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Guidelines for Sensitive and Critical Areas

Guidelines for Sensitive and Critical Areas

Government of October 1997

Guidelines For Sensitive And Critical Areas

Contents Page

1. Context Of Guideline 2

2. Purpose 2

3. Basis of this Guideline 3 3.1 Principles 3 3.2 Protected Areas 3 3.2.1 Ecosystems 4 3.2.2 Archaeological Sites and Monuments 5

4. Approach To Ecosystems 5

4.1 The Importance Of Protection 5 4.2 Policies And Legislation 6 4.3 Notified Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan 7 4.4 Classification Of Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan 9 4.4.1 Wildlife Sanctuary 9 4.4.2 National Park 9 4.4.3 Game Reserves 10 4.5 Checklist Of Procedure For Environmental Assessment 10 5. Approach To Archaeological Sites and Monuments 11 5.1 The Importance Of Protection 11 5.2 Geological Sites In Pakistan 11

5.3 Notified Archaeological Sites and Monuments 11

5.4 Checklist Of Procedure For Environmental Assessment 12

6. List Of World Heritage Sites In Pakistan 13

7. References 13

Appendices Description Page

Appendix I List Of Notified Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan 14 Appendix II List Of Notified Protected Archaeological Sites And 23 Monuments In Pakistan Appendix III 1. Contacts for Ecosystems 53 2. Contacts for Archaeological Sites 3. List Of Key Contacts In Developing the Guidelines

1. CONTEXT OF GUIDELINES

This guideline is part of a package of regulations and guidelines which include:

• The Pakistan Environmental Ordinance 1997 • Policy and procedures for filing, review and approval of environmental assessments • Guidelines for the preparation and review of Environmental Reports • Guidelines for public participation • Guidelines for sensitive and critical areas • Pakistan environmental legislation and the National Environmental Quality Standards (NEQS) • Sectoral guidelines for Environmental Reports

This guideline should not be read on its own, but in the context of the overall package.

2. PURPOSE

The objective of the guideline is to provide guidance to project proponents and other stakeholders in the environmental assessment process, so that the proposed projects are planned and sited in a way that protects the values of sensitive and critical areas.

These guidelines will help proponents of projects requiring Environmental Reports:

• in identifying what are the officially notified protected areas in Pakistan. These may include critical ecosystems including wildlife reserves and forests, archaeological sites, monuments, buildings, antiquities, or cultural heritage sites; • if a proposed development is on a notified protected area or within the vicinity of such an area, then the approach detailed in this guideline should be adopted.

Sensitive ecosystems and archaeological sites and monuments are separately addressed, in Sections 4 and 5 respectively. Section 3 briefly discusses the formulation process of the guidelines and summarizes the important components of Sections 4 and 5.

The approach set out in this guideline will provide proponents and Review Authorities alike with a consistent and well defined process in facilitating decisions required to either prohibit or closely control development in protected areas.

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3. BASIS OF THIS GUIDELINE

3.1 Principles

The guiding principles in developing these guidelines are: • to help proponents identify “sensitive and critical” areas in Pakistan • upon identification of proposed development in a “sensitive and critical area” the Responsible Authority will seek that the proponents, and the relevant conservation authorities have engaged in a verifiable process of communication with each other which leads to a thorough investigation of likely impacts and alternatives for the project; and satisfies the relevant conservation authorities requirements.

The formulation of these guidelines has involved visiting a number of government departments as well as non-government agencies. Some of the key contacts are listed at the end of Appendix III. The guidelines have been developed with extensive consultation with the relevant conservation authorities (listed as primary contacts in Appendix III).

In addition, numerous research materials have been collected and compiled in developing this guideline. The references provided in Section 7 refer to these.

Despite the extensive consultation with experts and research material, the guidelines have deliberately been kept simple; so that the process is clear and easy to follow for the proponent, and Review Authorities as well. By keeping the guidelines simple the both proponent and Review Authority will need to rely heavily on the relevant specialists such as conservation authorities to provide assistance on specific technical issues.

3.2 Protected Areas

Protected areas are of crucial and growing importance. This is because properly managed protected areas are based on the establishment of a system which aims to: • safeguarding the earth’s precious biodiversity • protect outstanding areas of natural beauty, and • conserve areas of cultural significance.

In Pakistan there exists a system of protected areas for the protection of endangered species, habitats, ecosystems, archaeological sites, monuments, buildings, and other cultural heritage.

The threats to protected areas in Pakistan are commercial-industrial pressures including mining, logging, development projects, and mismanaged tourism.

Protected areas in Pakistan can be broadly categorized into two groups; they are:

1. ecosystems, and 2. archaeological and cultural sites.

