEGHA DONA MAHTAM BAHADAR KE MAHANTAN 308 CHAK JAMIAT 307 CHHANGA 325 BAJA KE SINGH WALA RAI HITHAR 300 309 237 MARE ® BOOLA MAHTAM CHHANGA KALAN N DONA HITHAR MAHATAM 0 1.5 3 6 A PINDI 166 F T KHUNG KE 310 298 312 BOOLA MAHTAM 169 A S MARE I MEGHA PANJ UTTAR NAUNARI VIRAK Kilometers K KHURD R DONA GRAIN HITHAR 297 KHOKHER UTTAR WASAL KHURD A DONA GUDAR 167 I P BHADRU 311 MEGHA PANJ 299 MOHAN KE 165 PANJ GRAIN D 318 314 PANJE GRAIN UTTAR 170 GUDDAR KE HITHAR 295 MOHAN K HAJI KE HITHAR PANJ GRAIN 316 MOHAN KE O RANA ISSA PANJ BETTU 172 317 PANJE UTTAR GRAIAN 296 MANDI T KE UTTAR 168 320 SAIDO WALA CHUGA 294 KE MOHAN 171 164 D 173 GURU ISSA NAUBRAMAD SHER SINGH CHAK HAR SAHAI I PANJ GRAIN RUKNA QUTAB SHER SINGH WAL WALA PANJE KE 162 S 287 BODLA GARH BAGUWALA 327 326 SWAYA 288 JIWAN T SWAYA MATTAM UTTAR 293 ARAIN 174 NIDHANA 163 MAHTAM HITHAR RAHIM SHAH R N 286 TILU 292 175 A GATI AJAIB 322 NURE KEBODLA I BILLIMAR ARAIN CHAK T SINGH WALA 285 276 C 324 289 NIDHANA S 331 SHEKH T I KHERE KHERE 177 SHATIA K KE HITHAR SHAMAN PIR KE KE UTTAR KUTTI WALA A BALE 325 277 MALIK THETHERAN 155 HITHAR DULLE KE 284 SULLAH 176 P KE UTTAR TRIPAL KE ZADA WALA 341 NATH WALA GHULLAH 279 337 BADAL THARA SINGH 290 291 182 MEHMOOD KHANEKE 330 280 KE HITHAR WALA HITHAR BHURAN PIRKE 342 BAME 333 335 MAHANTAN MOTHANWALA WALA BHATTI BODLA DULE KE BADAL KE GURU HAR SAHAI WALA 161 339 BELELEKE 275 KAHAN 343 GHAIRA BAD UTTAR RUKNA 178 BURA SARWANROHALA 282 KASIM MAHMU SINGH WALA MIDDA BALEL 269 DULLE JOIAN CHAK 156 PIRE 340 265 281 MORAN 264 KE HASIL KE ABAD 274 MAHANTAN WALA KE UTTAR WALA 181 266 283 CHAK TALE 262 NATHU SHER MOHAMMAD 186 WALA CHISHTI JAMAL GARH SHAMASU MAHAGIR 179 261 DIN CHISTI 273 183 FATEH 271 I CHAK N DJAND I A BURHAN DIN GARH CHAK WALA BUR WALA WALA LEPON RAKH AMIR 185 PIR BAKASH AMRIK 272 187 JHARI 160 257 CHOHAN KHAS 189 JAMAL WALA BURWALA 267 220 GARH 180 Legend 188 185 HADDI International Boundary CHAK KATH J WALA A GARH CHAK T 184 RATTE WALA L 190 SAWAH WALA I C A URF SOHAN GARH R District Boundary L 191 T A 121 S B I A D Block Boundary D R A B CHAK S L T O SUWAH SAIDO KE K U Village Boundary C WALA 120 K M With Village Name & H.B. No. 192 <=10 km GHANGA 10-15 km KALAN 123 16-20 km GHANGA KHURD 124 Prepared By: Punjab Remote Sensing Centre, Ludhiana.

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