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Overview: Balochistan Overview: Balochistan FATA TAJIKISTAN Randghar TURKMENISTAN China Mughal CHINA ! Kot ! KP Sara Girdao Jammu Tsahan ! ! ! Mir Ali ! Khel ! ! ! ! ! ! & ! ! ! ! ! Kamr-ud-din ! Karez ! Kashmir Sheerani ! Uzhd AFGHANISTAN ! Ghwazhai Safi ! ! ! ! Sheerani ! ! Naweoba Ahmadi Kakar ! Dirga Wadakai Brunj Melan Khurasan Kili ! ! Zhob Palergir Dhana Chauki Sar ! !Mulla Manikhawa ! P A K I S T A N Kamal ! Achewat Fort ! Sandeman Ber Sur Kach !! ! ! Zhob !!! Zhob Ghaz Badinai China Tsappar ! Jujurai Atal Kili Palosin Kurduna Malkhuzgai ! Kach ! ! ! ! Tadozai Babar ! INDIA Kili ! IRAN A F G H A N I S T A N Tor Kach Tanishpa ! ! Sanzal ! Shaighalu Band Chargul ! Aghbargai ! Burj Badanzai Khwandai Khara ! ! Kili ! ! ! Tablai Kili Darga Chaman Mandkai Murgha ! Mina ! ! Paindai Sulaimanzai Gezh Nigand Faqirzai Milan Sharan Bazar Jilga Sabura ! ! ! ! Inzargai ! Kili Zarkanai ! Fateh ! Jogizai Melan ! Kili Khan ! ! ! ! Loi Band Lakaband Girdao Gwal Sagai Barshore ! ! Kohli Kili Haji Sharif Bagh Bachak China Shinkai Musafirpur ! Tangi Ghundai ! ! Indarbaes ! ! Sar ! ! Kakshai ! Chaman Tangi Killa Chaman ! Kili !! Shasa Ziarat Baran ! Musakhel ! ! Ghilzai ! Saifullah Kili Kooz ! Musa Khel ! Tirkha Plan Zarozai Bazar Drug Mulla Kili Sibzai ! !! Musakhel ! Zama ! ! Tang Kili !! ! Khudadad Qala Shakh ! Killa ! A r a b i a n S e a ! Adosh ! ! Haidarzai Sarghundi Musakhel Samal ! Viala Hindubagh Alang Bashir Saifullah ! Post ! ! ! ! Aghbarg Aghbargai ! Kan Muslim Murgha Mehtarzai Bagh Kibzai Qila Churmian Killa Saifullah Qila ! ! Firozi Gowal Kar Bagh Abdullah Pishin Torah ! ! Saifullah ! ! ! Malezai Kan Bagh !!! Ghuwaz ! Shah Pishin ! Ali Khel ! Karbala ! Marzaghan ! Killa Gulistan ! ! Khanozai Zard ! Karezat ! Barai ! Alu Khan Abdulla!h !! Abdullah Khel Kach Spina Jan Pishin ! ! Teza Gulistan ! Ajram !!! Nasar Chinijan ! Shadezai ! ! Spera Obashtgai ! Chinali Zara ! Gwal ! ! Loralai Nalai Pishin ! Ragha Yaru ! Gidar Mara Kili Karez Ahmaqzai Tsah Kili ! Dab ! Ahmadum Spin ! ! ! ! Sakhar Mekhtar Thana Mumin Kawas ! ! ! ! Ghunz Zar ! ! Kingri Killa Bostan Wam Karaz ! ! Saran ! Ziarat Ghair ! Dirgi Chamoos Abdullah Tangai Khawah Shabozai Wahar ! ! Ziarat ! ! ! Ziarat ! Barj Ziarat !! Loralai ! Chauter Pui Akhbarg Loralai !!! Aziz Dirgi ! ! Sinjawi ! ! Poti Zikria Khan ! ! ! ! Malazai Wadan ! ! Shaikh Saraghurg Urak Manda! ! Smallan Sanjawi Haibat Ranrkan Babozai ! ! ! Kili ! ! Loralai ! Khost Sanao Bahlol