These guidelines apply for development related to protected areas (also referred to as sensitive and critical areas), and have been formulated for two parallel approaches, with almost identical processes. The two approaches have been developed for:

A. Ecosystems (includes protected areas such as wildlife reserves, national parks, game

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reserves) B. Archaeological Sites, Monuments, Buildings And Cultural Heritage (includes world heritage listing)

Protected area notification and management is the responsibility of two distinct authorities who manage the above respective areas. These authorities whether federal or provincial, and dealing with ecosystems or cultural heritage, are referred to in this guideline as “the relevant conservation authority”.

Sections 4.5 and 5.4 provide the checklist of procedures for environmental assessment related to sensitive and critical areas.

3.2.1 Ecosystems

Protected areas help maintain the integrity and diversity of ecosystems, protect flora and fauna, and facilitate ecological processes such as water flows, soil regeneration, nutrient cycling and so on, which are vital for all life.

In Pakistan due to population pressures protected areas need to be managed with a sustainable balance of human populations. In our context the exclusion of human populations is not possible, and in fact could be non-humanitarian in some cases.

The balance between protection of species and meeting human needs is a delicate , and controversial issue which needs the careful consideration of the proponent, the relevant conservation authority, and the Review Authority.

The Secretary Forestry And Wildlife Department at the provincial level will be involved in the comment and recommendation for environmental assessments that are related to ecosystems. The proponent or consultant for a proposed development in a protected area will be required to contact the Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Departments in , , N.W.F.P, , AJK, or Northern Areas.

At the federal level the office of the Inspector General Forestry (IGF) will be the central and national coordinator for the Provincial Wildlife Departments in the Environmental Assessment Report review. The IGF office has ongoing responsibilities for policy formulation, implementation, embedding process, monitoring, technical assistance, and R&D assistance if required. Finally, the IGF will need to be involved to assist in any dispute between the provincial wildlife departments and the proponent/consultant which they cannot resolve between themselves.

The Environmental Assessment Report should not be finalised and submitted to the Responsible Authority (i.e. provincial EPA’s) until there is consultation with the provincial wildlife departments, and their comments and recommendations are taken into consideration as part of the mitigation and control measures.

These guidelines are expected to be included by the Federal IGF Office in the refinement of their current Forestry Master Plan for up to year 2017. The involvement of the provincial wildlife departments and Federal IGF in the Environmental Assessment Report review will become a critical part of the process for project review and approval, for development in or vicinity of protected ecosystems.

While the provincial wildlife conservation departments and the Federal IGF will provide this

Guidelines for Sensitive 4 October 1997 and Critical Areas technical and specialised expertise in the review process, the review of the environmental reports and the provision of any Environmental Approval will be undertaken by the responsible Authority, as provided for in the Act and elsewhere in the package.

3.2.2 Archaeological Sites and Monuments

The authorities to be consulted by the proponent are the provincial archaeological departments. In provinces where there is no government department of archaeology, there the Federal Director General Archaeology, will need to be consulted for developments related to archaeological sites, monuments, antiquities, cultural heritage, and world heritage listing sites. In provinces where there are archaeology departments the Federal Department of Archaeology will inform the provinces whether reference to them is necessary. Without this specialist input, comment and recommendations, the Environmental Report will not be acceptable to the EPA’s for approval.

4. APPROACH TO ECOSYSTEMS This section will deal specifically with critical ecosystems in Pakistan. In Pakistan there already exists an extensive list of officially notified protected ecosystems under various classifications. The approach taken in these guidelines is to concentrate on the protection of existing sites. While new sites will be notified through the provincial wildlife departments, it is also possible that a proponent or consultant may find a rare plant or animal species, or an important habitat, in a previously un-notified area. In such circumstances, the proponent or consultant should immediately notify the relevant conservation agency.

4.1 The Importance Of Protection Human beings, habitat, and culture are dependent on resources which include: 1. soil 2. water 3. trees, other vegetation, and grasses 4. wildlife (including fish, insects, and other living organisms). The above are key elements of an ecosystem and the survival of human beings depends on ecosystems. Wildlife is an expression of health of that ecosystem. Because wildlife is dependent on the same elements in the ecosystem as human beings it is therefor a vital link in the chain in the ecosystem to support human beings. The vegetation in the ecosystem is what sustains the wildlife directly and indirectly. The vegetation in turn is dependent on soil, and water. The first three elements above conserve wildlife. Animals are attracted to a particular ecosystem because there exist a set of conditions in that environment that will nourish and shelter wildlife. Thus wildlife is a component of the ecosystem whose health and well-being is safeguarded by the ecosystem. The wildlife in an ecosystem is in a way a report card on how well the first three major elements are being conserved as a means to protection of the ecosystem

