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Pakistan - Coastal area ! ! ! ! ! Kanda ! Morjen Kalat Sub-division Nur Gandawa!Mirpur ! Nala Gwash Gamma Sui Sub-division ! Surab Bulbul Peer Sub-division Dera Murad Dalbandin ! ! Chhatta Damb ! Goranari ! Panjak ! Jhat Pat Sub-division ! Zai Dashtak ! Jamali Dodo Sub-division ! Garruk Chall ! !Bhandan Bugti Buhair ! Sub-division ! Bagho Gazan Khumbi Abad Legend Taftan Damb ! ! ! ! Abdul ! Garhi Wahid Sahibdad Jhatpat ! Sub-division Pir Hathyari Rahman ! ! Mahmudi KALAT Kalandar Jhal Magsi ! ! ! ! Thul Taluka ! Shamshan NASIRABAD Bari Farayo CHAGAI Kharan Sub-division ! Toba Anjira Kuhan Sub-division ! ! Citiy / Town Reg-i-Wakab Hurmagai ! Chad ! Garmap ! !Bahadarpur ! ! ! ! JACOBABAD Jhal Jacobabad ! Naubatpur ! ! Dadpur Miral !Thul Masu Khanpur Tomala k Surab Sub-division JHAL MAGSI ! Jagir Purano Malik Tertiary ! Shana Kodarav Kandi ! ! ! ! Mauli Archanoo ! ! ! ! Mirpur Kandhkot Rol Chandia Abad ! Toj Godar ! Dhori Jagirani Jafarabad ! Jacobabad Taluka ! ! Ta lu k a ! Bhakal ! ! ! Chajra Atai ! ! ! Ghauspur Wajo ! Secondary ! Jiwa Nawar Drug ! Hatachi Usta Mohammad Zar Khel Karampur Imam Alat ! Kithagi ! ! ! ! Arija ! ± ! Umarao Sub-division Garhi Shikarpur Abdal ! ! Khairo Dodapur ! Begari Malki Pashthakan ! ! ! Primary ! Damb ! Barija Ta lu k a Khanpur Taluka Gulzar ! ! Gandaka Garhi Khairo Taluka ! ! Kalgali Shah Mohammad Patham ! Dasti Khanpur ! Kata Khan ! Shahan Bako !Muhammadpur ! Chiman Sardar Musafir ! ! Palal Sial Shikarpur Sukhapur Sadhoojoo Galugah Reg ! Chacal Khuzdar ! ! ! ! ! River Qila ! Farang ! Ek Tai ! Damb Sub-division Qubba Nim Garhi Ladgasht ! ! ! Yas in Pano Aqil ! Jangal Pariko Kotra Ando Saida ! Rag ! ! Jagg ! Tebr i Khosa Khan Arhani Burida ! ! ! ! ! Garhi Yasin Taluka Lakhi Taluka Rabban Ta lu k a Water Bodies ! Suhanro Amrat ! Bahman Shahdadkot!Mitho Bhatti ! ! ! Batamhar ! ! Abdoo Pano Sher ! Zardak Shahdad Kot Taluka Khan ! Shireza ! Raiodero ! SHIKARPUR Aqil Kumb ! Khuzdar ! Abdul ! KHARAN ! Bago Rahim SUKKUR Tehsil Boundary Duzab Kunj Karkh Daro Darkhan ! Mashkhel ! ! ! Ratodero Washuk Allahabad Shahpur Tajodero Sukkur Dabar Sub-division ! ! ! Ta lu k a ! Kori Wahan Miro Khan Taluka Chosul Ta lu k a ! ! ! Sukkur District Boundary Hok Chah Tegab Zidi Khenji ! ! Bibi ! Nai ! ! Ali Naudero Murid ! Lori ! ! ! Rohri ! Dinar Muhammad Beharlo Bhirha ! Buhar ! ! Ghaibi ! Sangrar Greshak Kingri Bagmanji ! Provincial Boundary Rakhshan ! Dero Kambar ! Pir Umar ! LARKANA ! Guzarzai ! Ta lu k a ! (besima) Pishuk Kambar Ali Khan Taluka Larkana Rohri Taluka ! Naal Sub-division ! Sub-division Larkana Khairpur Ripri ! International Boundary Shahana Pachka Chirwaro ! ! Gwani ! ! Bukejani Ghoghara Ta lu k a Khairpur Taluka Bargah Kalat Hazarganji Kaphari ! ! ! ! ! ! Mirzapur Gambat Bakhu Gundaroro ! Hamid Mari Lashari ! ! Ahsan Ta lu k a ! ! Nag Gumbaz ! Haji ! Wahan Kot Diji Mamro Dhodoo ! Bakrani !Agra ! Karam ! Gaji Nasirabad ! Ta lu k a Kacha Khan Wad Guhawar ! Dokri Taluka Daman ! Thana Gahi ! Gambat Kot Diji Janujee ! Wad ! Data ! Badrah ! ! ! Palantak Serab ! Chandio ! ! ! ! Warah Taluka Salehpat Taluka Jebri KHUZDAR Beli Sobbodero Ranipur Sorap ! Harbab Gaji ! Riyasat Tump Tans ! ! Choli ! ! ! ! ! Budho Hur Ab Goth Dero Sobho Dero Taluka ! Mugalgori Thariri ! ! Hingorja Mehar Taluka Muhabbat ! Sorenkik ! Gul Sháh Waryam Bozdar ! ! Mehar ! ! ! Chuchra Buzurg Dostinzai ! ! Gaz ! Salari Bakhri KHAIRPUR ! PAKISTAN ! Khairpur ! Washap Kandam Bengar Firoz Sorah Tagas ! Nathan ! Khairpur ! ! ! Nathoshah Shah Behlani Langirji Saka Shah Taluka ! ! ! ! Mirwah kalat Hudishi Sita Kandiaro Taluka ! ! Haji ! !Mirwah Mihrab Road Band Ta lu k a Mithrau Rustam ! ! Kandiaro ! Parwan Ahori Mahi Darbelo Kaisar Kharara Qila ! Khan Mian Nasir ! ! ! Khan Mari ! Khudabadan Shahr Mahri Muhammad ! Bhinga ! ! ! ! Kalat !Panjgur Tharu ! Ghichak Goth Pat Shah Bijban ! Pasht ! ! Mari IRAN Chah Bhiria ! Wahler Koh Gul Barsoli ! ! Muhammad Ta lu k a ! Nara Taluka Kalat Tank Pelar ! Tajal ! Na Bar ! Kanoji Latif NAUSHAHRO ! ! ! Arain ! ! Gar Mithiani ! Gowargo Lakator ! FEROZE! Chahi Basira ! ! Bahawalpur Bhangu ! Shesh Gwani ! Naushahro ! Talan ! Burara Firoz ! Kandagin Wadh Sub-division Haji ! Pad Idan Panjgur Chauki ! Dingri Toorke PANJGUR ! Doleji Khan Chaneja Phul Faiz Ganj Taluka ! ! Daf ! ! ! Akra Sub-division ! Dadu ! Shahbaz ! Naushahro Darya Johi Khan Kalat Pandi ! Moro Taluka Feroze Mari ! ! Sar-i- Zwardam Wahi Moro Parom Daf ! ! Ta lu k a ! ! Rungani Adu Dera ! ! Kara Kot Dadu Taluka! Izzat Khan ! Baluchani ! Aminan Laghari Khewari Kash Johi Taluka ! Abdul Amurji ! ! Rahman ! Tarudinan Bhan ! Badal ! Dahri Haji Khan Tando Chhini Talt i ! Lertar Muhammad Goth ! ! ! Darapkan ! Rahim Daulatpur Khan Bent Khan ! Badui Tripi ! ! ! Bedi ! Daulat Pur Taluka ! Chagai Layari Gazai Aundara ! Bubak ! Jamrao Kaur ! Mehar ! Mahraru Goth Head Kumbi ! Tapi Kathrach ! Sehwan ! Kamal ! ! ! Nawabshah Taluka ! Kalag Shank Thana Pir Dabhri Dahri Gujhrotar ! Buleda Sub-division ! Gondrani ! Konana ! Goth ! Siam Chur ! ! Bhiman Buchari Bodo Jiandas ! ! ! ! ! Bazdad Jhangar Kalag Malar ! ! Goth NAWABSHAH ! Wakai Darban ! Aogani Bagh Kanrach Qazi Janjuha Jam Rahwari ! ! Bit Jaho ! Sanja Thana Ahmad ! Sahib ! ! ! ! ! Saruna ! ! Sipai Kanraj ! Jakhrao