Quetta Quetta ! ! ! ! Tor Khan City ! Quetta Sangan Harnai ! Chama !! ! ! Lan Sazhzu Duki Duki ! Daman ! Alif ! Taghad Quetta! Kech Beg Mirjanzai ! Kurram Harnai Manzai ! ! ! !!Harnai Dagari !! Bala ! Rakhni Panjpai Yar Harnai Dhaka ! Mohammad Gumbaz ! Barkhan Mohammad ! Jhalar Ismail ! Hosri Panjpai Khail Shah Khurd Shahr ! ! Bakhah Pur ! ! ! ! Badhani ! Panjpai Shikh Sangan Kohlu ! Kolpur Pazha Barkhan Barkhan Wasil Mastung ! Sangan ! ! K!ohlu Barkhan !! ! Mach ! Kohlu ! ! Akhund ! ! ! Karez ! Gamboli Mastung Ismail ! Chacha Khan Badra ! Mastung ! ! ! Nahar !!Mastung Kot ! ! Kut ! Lar Naguman Qal'eh Azam Mandai Mandai ! Khan ! ! Abad Gulli Sardar Bibi !Mirdad Mat ! ! Khel Nani ! ! ! Kaneti Mawand Vitakri Mulla Mustam ! ! Khan Ziarat Dasht Sibi Mawand Muhammad ! Sibi ! Triman Rasa Chah (Mastung) ! ! Galangur Kabo Khajjak Kishingi ! Darag ! ! ! ! ! Dranjan Nushki Sibi Nushki !! Mach Sibi!! Talli Kohlu !! Shahr Ghulam !!! ! Khuda Jan Bakhsh ! ! Dadhar Kahan Kardh Kirtaka Baghak ! ! ! Lije Nushki ! !!! Dadhar Karez Mall Nau Balanosh ! Ahmad Dirao ! Ziarat Nushki ! ! ! Wal PU NJ AB Naushahra Mithri Manguuchar ! ! Karchhap ! Baramdi Ziarat ! Johan ! Mallk Chagai Reka ! Sor Basilani ! Kachhi Saindak ! ! !! Terhi ! !Chagai ! Manzil ! Haji ! Amuri Margand ! Kahan Amir ! Bulo ! ! Kechi ! Bibargi Phelawagh Amalaf Chah Chagai Murid Jamandzai Kalat ! Kalat ! ! ! ! ! ! Ziarat Nemoragh Lahri ! Babar ! Malik Bilao Khairwah Butak Chahilgazi Padag ! Ahmad ! ! ! Chhamb Sachu Khan Road Kalat ! ! ! Ware ! ! Shahr Pir Patkin Haji Taftan Sahib Chauki Jongal Lehri Bangzila Chah Humai Washab ! Kohing ! ! ! ! ! Pahrod ! Katbar Dera Dalbandin Sanni Bhag ! Mashki Ispirhuna Khand Chhati Kalat ! Bugti Juzzak Chah ! ! ! Kalat ! Bazdan Abra Dera Bughti !! ! ! !!! ! ! Foliji Dera !! Khurli ! Yadgar ! Wazira Bugti Dera Chauki Chauki Chalgari ! Loti ! ! Gazo Mahmud ! ! Badduzai ! Aulia Merui ! Sanhri ! Bugti ! Chakul ! Chagai ! Dalbandin Gamin Mali Bughia ! Bunap Ziarat ! Shoran Bhag ! Chhatr ! ! ! ! Saleh Mengal Rahmanpur Gandoi Mahar Koh-i ! Khuddi ! ! Nok Dores Nuhli Nauroz Benn Fateh Nichera Bahram Ramdani Chauki Dalil Tozghi Kundi ! ! ! Nawab ! Chattar ! ! ! ! Kambaran Kalat Chah Muhammad Khan Khan ! Garruk ! Sodagir ! ! ! ! ! ! Nuttal ! Heran Chagai Bifagu Shahpur Pir Malik ! Darkhan ! Chauki Durrak Dadu Khairpur ! ! Eri Shaikh ! ! ! Jalkah Salar ! Kalag ! ! Asreli Tatagar Mamatawa Goth ! ! Sui Chauki Kharan Gandava Gandawa Ibrahim ! Sui ! Dera ! ! Kharan Shori Alu Khan Nur