The importance of protection of the notified protected areas of Pakistan stems from their particular value as an ecosystems with some specific biodiversity reserve. The biological diversity in a protected area is a precious natural resource which is essential to continued human existence. For example the principal food crops today were derived from wild species, and the Guidelines for Sensitive 5 October 1997 and Critical Areas existence of genetic variability in the form of wild relatives of domestic crops is the source for continued improvement in yield and resistance to disease or stressful changes in environmental conditions. Flora and fauna protection is necessary for the continued health of the environment we need to survive in. Healthy ecosystems provide the mechanism for the balance of nature. If we loose our flora, we will have uncontrolled erosion, less nitrogen fixing, more CO2, and worse greenhouse, etc. Wild plant and animal species are also of course sources of recreation and aesthetic pleasure; the responsibility for safeguarding the environment we share with them lies with us. In doing so we will act responsibly and leave a legacy behind for the generations to follow us. We have the opportunity today to modify previous patterns and take care of our common heritage.

4.2 Policies And Legislation In addition to maintaining biodiversity the proponent needs to be aware of the various environmental legislation and regulations for Pakistan. The comprehensive list is presented in a separate guideline referred to as the “Pakistan environmental legislation and the national Environmental Quality Standards (NEQS)”. There is no central legislation for wildlife . However, each province has its own laws covering protected areas. There are separate wildlife departments in the provinces that administer protected areas. For ecosystem protection the related legislation is listed in Table 1. It should be noted the above legislation consists of complicated, lengthy, and legal documentation. Logically, only the relevant conservation authorities are in a position to provide the proponent or consultant with the most appropriate technical, scientific, administrative, and regulatory assistance relating to the different legislations.

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Table 1: Legislation Related To Ecosystems In Pakistan

Type Authority Wildlife 1. Ordinance, 1959 Conservation 2. Sindh Wildlife Protection Ordinance, 1972 Protection 3. Punjab Wildlife Act, 1974 4. Balochistan Wildlife Protection Act, 1974 5. NWFP Wildlife Act, 1975 6. Wildlife Ordinance, 1980 7. Export and Control Order, 1982 Forest 1. Forests Act, 1927 Conservation 2. Punjab Forest Act, 1913 3. NWFP Hazara Forest Act, 1936 4. Punjab Plantation And Maintenance of Trees Act, 1974 5. Cutting of Trees (Prohibition) Act, 1975 6. NWFP Management of Protected Forests Rules, 1975 7. Balochistan, NWFP, Punjab, and Sindh Local Government Ordinances, 1979/80 8. NWFP Forest Development Corporation Ordinance, 1980 Land Use 1. Punjab Soil Reclamation Act, 1952 2. Balochistan, NWFP, Punjab and Sindh local Government Ordinances, 1979/80 Fisheries 1. West Pakistan Fisheries Ordinance, 1961 2. Balochistan Sea-Fisheries Ordinance’ 1970 3. NWFP Fisheries Rules’ 1976 4. Territorial waters and Maritime Zones Act’ 1976

4.3 Notified Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan

The in the past years has taken some concrete steps to preserve, conserve, and manage our national heritage; fauna and vegetation through the establishment of protected areas. This is being done through legislation, scientific research, and education. In all the four provinces there are statutes that provide for creation and management of National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, and Game Reserves. Although the present system of protected areas in Pakistan has a lot of room for improvement, Guidelines for Sensitive 7 October 1997 and Critical Areas however the system has allowed large areas in a variety of Eco-types to be set aside for conservation. In the Wildlife Act of Punjab, declaration of Private Game Reserves over private lands has been provided for protection and management. There are reports1 that such action by the State in the recent past has already started paying dividends; and increase in wildlife is visible.

A list of protected ecosystems of Pakistan can be obtained from the National Council for Conservation, or alternatively from the office of the Inspector General Forestry (IGF) Office. A provisional copy is provided as an attachment to this guideline, see Appendix I. This list is was updated in April 1997.

Up to date copies of this protected area list should be sought by the proponent to avoid confusion at any later stage in development; as it is an on-going process to bring new/critical ecosystem within official notification. For this reason contact with the relevant Provincial or Federal Forestry and Wildlife Department should be sought by the proponent early during the feasibility/conceptual stage of project development. Table 2 provides an overall summary of the protected ecosystems in Pakistan which is based on the data on notified protected ecosystems in Appendix I.