Sing ! ! Nawabshah Ispikan Awaran Bela Sub-division Kotiro ! ! Bani ! ! Wati Abad Bachal Awad ! ! Sehwan Taluka ! Rahoo ! Sub-division ! Ali Khan Kuldan Shahpur Sanghar Taluka Sirag Tump Sub-division ! Chauki Amri Chandio ! Chambor ! Obara ! ! Chakar Kalat ! ! Haruntharri Gumazgi ! DADU Sakrand Deh ! Mand ! Ladho ! ! ! Tump Balachah AWARAN Kukari Chandio !! Bent Dureji Jam Nida ! Bago Barhun ! Wayara ! Dhai Jamali Bhirawari ! ! ! ! ! Nasirabad Sub-division Sakrand Sanghar ! Kalatak Karkiabdar Sharak Kalag Kolwa Chhailo SANGHAR ! !!! ! Herok Hoshab Gumbad ! Jhujha Unar Sinjhoro ! ! ! ! Ta lu k a ! ! Turbat ! Balor Badar Dhaniparto ! Baran ! Saidabad Rajpar KECH ! ! Shahdadpur Jhol ! Regiwar Duthro ! Dadigor ! Dungar ! ! ! Ta lu kShahdadpur a Pipai Manjhand ! Sinjhoro Taluka ! Pittu Kauri ! ! Sulairi ! Dureji Hala Kaput Karochi ! Kum Darachkoh Gorgop Dhat Lakhra ! ! Amalani Pidarak Jamak ! Tangi ! ! Ta lu k a Kumb Bal Balan ! Jamgwang ! ! ! Siahdad Daria Darun Basi !! ! ! Gandagor Khan ! Berwari ! ! ! Uthal Hala ! ! Bailithap ! Ta n d o Tolegi Kech (turbat) ! Jam Nawaz ! Tando ! Muhammadi Taung Adam Adam Berani Sub-division ! ! Ali Taluka Badgar Bazar Karchat Khandu Khipro ! ! Abgir ! ! Ta lu k a ! Masid Bela Sub-division Budha Dasht Sub-division ! Kehinwari ! Mashaikh Bhiri Ta lu k a Liari ! Budhapur ! Kulmir Bisholi Kikki Gwand ! ! Hothi Sunt Hasadi ! ! Bent Toreoko Thano Bula Khan Taluka Khebar ! ! Dil-i- ! Gadag-i ! ! Got Sher Kotri Taluka ! Allah Hakim Sebadagan Bent Bada Khan Arabjo Dad ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ziarat Cheru LASBELA Band Matiari Mirpur Khas ! ! Virah ! Dasori Ghulaman-i-Bent ! Kot ! Balor ! Achar Matiari Ta lu k a Jharbi ! Kobaluien ! Kaim Jaindal ! Bent Sumar Khan Shah ! Mirpur ! ! ! Ta lu k a Tamp K uh Bakri Petaro Ghulam Nasirpur Khas ! ! Suntsar Ban Nagi Gurad Sangal Brar Goth ! ! Bulgai ! ! ! Makola ! Aghor ! ! Mohammed ! ! ! ! Sukhio Son Barrage Tando Taradre ! Valh ar ! ! ! Allahyar Pasni Sub-division Thano ! Tank Ja'afari Gaz Ab Goth Allah Dinga Shahbeg HYDERABAD MIRPUR ! Kabri ! Rudeni ! Sonmiani ! ! Ahmad Ta n d o Hambi ! Band Malan ! Bakhsh Khan ! GWADAR ! ! ! ! ! Miski Rumra Kalat Basol Jhangri Qasimabad Taluka Rahuki Husain Allahyar KHAS Kandasole ! ! ! ! Kathor ! ! Balaru ! Thano !Hyderabad Khan Kurmin Shinzam ! !Bula ! Thora Ta lu k a ! Gwadar Sub-division ! Bholari ! Khan ! Kotri Hyderabad Jawar Sari Kappar Ormara Hub Sub-division ! Dhoro Khan Barambah ! Oila Sing Husri Chakkar ! Chatti ! ! Raik Naka ! ! Goth Ta lu k a ! ! ! Naka Pabni Alam Goth Tando Akara Pasni Kharari ! Goth Khan Mihrani Fazal ! ! ! Goth Muhammad ! ! ! Ormara