Zehri Kotra Barrah Data murad ! Morjen ! Gamma ! ! ! !!Kharan ! Nala ! Mirpur Kanda jamali ! Kharan ! ! Gwash Sohbatpur Maluk ! Surab Bulbul Peer Nasirabad Khan ! ! Chhatta Damb ! Goranari ! Panjak ! ! Zai Dashtak ! Bhandan ! Garruk Chall ! ! Buhair ! Bagho Khumbi Abad Damb ! Gazan ! ! ! ! Jhal Baba kot Tamboo Sahibdad Pir Jhatpat ! Mahmudi Kalandar Mags!i ! Garhi ! ! ! Rahman Shamshan Hathyari ! Toba Anjira Kuhan Jhat Pat Reg-i-Wakab Hurmagai ! Chad ! Garmap ! ! ! Nag ! Surab ! Jhal Jhal Magsi!!! Jaffarabad Tomalak ! ! Shana Kodarav Kandi Jhal Khanpur ! Mauli Archanoo ! ! ! ! Rol Magsi Chandia ! ! Godar Bhakal Dhori Jagirani Jafarabad Usta ! ! ! ! ! Wajo Jaffarabad !! Muhammad ! Nawar Jiwa Drug Alat ! Hatachi Imam ! ! Kithagi ! ! ! Umarao ! Gandakha Malki Pashthakan ! Damb ! Barija Gulzar ! ! Gandaka ! Kalgali Shah Mohammad Patham ! ! Kata Khan ! Shahan Sardar Musafir ! ! Khuzdar Palal Galugah Reg ! Chacal ! ! Farang ! Qila ! Ladgasht Ek Tai Damb ! ! Washuk ! Jangal Pariko Kotra Rag ! ! Jagg ! Tebri Burida ! ! ! Batamhar ! Sher Shireza Zardak Kumb ! Khuzdar ! ! Washuk !!! Duzab Kunj ! Karkh ! ! Khuzdar ! Mashkhel Washuk ! ! Kori Hok Chah Tegab Zidi ! Bibi ! Nai ! Lori ! ! Greshak ! Pir Umar Guzarzai Besima ! ! Nal ! Pishuk Shahana Khuzdar Pachka ! Gwani ! Kalat Hazarganji Kaphari ! ! ! Nag Gumbaz ! Haji ! Karam Dhodoo Kacha Khan Wad ! I R A N ( I S L A M I C Daman ! Thana ! Wad ! Palantak Serab ! ! ! Jebri Sorap ! Tump Tans ! SI NDH ! ! R E P U B L I C O F ) Hur Ab Mugalgori ! ! I N D I A Drakalo Sorenkik ! Buzurg Dostinzai ! Gaz ! ! Washap Tagas Kandam ! ! ! Saka Mashkai kalat Hudishi Panjgur ! ! Haji Mihrab Parwan Rustam ! Qila ! Khan Bhinga Khudabadan Shahr Mahri ! ! ! Kalat ! Panjgur ! Panjgur !! Ghichak ! Bijban ! Pasht Chah Koh Barsoli ! ! Kalat Tank Pelar ! Na Bar ! Kanoji Legend ! ! Gar Gowargo ! ! Lakator I N D I A ! Shesh Gwani Talan ! Kandagin ! ! Chauki Wadh !^ National Capital Gichk ! Doleji Daf Shahbaz ! Kalat !! Sar-i- ! Zwardam ! Provincial Capital Parom Daf ! ! Rungani Adu Panjgur ! ! !!! Tarudinan!Baluchani District Capital ! Kash Badal Haji Khan Parome Muhammad Goth Darapkan Khan Bent ! ! Badui Tripi ! ! Bedi ! ± Main Cities Chagai Gazai ! Aundara ! Kaur !! Awaran ! Kumbi ! ! Tapi Kathrach Pir ! ! Kalag Shank Thana ! Buleda ! Gondrani ! Konana Chur ! ! Cities/Towns ! Bazdad 0 50 100 150 Kms Kalag Malar ! ! Wakai Darban ! Aogani Bagh Kanrach ! ! Bit Jaho ! Sanja Thana ! ! ! ! Saruna Sipai ! Boundaries Sing Kanraj ! Bela Ispikan Bela