Table 2: Pakistan Protected Ecosystem Data

Total area under conservation in Pakistan (TCA): 7,661,784 ha This represents 9.53% of the total land area of Pakistan (803,940 sq. km)

National Wild Life Game Unclassified Parks Sanctuaries Reserves Number of 14 98 89 17 Protected Areas

Area/category 1,411,860 ha 2,780,993 ha 3,466,462 ha 2,469 ha Average size 94,124 ha 28,377 ha 38,949 ha 145 ha % of TCA 18.43 % 36.30 % 45.24 % 0.03 % % of TLA 1.76 % 3.46 % 4.31 % 0.00 %

Information generated: 5/1/1997 Information source: National Council for Conservation

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4.4 Classification Of Ecosystems In Pakistan The official classification of notified protected ecosystem in Pakistan consists of the categories already shown in Table 2. They include: Wildlife Sanctuaries, National Parks, and Game Reserves. In addition there are protected forests, reserved forests, village forests/guzara forests, state forests, and range lands. The relevant conservation authority will supply information on these areas to the proponent or consultant. 4.4.1 Wildlife Sanctuary The main features of a wildlife sanctuary include: • undisturbed breeding ground • prohibited or regulated public areas • non-exploitation of forest. The government rules pertaining to wildlife sanctuaries require either prohibition or control of the following variables: a) entry or residence, b) cultivate any land c) damage or destroy any vegetation, d) hunt, kill or capture any wild animal or fire any gun or other firearm within three miles of the boundaries or, e) introduce any domestic species of animal or plant, f) introduce any domestic animal or allow it to stray, g) cause any fir, or pollute water. The level of control will vary for different reserves; the only logical contact to elaborate on this matter will be the relevant provincial forestry and wildlife department. The Government may, by notification in the official gazette, declare any area to be a wildlife sanctuary and may demarcate it in a manner as it sees fit. The government may also for scientific purposes, aesthetic enjoyment, or for betterment of scenery authorize the doing away with the above mentioned regulations. 4.4.2 National Park Some of the key features of the national park classification include: • protection and preservation of scenery, flora and fauna in its natural state • an area of outstanding scenic merit and natural interest. The following acts are prohibited in a national park: a) hunting, shooting, trapping, killing or capturing of any wild animal in a national park or within three miles radius of its boundary; b) firing any gun or doing any other act which may disturb any animal or bird or doing any act which interferes with the breeding places; c) felling, tapping, burning or in any way damaging or destroying, taking, collecting or removing any plant or tree there-from;

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d) clearing or breaking up any land for cultivation, mining or for any other purpose; e) polluting water flowing in and through the national park: Once an area is identified the specific rules pertaining to that area should be sought from the provincial forestry and wildlife department. 4.4.3 Game reserves The Government may declare any area to be a game reserve where hunting and shooting of wild animals is not be allowed; expect under a special permit, which may specify the maximum number of animals or birds that may be killed or captured in the area and the duration for which such a permits will be valid. 4.5 Checklist Of Procedures For Environmental Assessment In planning and siting a project the proponent needs to focus on being sensitive to the particular values of the relevant ecosystem. Prior to any Environmental Approval being granted by the Responsible Authority, the following steps should be undertaken: 1. First of all the proponent should identify whether the site for the proposed development is within the precincts of a protected ecosystem. For this the proponent should refer to Appendix I. This list was last updated in April 1997. If the proposed site is not located in a notified area, and there are no apparent ecological or cultural values associated with the site, take no further action. 2. If the proponent, or consultant identifies an ecological site that appears to be of importance, but the site is not listed, they should discuss the site with the relevant conservation authority. 3. If the site falls within the boundaries of a protected ecosystem the relevant conservation authority in each province should be contacted for advice about the extent to which development may be allowed, and with what conditions (see Appendix III for contacts). Certain protected areas may have total prohibition of development while others may allow controlled development. 4. The relevant conservation authority should inform the Responsible Authority of their assessment of the significance of the likely impacts of the proposed development early in the process in order for the Responsible Authority to determine the level of documentation required. The Provincial EPA’s will then be in a position to review the level of reporting required in light of the advice from the conservation authorities. 5. In the review of the Environmental Report, the Responsible Authority will liase with the Conservation Authority to ensure that impacts and mitigation measures detailed in the Environmental Report are well based, and to frame Environmental Approval conditions which protect the values of the listed area.

