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Kurram Agency Overview - Kurram Agency Legend !^! Toymela ! National Toi Mela ! Rekhmin Dhand !!! ! Durrani Durani Province ! Sobha Mala Sooha Mela Bughak Uhand ! ! Mirmai ! Bughak Gujarghuna Ghujarghunda ! ! ! Paiki ! Dinga Mela Dhand Hussain !! ! ! Ana Mela Khairwa Mela ! Darwekkai ! District Chrungo ! ! Khair-ud-din Watagh Shapoabad ! ! ! Chhapri Landi Ragha Mela Babi Kotkai Mela ! Shafu Kheradin ! ! Nari Khewas Mela Khan Shah ! ! ! ! Mandakai Gulab Mela ! Ad Mela ! Kas ! Mela Jiwan Shian Jabe Mela Kotkai Mandalai ! ! ! Ismail Mela Maikai ! Maikai RH Mela ! ! Kas ! Chapri Khalil Mela Mela ! ! ! Lali Mela Settlements Mullano Kili ! Mullano Kalai Kabuli Mela ! ! ! Zarnao Mela ! Cherai Gobazana Tutki Mela ! ! ! Gido ! Kambar ! Kotri Teri Ghundi Khel Chapri ! Chinanao ! ! Ali Rabuli Mela ! Maikai Kili Qliinanao Alizai Kili Chhapri Duparzai ! ! ! ! Kambar Ali Landikas ! Ali Mangal Sorai Mela Ali Kalai Azizo Mela Rest House Ganda Kili ! Ganda Kalai Luqman Kel Khanai ! ! Mangal ! ! ! Chhapri Kili Kotkai ! Khamzai ! Wasai Ali Kotkar Dargah Kili Luqman ! ! Bar Dap Mullah Mulla Post Kulalano Kili ! ! Darawai Landiwan ! Mangal ! Khel Bagh ! Bagh Administartive Boundaries Sursurang ! Karpachi Kulalano All Sheri ! Lar Dap ! ! Kaskai Kili ! Tarsi Kalai Tarsi Kili ! Karezgai Malana ! Karpachi Arghania Khunekai Kalai Ali Sheri ! ! Raju Karezgal ! Jalamzokot Kili ! Bara Darra Khunekal Fuladai Arghanja Kili ! ! Mela ! ! Khaurai ! ! Amad Shah Kali ! Daradar Haqdarra Yusuf Kili Yusuf Kalai ! Lara Darra Shinesar ! Dagoi Shalozan ! ! ! Alimanza ! Sahra Qubad Shah Khel Kili Tutkai Butkal ! ! Haqdara Sharma Khel Kili ! Qubad ! Shinesah ! Kalai Chine Daradar Dago Kili Shah Khel Shahji Khel International ! Sahra Zargiran Kili ! Nawe Kili Ghine Kili ! Kanake Kili ! ! Kili ! Tandar Nurkai Nawe Kili (1) ! Kili Lalmai ! Takai ! Dhandi ! ! ! Sangbast ! ! ! Tandur Tandur Gandao Roberts Bagh ! ! ! Ragha Shandigul Kili ! Zor Kili Mansur Bul Bulak Lewanai ! Dandar Bughara Kili Miru ! Dandarao ! Dandaryao Dilasa ! Dilasa Chani Khel Sawe Dandariao ! ! ! ! ! Kalai Kili Tajak Uchadarra Miru Sawe ! Raijinda Gosad Lala ! Lala Kalai ! Musa ! Wacha Darra Karweshnar Kili Hindu Kili Hinda Kili Kili Khan Sida Manro Kalai Bapano Bagh Khel ! Gosad Kili ! Shirgha Khel Kalai ! ! Darra Provincial Malangano Kili Manz ! Kili ! Soghar Tabai ! ! ! Landi Tangi ! Kalai Shirgha Khel Kili ! ! Tangi