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Badal Khan Goth ! Talti! ! ! Chhini ! Lertar ! ! Daulatpur 26°30'N Tando Rahim Khan ! 26°30'N Golejo ! ! Haii jo Wand Mehar ! Mahraru Layari ! Bubak ! NAWABSHAH ! ! Jamrao Head ! Dabhri Sehwan Gujhrotar! Qamruddin Rajar! ! Kathrach ! ! ! Mithrahu! ! Goth Kamal Dahri Taroce ! ! ! ! Jhangar Goth Bhiman Buchari Bodo Siam Jiandas ! Goth Janjuha Rahwari ! Sulaman Rajar ! ! Juba ! ! ! Qazi Ahmad! ! ! Kanrach Thana ! Jam Sahib Jakhrao Sawan Mahar Saruna ! Wureahu ! ! Kotiro! !(Nawabshah ! ! ! ! !Koree Wati Abad Bachal Rahoo! !(o NAWABSHAH Awad Ratrahu Muhammad Ashraf ! ! ! ! Amri Ali Khan Chandio !Shahpur Chakar ! ! ! Sakrand Deh Haruntharri Ladho Chandio! ! ! ! Jam Nida Bago Jamali Bhirawari Bakar ! Dhai! ! ! Barhun ! Mehul Mungra !Maluk Chunia Sanghar! ! Chhailo Unar ! Sinjhoro Jamar Din! 26°N ! 26°N ! Badar ! Duthro ! Baran ! ! Jhol Dhaniparto Rajpar ! Saidabad Shahdadpur Ranahu! ! ! Jiva ! Dureji ! SANGHAR ! ! Manjhand Baneri Ranakdhar ! ! ! Khipro ! Uth!al ! Basi ! Kumb Bailithap Hala!( Wand Badul I n d i a Darun ! Berwari ! ! Tando AdamBerani Taung ! ! !( Karchat ! ! LASBELA ! Khandu Kehinwari Budha Bhiri Hingorio Dilyar ! ! !Budhapur ! ! Toreoko ! ! Bhitala ! Khebar! MIRPUR KHAS NORTH Kuria Sur JAMSHORO Mashaikh Hothi !(o Gadra! ! ! Got Sher Khan Arabjo ! MATIARI Allah Dad! Khahi ! Sakna Asaralia! ! Matiari Khipri ! ! (! ! ! Band Virah ! ! Khema ka Par Achar ! Dasori Jharbi Mahendro ro Par ! Jaindal Shah ! ! Kaim Khan! Nasirpur Sumar ! ! Bulgai Mirpur Khas Akri! ! Naya Chor! Petaro ! !( ! Hasisar Jessa Ka Par! 25°30'N ! 25°30'N Goth Sukhio Son Valhar ! Dhoro Naro UMER KOT Kerla Taradre! ! Ghulam Mohammed Barrage Tando Allahyar ! ! !( Dali Sonmiani ! ! ! * ! ! Dinga Shahbeg # ! ! Bagal Thano Ahmad Khan! Jhangri ! ! Goth Allah Bakhsh ! Kotri HyderabRahudki Blous Abad Dengan Bhurgri Ratnaur ! Umarkot Kathor ! !( HYDERABAD TANDO ! Khensar! Barrage !( ! Karna (! ! Thano Bula Khan Husain Khan Thora Bholari ! ALLAH YAR Rahar Charan ! Dhoro ! 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