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5. APPROACH TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND MONUMENTS 5.1 The Importance of Protection This section will deal specifically with archaeological sites, monuments, buildings, and cultural heritage sites in Pakistan. In Pakistan there already exists an extensive list of officially notified protected archaeological sites and monuments under the Antiquities Act 1975. The approach taken in developing these guidelines is to concentrate on the protection of the existing sites. New sites may also be notified through the federal or provincial archaeology departments. If a proponent or consultant comes across an archaeological find he must immediately notify the department. The proponent needs to be aware of the various environmental legislation and regulations for Pakistan. The comprehensive list is presented in a separate guideline referred to as the “Pakistan environmental legislation and the national Environmental Quality Standards (NEQS)”. Archaeological sites and monuments are specifically protected by the Antiquities Act 1975. 5.2 Geological Sites In Pakistan There are no officially notified or protected geological sites in Pakistan. However if there are any significant fossil finds during the course of development of a site the Federal Director General for the Museum of Natural History should be consulted. 5.3 Notified Archaeological Sites and Monuments A list of protected archaeological sites, monuments, buildings and cultural heritage sites in Pakistan can be obtained from the Director General Federal Archaeology Department GOP. Appendix provides the current most up to date list.* * This list is a 1996 Publication by the Pakistan Heritage Society - and has been prepared by Mr. M. Rafique Mughal. The Federal Department of Archaeology maintains a master register containing basic and vital information on the protected monuments and sites including full measurements of the protected area, description, location and Government Notification number with date of protection. The Central directorate general of Archaeology has a separate list which is continuously updated as and when new sites are declared as protected. Since 1985, the Provincial governments have created their own departments of Archaeology and have been listing monuments as “Special Premises” in the Punjab and “Protected Heritage” in the Province of Sindh. The N.W.F.P government has not yet enacted laws governing archaeological and historical sites in the province, although they have created their own Department of Archaeology and are engaged in excavations of sites. Baluchistan does not have a department of archaeology. In Pakistan at present there are 387 notified sites which are covered by Federal Antiquities Act (see Table 3). In addition Punjab government has some 200 notified sites. alone has over 200 buildings declared as “Protected Heritage” by the . Up to date copies of this protected area list should be sought by the proponent/consultant to avoid confusion at any later stage in development; as it is an on-going process to bring new sites within official notification. For this reason contact with the relevant Provincial or Federal Department of Archaeology should be sought by the proponent/consultant early during the feasibility/conceptual stage of project development. Table 3 provides an overall summary of the protected antiquities under the Antiquities Act, 1975. Table 3: Summary Of Protected Antiquities

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Province Total number of Monuments Total number of and Sites Monuments and Sites Under Under Provincial Government Federal Government Sindh 211 126 Punjab 233 149 Balochistan 27 N.W.F.P & 87 Northern Areas Total 444 389

5.4 Checklist Of Procedures For Environmental Assessment Prior to any Environmental Approval being granted by the Responsible Authority, the following steps should be undertaken: 1. First of all the proponent should identify whether the site for the proposed development is within the precincts, or 200 feet, of a protected archaeological site or monument. For this the proponent should refer to Appendix II. If the proposed site is not located in a notified area, and there are no apparent archaeological values associated with the site, take no further action. 2. If the proponent, or consultant, identifies an archaeological site that appears to be of importance, but the site is not listed, they should discuss the site with the relevant conservation authority. 3. If the site falls within the boundaries of a protected archaeological site or monument, then depending on its classification the relevant conservation authority will determine the level of development allowable, and the applicable conditions (see Appendix III for contacts). Certain protected areas may have total prohibition of development while others may allow controlled development. 4. The relevant conservation authority should inform the Responsible Authority of their assessment of the significance of likely impacts of the proposed development early in the process in order for the Responsible Authority to determine the level of documentation required.The Provincial EPA’s will then be in a position to review the level of reporting required in light of the advice from the archaeology department. 5. In the review of the Environmental Report, the Responsible Authority will liase with the relevant conservation authority to ensure that impacts and mitigation measures detailed in the Environmental Report are well based, and to frame Environmental Approval conditions which protect the values of the listed area.

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6. LIST OF WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN PAKISTAN The list of world heritage sites in Pakistan consists of: 1. Taxilla 2. Mohanjodaro 3. Takhti Bhai 4. Old Fort Lahore 5. Shalimar Garden Lahore 6. Makli Hill (graveyard with monuments)

7 REFERENCES 1. “Development of Protected Area System in Pakistan in Terms of Representative Coverage Eco-Types”; Aziz Aslam Khan, Punjab Wildlife Department government of Punjab. 2. “Protected Areas Management Project” (parts of final draft) WWF 1997 3. “Protected Archaeological Sites and Monuments in Pakistan” M R Mughal, Pakistan Heritage Society, 1996 4. “List of Immovable Antiquities (Monuments and Sites) Protected under the Antiquities Act” Department of Archaeology & Museums, GOP 5. “Antiquities Act 1975” GOP 6. “Pakistan Policies, Institutions, and the Environment” Agriculture and Natural Resource Division, 1996 7. “ Regional Action Plan” IUCN/CNPPA South Asia 1996 8. “Ecological & Resource Survey for Forest Conservation in Pakistan” WWF, Pakistan 1993 9. “Environmental Profile of Pakistan” Najib Murtaza; Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund of Japan (OECF) Vol. I & II 1992.

