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Afghanistan Kandahar Province Land Cover AFGHANISTAN # Mundey Kalay Di lshad Khune # KANDAHAR PROVINCE Syahmult an Sehmaram Khune # Tukhpay # # # Gh#ilang Or Dobolagh Lul a # Ghilang Kalay # LAND COVER MAP Zamt o Kalay # Temurkol Kalay # Karez Kalay # # Nader Khune # # # Mokhanj ak Adem Tamu # Marca Khune # # # Doab E Majud Khune # U Sayed Osan Kalay # C Mirza Kal ay Spi Lagh R N Wali # Haji M oham mad Karim Kalay Putay # # # U V I Tanachoy # ## Z Shahjo#y G A R O # Aynyar # N P # Kshatt a Shahj oy Darazkol Laj ar Gazkol # Khushkhat u Kekhay # Ganda Ca # Doab(Doaw) Bazek # # # Saf i # # # Shahrak # Gazkol # # Surkhbedak Kalay De Mull a Shokur Kalay # Takhm ak Bagh de Sreh # # Yati man # # Enjirak Engarak # Kheshpal # Maghdud Kalay # Nawa(Gharbi) # # Elbak Shirin Kalay Zidan # # # # Khartizak # Chenar # # # Khakuchay Lwargay Loy Lwargay # Surogh Kor Balagh # Mano Adamkhan Kalay # # # # # # # # # Takht Kalay # Barakzo Tangay # # # Mastey # Bariki # # # Ghbargay # Khwazangay # Katasang Nanga # Loy Karez # # # Chenar # # Doab # # # De La'ljan Kalay At al ay Saraw # # # # # # # # # Gumbad Chakul # Um akay # Sunjet # Punga # Khushkkol Haji Nikeh # Jam tala # # # Zidan # # # # Tambakol # Jangharak Chuni Balagha Tambil Kunder Wesh Lwar Kundalan # # Nugel Tawara Woley # # # # Landay # # # # # Lam # Petaw # # # Karezgay # # # # Bezhandoke Chaharpalang # Karez # # # # # # # # # KakarSyah Sang # # # Kundelan # Dawlana # Mohayeddin Kalay Rakhay Karezak # # # Garl ungi # # Haji Abad Myan # # Pay Nawa Kalay Ceri Dagh # Kundalan # Tizak Chenartu # Maluk Shahbey Lwar Byala # Sarhaw Anjir # Chalak # # Tangi # # # # # # # # Gerbakol Chineh Jandar # Shinkay Shar # # # Shadikhan Kalay # Shinkay # Yakhtol # # Chashma-i-Ata Azmat Kal ay Keghatu # # # # # # Zangitan # # Mangal Akazo # # # Khwajazur Zedri gay Begawer Karez Shorab Pada # Khake Shirin Surkhabad # # Bum Ami nkhan Tughrak Zhara # # # # Bedak # # # # # Asad Kalay # # Tapalegh Kalay # # Shawkal # # Charpaya Barghanat u # # Nasir Karez # Abdul Baqi # Pay Nawa Shah Kare#z # # Mohmm ado(Gurgin) # Spin Kecha Saydum # # # # Shelle(Moham mad'I sa) Kuhna # Mohamm ad Amin Kalay Charagah # # Dehpal AIMS # # # Pirqadam # Faqiran Tangay Shahtut # # Dahm ushak Kshatt a Haji Top China Khakrez Sayed Nabi # # China Shah Wali Kot # # # Shotur Gardan Hot ak Hazarmanay # Alim Lwar Chaghnay # Ghorak # # Ceran (Seran) # # # # # Kapkak Seri Khar Alekozi # Kuchnay Karez Pada # # # # Hasanzay #S # # Enjerbagh # #Acekzi Nawa # Loy Karez Chighak # Chenar Bar Haji Top # # Ghorak Ghorak Bar Lakhchak Bahramkhelo Karez # # # Jalu Alm esh # Mullayan Tatarin Cagey # ## 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