Sado Nawagai ! Bar Kili ! Khuda Parachinar ! Serak ! Sur ! ! ! Bughakai ! ! Parao Nazar Satdari Safdar ! ! Chamast ! Klaurai ! Sam Shpalai Tutkai ! Parao ! Tola Bghaki Chaghzai ! ! Kalai Kili Kili Kali ! ! Bughakal Zargarai Babbari Dand Kili Parachiner Mela Chaghzai Tutkay ! ! Landi Nare Kili ! Khamaseo Arghanjo Mela Shakara Tangi ! Gardai ! Garki ! Karakhal Upper Yusuf Mana ! ! Makhranai ! Arwaza ! Tor District ! Badama Ranguto Bagal Kara Khe ! ! Girdai ! Ghalo Khel Dopak Makhrand ! Nao Kara ! Ziarat ! ! ! Saiyid Ali Mela ! Tanorak Kili ! Gorahm Manro Ghuod Ahmad Ragal Mian Patai Zor Khel Tezana Kali Kirmani ! ! Katasang ! ! ! ! Kurram Ziarat Kili ! Piak ! ! ! Khatrezo Kinr Tangi ! Tala Kalai Nawe Kili ! Klamani Landai Tangi Sam Kimal Bazar ! ! Murghai Kili Nawe Kili (2) ! Koda Angurai ! Saidgi Sar ! Zor Kili Karpuran ! Aighanjanata Patai ! Gharbina Kili ! ! Kimal Kili ! Sarkot Tehsil Arghanjapatai Dand Parao Kili ! ! Bazar ! ! Yarda Mastu Khel Ghundakai Mekhakai (1) Khyber ! Dre Manrai ! Tupchan ! Tehsil Karda Kanda Kimal ! Goganai Bazar ! ! Bazar Kuni Kanrai ! Lalmai Kalai ! Lalmai Kili Kimal Damame Agency Saragulla ! ! Tsapparai ! Bazar (2) ! ! ! Dangila Shanda Wunai Zarghunar Awidarra Burgi ! ! ! Pakha Star Pata ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Burqi Burki Kot Miran Dilbeg Sawe ! ! ! ! Star Pala Mamuzai Alam Sher Masti Draspai Nur Din Zer Tangi ! ! Timar ! Pakha ! Haji ! ! Sara Khwa ! Malik Ghakhai ! Kharki ! Khand Line of control ! ! Khanchina Mela ! Khazina ! ! Narmai ! Ismail Khel ! ! Dadwaz ! Girdai ! ! ! ! Girdaghunai Baza Shinkai Sarpak Langar Pas Mela Haibato Pore Makhmanda ! Sham Kanre Dost Ali Kalai Dost ! ! Badha Khel ! Sha Wucha ! ! Mishrai ! ! Bazar Malli Kili Lat Kali Lat Kili ! ! ! Tabai ! Mela Sham Kahre Ali Aud Landai Gwaza Mela ! Takhtak Kalai Saiyid Feroz ! ! ! Tarmira ! ! ! Kili Totak Basu Nastikot Shalak Sadarai ! ! ! ! Japak Ghulamar ! Tap Kili Tapu ! Khel Mirza Khel Pakha Cherai Mishrai ! Mardan Bassu Kali ! Akbar Kili ! Kili ! Jalamzai Kili ! ! Ali Qasim Kili Musa Gul Kili ! Firoz ! ! Coastline Shingak Kili ! ! ! Daulat ! Tapu Kali Kili Tapu Kili Ali ! Nari Dindar Saiyid ! Nadir Khan Kili Khel Samana ! Takhte ! ! Sher Kili Khel ! Gul Kali ! Pakhar Nara Kili Kili Akbar Abdullah Kili ! Kharlachi Sarwekai Kili ! Kili Kili Ali Musa Khan Kali Alidad Rego ! ! ! Kunj Kili Shakh Kili ! ! ! Mirba Khel ! Shublah Gulandara Sarwekai Kalai Kanda Hakim Kambar Kili ! Kili Baze ! Tongai ! Shakh ! Bushahra Ghulam ! Shublan Akhkak ! ! Kili Ali Kili Alizai ! ! ! Mirza Khan Kili Arabi Ali Kili Alidad Kali ! Drewatakai ! Nani Kili Nani Kih ! ! ! Arabio ! ! Ghambil Kali Jalandhar ! ! Taghuna Hakim Kali Ghulam Husain Dandar Kili Mirza ! Kili ! Saiyid Ahmadzai ! Duparzai Sarwanai ! Dunga ! Manre China Nurullah Kili Kili ! Jalandar Lokhai Dungq Kili Miriam Kili Khan Kali Arabi Kili Raza Kili ! Shakarkot ! ! ! ! Aipai ! Amraizo Arkhai Kili ! Haidar Ali Kili Daya Roads Taida Haider Ali Kali Gharbina ! ! Malli Malli ! Tita Wela Wursi Kili ! Khel Zamdo ! Khai Tangi Wusi ! Margzai ! ! Mali Mela ! Ghoz Garhi Malli ! Muhammad Ali Kili Gidara Sher Khan Khel ! Malli ! ! ! Pakha Khel (2) Agra ! Khujali Mela Khel Gaodara Shudo ! Chinar ! Kharkai Kharkal ! Paila Chinai ! Sara Darra Primary Sultan ! Patal Kili Shakardarra ! Old Shakardarra Post Shakardara Mata Sangar ! ! ! Ghoz Takhtak ! Kotkai ! Gaodar Dappa Matasargar Garhi Pore Kanda Kili Amalkot ! (1) ! Gaodar ! Amarko ! Ghoz Garhi Ramaki Tari Kili ! Ghoz ! ! Lwara Mela ! ! Secondary Ramaki Kali Ramald Kili Latakai Karankha Garhi (2) ! ! Kalaya ! ! Hisar ! Ghoz Garhi Khazina ! Kalat Bar Mela Shaikhawa ! ! Sherjan ! ! ! Tandarah Sur ! Kili Sherjan ! Sultanai ! Sapo Nawe ! Lakki Ghaffar Dap ! Ghulam Tapu ! Kali Ghulam Qimato Wela Mahura ! Haidar Kili Shilandukai Haider Kali ! Hasan Ali Kili ! ! Shinalai Sare Panre ! ! Hassan Pisho Tandai ! Tertiary Bisatu ! Bissatu Ali Ghakhai Jaodarra ! Samo Kali ! Kili ! Jani Kot ! ! Tapakki Yakubi Sanda Kot ! Raja Kot ! Khara Shah Dargai ! ! Taralai ! Gham Kot Yaqubi Tarkhosam ! ! ! Shaikhana Shakhar Wam Shahbaz Sam ! ! Sursara ! ! ! ! Ibrahimzai ! River ! Gharbina Masuzai Sam ! Ghwai Ghara Shani Kot Amlok ! ! Kot Ghundai Karim ! Mir Beg ! Kotkai Sar Dad Kot ! ! Jurjurai ! Dawi ! Panre Karigaro Badama Gara Kili ! Stara Pakha ! ! Laki Kili ! Balish Khel Balesh Khel Lagharo Pakha ! ! Barizuna ! ! ! Audh Kapardap Tro ! Nijab Babro Pakha Kutizuna ! Sangina ! Sangira ! Said Dangar Spedar ! Water Bodies ! ! Gudu ! Mir Qasim ! Takhtai Ziarat ! Satin Pakhe Kili Wrusta Mela ! Banda ! Mir Bagh ! ! Aghalai ! Talpaka Pakhe Kili Sadda Chinar Kili ! Talai ! ! Gul Shah ! Kili ! ! Banda ! Tatang Kata Serai ! Ghwanza Orakzai Minjan ! ! Darra Dar Krumb ! ! Hissarak ! Gwazai ! Jaur ! Tindoh Tur Nazun Tur Naun Agency ! ! ! ! Tandai ! Samandar Kili Zangal Tatang Talpaka Mullah ! Pahlwan Kili ! Muhammad Khan Reshaka ! Pakha Kili Adu ! Bar Shin ! Kot ! Ghuliango Tandai ! ! Kili Panrai ! ! Bostan ! Mira Khan Kili ! ! Mirza ! ! ! Ut Mela Khan Kali Mazrina Shagai ! ! ! Bagharya Mirza Khan Kili Simar Kotha Spai ! Pate ! Karigaro Darra Lakanrai ! ! ! Mirzai Pacha Durrani Zangai Kili Sarmast Talpaka ! Baizadai Sara Garhi ! ! Panrai ! ! ! Sohbat Soi Darra Zayah ! Jabba ! Khan ! ! Jamal Guli Kang ! ! Kili ! Shobat Khan Shiri Panrai Shin Panrai Patma Darra Shah Bado Mela ! Gwakai Kili Warsak ! ! Andar Paya Star K!ili ! Saryara Kada ! ! Shashi Laghuno Tang ! Khao Mishtio ! Dand Muhammad Map Doc Name: ! Paila ! Kili Garhi Nawa Garhai Ahmad Shan Kili ! Ahmad Shah Kili ! Sweri Kili ! ! ! Star ! Khwaja Bagh Kotki ! ! Sarwai Kanrai Wam Indari Zarif ! Shamkhi ! Kili ! Payao ! Askalan Sherai Khula ! PAK721_Kurram Agency_L_A0_v1_20121108 Nur Hasan Khan Kot Murghan ! ! ! ! Ali ! ! Sara Tara Nur Hasan ! Ut Bakhtawar Dungai Kili ! Chana Darra ! Shaksham ! Muqam Ziarat Creation Date: ! Gaodara Sarkhawa Darra Sankllawa Darra Masul ! Jaossai ! Mawaz Khan Garhi 08 November 2012 ! ! ! Gidara Kharkai ! Dagi Tsappar Kurumbai NararaiManatwal ! Projection/Datum: WGS84 ! Mingak ManatwaNararai ! Iannat Khan Kili (2) ! Jalamai Zawa ! ! ! Jannat Khan ! Lundai Tabai Nominal Scale at A0 paper size: 1:108,500 Sorai Mela Kili ! ! ! ! Sudal Shahbaz Manatu Mandato Bagh ! Kili ! ! ! Arawali Inzarkai Khaurai ! Makhazai Shinak Kili Camp ! ! ! ! Shin Kamar Mir Ahmad Akbar Baizalai ! ! Tangi Khan Kumbai ! Bagh Kili ! ! Gurgurai ! Yigo Tangai Nararai ! Mandan ! Zaokai Liazai ! 0 5 10 15 ! Patai Hazir Pir Nararai Bazah ! Bagh-i-Surmai Ghurghurai Zara Mela ! Maran Shah Camp (1) Hazir Pir ! ! Gham Arawali ! Surmai ! ! ! kms ± Kot Mela Lalmai Tarkha ! ! ! ! Mandana Mir Khan Muzaffar Kot Jarana Mandan Pakha ! ! Baba Sahib Yasta Gardai ! Ziarat Manzakai ! Tara ! Central ! ! Khataka Map data sources: ! Kas Baliamin Mela ! Khataka Mela ! Bazgul Kili ! Terai Bilyamin ! Musa Kurram ! Maru Tauda China ! ! ! Paila Kili Kili Patai ! Tora Nizam GAUL, Logistics Cluster, NGA, OCHA, PCO Khel ! ! Baba Ziarat Chinarak Tehsil ! Sper Kot ! ! ! Chingai ! Kundolai Mosam ! ! Tarbatta Madur Pastawanai Shagai Munda ! ! Bangash Drainah Wurmegi ! Maduri Bangash ! Disclaimers: Manduri Bangash ! ! Maidani Muhammad ! The designations employed and the presentation of Ali Kili Mandarra ! ! ! Injarai Alizai Khaurai material on this
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