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Appendix I

List Of Notified Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan

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Protected Area management Project: Pakistan Protected Areas List

Protected Area Name IUNC Category Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

AJK

Hillan ? 423 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded N/A Machiara ? 13,537 ha National Park 1982 34/31 - 34/34 N.73/32 - 73/39 HMT Moji ? 3861 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded HMT Mon Said ? 243 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded N/A Phala/Kuthnar ? 324 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded N/A Qazi Nag ? 4,832 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded N/A Salkhala IV 810 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded HMT Vatala ? 450 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not recorded N/A

Total number of Protected Areas for AJK: 8 Total area conserved: 24,480 ha. Average Protected Area size: 3,060.00 ha.

Balochistan (Haft Talar) ? Not recorded Unclassified ? 25/17 N. 63/50 E. N/A Bund Khush Dil Khan ? 1,296 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1982 30/36 N. 66/45 E. N/A Buzi Makola IV 145,101 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Chagai-Seistan Desert ? Not recorded Unclassified ? 29/18 N. 64/44 E. N/A Chorani IV 19,433 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Dhrun II 167,700 ha National Park 1988 Not Recorded N/A Dureji IV 178259 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Ghurnzadi VIII 6,649 ha Game Reserve 1987 33/22 - 33/25 N. 71/03 - 71/15 N/A Gogi ? 7,773 ha Game Reserve 1962 Not Recorded N/A Goth Raisani Game Reserve ? Not recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Gut IV 165,992 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1983 Not Recorded N/A Hazar Ganji-Chittan V 15,555 ha National Park 1980 29/59 - 30/09 N. 66/24 - 66/54 N/A Hingot II 165,004 ha National Park 1988 Not Recorded N/A Jawani Beaches ? Not recorded Unclassieied ? 25/02 N. 61/45 E. N/A Kachai marai VIII 6,143 ha Game Reserve 1984 33/34 - 33/41 N. 71/09 - 71/17 N/A Kachau IV 21,660 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Kambran ? 211,433 ha Game Reserve 1983 Not Recorded N/A Karkhasa ? 4,049 ha Game Reserve ? Not Recorded N/A Kho-e-Geish IV 24,356 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1969 Not Recorded N/A Khurkhera IV 18,345 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Kolwah Kap IV 33,198 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 26/02 N 64/39 E. N/A Guidelines for Sensitive 15 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Maslakh IV 46,559 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1968 29/55 N. 66/30 E. N/A Nasirabad Area ? Not recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Ormara beaches ? Not recorded Unclassified ? 25/13 N. 64/40 E. N/A *(RS) denotes: Ramsar Site, (WHS) denotes: World Heritage Site

Protected Area management Project: Pakistan Protected Areas List

Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Pasni Coastline ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? 25/15 N. 63/28 E. N/A Raghai Rakhshan IV 125,425 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1971 27/20 N. 65/20 E. N/A Ras Koh IV 99,498 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1962 28/50 N. 65/06 E. Sasnamana IV 6,607 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1971 Not Recorded N/A Serajabad Game Reserve ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Shashan IV 29,555 ha Willife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Shinawari VIII 5,360 ha Game Reserve 1974 33/29 - 33/25 N. 70/44 - 70/49 N/A Wam ? 10,364 ha Game Reserve 1962 30/27 N. 67/43 E. N/A Zangi Nawar ? 1,060 ha Game Reserve 1982 29/27 N. 65/47 E. N/A Zawar Khan ? 3,887 ha Game Reserve 1963 Not Recorded N/A juniper IV 37,247 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1971 30/24 N. 67/44 E. N/A

Total number of Protected Areas for Balochistan: 35 Total area conserved: 1,775,508 ha. Average Protected Area size: 44,500.23 ha.

Federal Territory Islamabad ? 69,800 ha Game Reserve 1980 33/43 N. 73/05 E. Islamabad IV 7,000 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1980 34/43 N. 73/05 E. V 17,386 ha National Park 1980 33/48 N. 73/10 E. N/A

Total number of Protected Areas for Federal Territory: 3 Total area conserved: 94,186 ha. Averave Protected Area size: 31,395.33 ha.