Sawal Ali Latifabad Taluka ! ! ! Goth Map Doc Name: Goth Bandi Goth Ismail Tando Digri ! Gohram Kalu ! Tando Digri Ahmad ! Muhammad ! Gwadar ! Gadap Goth Goth Khuar Pharkara Ghulam Pishukan ! Gadani !!Boram Wesani Katiar Khan ! Ali Ta lu k a PAK143_Pakistan_Costal_Area_A0_02062010 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Goth Jiwani KARACHI Matli Taluka Creation Date: 02 June 2010 ! Goth Dulo Goth Jerruck Tando Matli Wagherji Pir Abdullah ! Bacho ! ! ! ! ! Jhimpir Dalu Hab !Mangho ! Muhammad Chauki Goth Arz Dero Rajo Projection/Datum: WGS84 ! Muhammad Malir Khan Taluka ! Khanani ! Abbottabad Cantonment Doderi ! Ïsa Alukachila Lines ! Thatta Taluka Atal Pir Ali Jagir ! Goth ! ! Nominal Scale at A0 paper size: 1:861,000 Ghulam Goth Malir Taluka Shah Mardan Tando Bago Taluka ! ! Karachi Central Dhandh ! ! Khadaro ! Kinjhar Mirpur ! Dadah Goth Haji !Karachi ! Ras Muhammad Bulri Amdani Muari ! !Goth Goth Jungshah Bathoro ! Jhok ! Chanri ! Lashkari Karachi South Jumo ! ! ! ! Luka Ta lu k a ! ! Tando Karachi East Wali Bago Bambu Shah ! Khan ! Mirpur Khorewah 0306090kms Garho !Tatta Batoro ! ! THATTA Belo ! BADIN Babra ! Khair ! Muhammad Tar ai Sujawal ! Goth Jat Badin Nindo Shoro Chandia ! ! ! Ta lu k a ! Lunia Shahr ! ! Sujawal Golarchi Taluka Mirpur Sakro Taluka ! Badin Taluka Mirpur Abhoro Lowari Goth Sakro Hingora ! Katiar ! Bar ! Disclaimers: ! ! Muhammid Chhahato Malhia Goth Rahim Shah ! ! Sirani Haji ! ! Kadhan Buhara ! ! The designations employed and the presentation of ! Ahmad Gadanjo Rajo ! Muradani Baha ! material on this map do not imply the expression of any ! Allahrakhio ! ! Bahadmi ! Jati opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the Kundjo ! Ghorabari Taluka ! Mitha Salt ! Otha Mian Chauki Diplo United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, Goth ! Husain ! Budh Abdullah Kothi Chan ! Arabian Sea ! ! Ta lu k a Jhol Madhra Belo ! ! ! territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the Jati Taluka Joohoo delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. ! Shahbandar ! Moosah Keti ! ! Mooranjihar ! Goth Goth Naurang Chelaram ! ! Shah Bunder Taluka Dotted line represents approximately the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir agreed upon by India and Kharo Achu ! Chan Pakistan. The final status of Jammu and Kashmir has not Ta lu k a Wasaio ! yet been agreed upon by the parties. UZBEKISTAN TAJIKISTAN TURKMENISTAN INDIA CHINA ! !! ! !! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! Jammu! and Kashmir ! ! ! ! AFGHANISTAN ! ! ! ! !! ! ! PAKISTAN INDIA.
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