Kotiro Bani ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Tump ! Kuldan Awaran Line of Control as promulgated in the 1971 SIMLA Agreement Sirag ! Chauki ! Chambor ! Obara Kalat Jhal Jao ! Las Bela Gumazgi ! Mand ! Kukari ! Tump Balachah ! ! Bent Jam Nida International boundary ! Wayara ! ! Mand Nasirabad ! Kalatak Karkiabdar Sharak Kalag Kolwa ! ! ! ! Herok Hoshab Gumbad ! Jhujha ! ! ! ! Kech Turbat ! ! Balor Provincial boundary !! Kech ! Awaran ! Regiwar Dadigor ! Dungar Dureji Map Doc Name: Pipai ! ! ! Pittu Kauri Kaput ! Sulairi ! Dureji District boundary Karochi Lakhra ! PAK238_Overview_Balochistan_a0_v2_B&W_20121203 Kum Darachkoh Gorgop Kech Dhat Lakhra ! ! Amalani Pidarak Jamak ! Tangi ! ! Bal Balan ! Jamgwang ! ! ! Siahdad Daria ! ! ! ! Uthal Gandagor Khan Uthal Creation Date: 03 December 2012 ! ! !! Tolegi !! Tehsil-Taluka boundary Balnigor ! Muhammadi ! Badgar Bazar Uthal Projection/Datum: WGS84 ! ! Abgir ! Masid ! Kehinwari Liari ! Kulmir Bisholi Dasht Kikki Gwand ! Nominal Scale at A0 paper size: 1:940,000 Roads Sunt Hasadi ! ! Bent Toreoko ! Dil-i- ! (Kech) Gadag-i ! ! Got Sher Hakim Sebadagan Bent Bada Khan ! ! ! ! ! Ziarat Cheru ! ! Primary Ghulaman-i-Bent Disclaimers: Balor ! ! Kobaluien Bent ! Tamp Kuh Bakri The designations employed and the presentation of material on ! ! Suntsar Ban Nagi Makola Gurad Sangal Brar Secondary ! ! ! ! ! Aghor ! ! ! Taradre ! this map do not imply the expression of any opinion Tank Goth Allah ! Ja'afari Rudeni Gaz Ab Liari Sonmiani Dinga Gwadar Hambi Kabri ! Band ! Malan ! Bakhsh ! ! ! ! ! ! Tertiary Pasni Miski Rumra Kalat Basol whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations Kandasole ! ! ! ! Ormara Kathor Sonmiani ! Gwadar Balaru ! Kurmin Shinzam ! ! ! concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area Jawar Kappar Ormara Unspecified/Trails Khan Barambah ! Oila Chatti ! ! Raik Naka ! ! ! Naka Pabni or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its Akara Pasni Kharari ! ! ! ! Goth Ormara Sawal ! ! Hub frontiers or boundaries. Rivers and Water Boadies Bandi Goth ! Ahmad Gwadar ! Jiwani Pishukan ! Gadani Rivers ! !!! Gwadar ! Dotted line represents approximately the Line of Control in Jiwani Gaddani ! Pir Mangho ! Jammu and Kashmir agreed upon by India and Pakistan. The Seasonal Rivers A r a b i a n S e a final status of Jammu and Kashmir has not yet been agreed Ïsa ! upon by the parties. Water Boadies / Lakes.
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