NWFP Agram Basti IV 29,866 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1983 36/06 - 36/19 N. 71/25 - 71/38 N/A Ayubia V 1,684 ha National Park 1984 34/01 - 34/03 N. 73/22 - 73/27 N/A Bagra VIII 2,560 ha Game Reserve 1986 33/56 - 33/59 N. 73/00 - 73/05 N/A Bilyamin VIII 7,090 ha Game Reserve 1974 33/28 - 33/31 N. 71/11 - 71/19 N/A Borraka IV 2,205 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1976 33/13 - 33/33 N. 71/11 - 71/19 N/A Gol II 7,750 ha National Park 1984 33/51 - 33/56 N. 71/38 - 71/46 N/A Guidelines for Sensitive 16 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Darmalak VIII 9,788 ha Game Reserve 1987 33/24 - 33/27 N. 71/06 - 71/19 N/A Drosh Gol VIII 2,060 ha Game Reserve 1979 35/30 - 35/32 N. 71/48 - 71/51 N/A Gehrait Gol VIII 4,800 ha Game Reserve 1979 35/40 - 35/46 N. 71/45 - 71/53 N/A Ghoranzadi ? 6,649 ha Game Reserve 1987 Not Recorded

Protected Area management Project: Pakistan Protected Areas List

Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Goleen Gol VIII 49,750 ha Game Reserve 1982 33/49 - 34/17 N. 71/57 - 72/21 N/A Jabbar VIII 13,288 ha Game Reserve 1987 33/32 - 33/37 N. 71/47 - 71/55 N/A Kacha Marai ? 5,300 ha Game Reserve 1984 Not Recorded Kandar Dam VIII 251 ha Unassigned (RW) 1976 Not Recorded N/A Kheshki Reservior VIII 263 ha Unassigned (RW) 1976 Not Recorded N/A Makhnial VIII 4,148 ha Game Reserve 1977 33/46 - 35/49 n. 73/03 - 73/09 N/A Malugul Dhand VIII 405 ha Unassigned (RW) 1976 Not Recorded N/A Manglot IV 715 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1976 Not Recorded N/A Manshi IV 2,321 ha Game Reserve 1977 34/41 n. 73/25 e. N/A Maraiwan VIII 5,300 ha Game Reserve 1984 Not Recorded N/A Nizampur VIII 780 ha Game Reserve 1976 33/44 - 33/46 N. 71/59 - 72/02 N/A Purit Gol/Chitral Chinar Gol VIII 6,446 ha Game Reserve 1979 35/27 - 35/35 N. 71/51 - 71/55 N/A Qalandar Abad VIII 8,490 ha Game Reserve 1980 33/56 - 33/59 N. 71/12 - 73/17 N/A Rakh Sardaran VIII 4,200 ha Game Reserve 1986 33/54 - 34/01 N. 72/44 - 72/51 N/A Rakh Topi VIII 17,600 ha Game Reserve 1984 33/03 - 33/17 N. 71/35 - 71/45 N/A Resi/Toibanda VIII 5,908 ha Game Reserve 1976 33/23 - 33/29 N. 71/47 - 71/54 N/A Sewagali VIII 1,820 ha Game Reserve 1984 34/43 - 34/47 N. 71/12 - 72/16 N/A Sheikh Buddin IV 15,540 ha National Park 1993 32/15 - 32/25 N. 70/45 - 71/10 N/A Shekwaki-Chukhtoo VIII 11,379 ha Game Reserve 1987 33/15 - 33/20 N. 71/17 - 71/30 N/A Shina-Wari Chapri ? 1,000 ha Game Reserve 1974 Not Recorded N/A Sudham VIII 11,500 ha Game Reserve 1984 34/20 - 34/27 N. 72/06 - 72/20 VIII 405 ha Game Reserve ? Not Recorded N/A Ten/lsak Khumari VIII 18,966 ha Game Reserve 1987 33/14 - 33/21 N. 70/53 - 71/07 N/A Thanadarwala VIII 4,050 ha Game Reserve 1976 32/14 - 32/18 N. 70/44 - 70/53 N/A Toshi VIII 1,545 ha Game Reserve 1979 35/56 - 35/59 N. 72/25 - 72/39 N/A Totalai VIII 17,000 ha Game Reserve 1984 34/09 - 34/21 N. 72/25 - 72/39 N/A Zarkani VIII 12,800 ha Game Reserve 1994 31/44 - 31/57 N. 70/11 - 70/21 N/A

Total number of Protected Areas for NWFP: 37 Total area conserved: 295,442 ha. AvargeProtected Area size: 7,984.92 ha. Guidelines for Sensitive 17 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Northern Areas

Askor Nallah ? 12,955 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded N/A

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Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Astore IV 41,472 ha Wildlife Santuary 1975 35/22 N. 74/52 E. N/A Baltistan IV 41,457 ha Wildlife Santuary 1975 Not Recorded N/A Central Karakoram ? Not Recorded National Park 1995 Not Recorded N/A Chassi/Baushdar ? 37,053 ha Game Reserve 1975 36/13 N. 72/41 E. N/A Danyor Nallah ? 44,308 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded N/A Deosai Plains ? 362,600 ha National Park/Nature 1993 ? 35/10 N. 75/50 E. N/A Handrap Shandhoor ? 51,800 ha National Park/Nature 1993 ? Not Recorded N/A Kargah IV 44,308 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1975 35/56 N. 74/13 E. N/A Khunjerab II 226,913 ha National Parkl 1975 36/52 N. 75/27 E. N/A Kilik/Mintaka ? 65,036 ha Game Reserve 1975 37/04 N. 74/42 E. Naltar IV 27,206 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1975 36/07 N. 74/14 E. Nar/Ghoro Nallah ? 7,255 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded Nazbar Nallah ? 33,425 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded Pakora ? 7,515 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded Satpara IV 31,093 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1975 35/17 N. 75/38 E. Sher Qullah ? 16,824 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded Tangir ? 14,251 ha Game Reserve 1975 Not Recorded

Total number of Protected Areas for Northen Areas: 18 Total area conserved: 1,065,489 ha. Average Protected Areas size : 59,193.83 ha.

Punjab

Abbasia Reserve Forest ? 2,731 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1979 Not Recorded R. F. Plantation ? 547 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1978 29/23 N. 71/39 E. Bajwat IV 5,795 ha Game Reserve 1964 Not Recorded Bhagat Reserve Forest ? 251 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded Forest Plantation ? 2,124 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 31/37 N. 71/03 E. Bheni ? 2,068 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1983 Not Recorded Bhon Fazil ? 1,062 ha Game Reserve 1978 Not Recorded Guidelines for Sensitive 18 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Chak katora Reserve Forest ? 535 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1990 Not Recorded Chak Reserve Forest ? 2,158 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded Plantation ? 5,063 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 31/05 N. 73/59 E. IV 33,082 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1974 32/27 N. 71/19 E.

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Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Chashma Lake VIII Not Recorded Unclassified ? 32/27 N. 71/19 E. Chaupalia ? 9,857 ha Game Reserve 1960 Not Recorded Forest Plantation ? 4,666 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 30/32 N. 72/42 E. Chinji II 6,070 ha National Park 1978 32/42 N. 72/22 E. Cholistan IV 660,921 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1981 29/59 N. 73/16 E. Cholistan ? 2,032,6 ha Game Reserve 1974 29/23 N. 71/39 E. Chumbi-Surla IV 55,943 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1978 32/50 N. 72/46 E. Daluana ? 2,314 ha Game Reserve 1979 Not Recorded Daman Reserve Forest ? 2,270 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded Daphar Reserve Forest IV 2,897 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1978 32/24 N. 73/08 E. Depalpur Plantation ? 2,928 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 30/40 N. 73/39 E. Diljabba-Domeli ? 118,101 ha Game Reserve 1972 Not Recorded Fateh Major Forest Plantation ? 1,255 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 Not Recorded Gatwala ? 5,883 ha Game Reserve 1978 Not Recorded Hamot Reserve Forest ? 889 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1990 Not Recorded Head /Chak Kotora ? 3,132 ha Game Reserve 1978 29/49 N. 72/33 E. WL Head Qadirabad ? 2,850 ha Game Reserve 1978 32/18 N. 73/29 E. Inayat Reserve Forest ? 4,211 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Indo/Pak Border Belt ? Not Recorded Game Reserve 1980 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Jalalpur Lake ? 42 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1993 32/32 N. 72/14 E. STSF. WL Jalalpur Sharif Forest ? 2,263 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1991 32/41 N. 73/32 E. STSF Reserve Forest ? 399 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1990 32/17 N. 72/21 E. TTF. Sandy Kala Chitta ? 132,605 ha Game Reserve 1983 33/40 N. 72/20 E. STSF Game Reserve ? 1,550 ha Unclassified 1966 34/04 N. 71/36 E. N/A Kamalia Plantation ? 4,396 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1971 30/43 N. 72/43 E. TTF. Sandy Kathar ? 1,141 ha Game Reserve 1978 33/45 N. 73/07 E. SBLF Khabbeke Lake IV 285 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1967 32/37 N. 72/14 E. STSF Plantation ? 7,217 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 30/18 N. 71/56 E. TTF Kharar lake IV 235 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1971 30/52 N. 73/13 E. TTF Kheri Murat ? 5,616 ha Game Reserve 1964 Not Recorded STSF Guidelines for Sensitive 19 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Kot Zabzal ? 10,117 ha Game Reserve 1978 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Kotla issan Reserve Forest ? 2,178 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1990 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Kundal Rakh ? 2,999 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded STSF plantation ? 7,800 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 32/27 N. 71/29 E. TTF. Sandy

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Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat lai Suhanra V 51,588 ha National Prak (WHS) 1972 29/21 N. 71/58 E. TTF lohi Bher Forest ? 887 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1993 33/43 N. 73/05 E. STSF Machu Plantation ? 4,109 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Miranpur Reserve Forest ? 768 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Mitha Tiwana Plantation ? 1,116 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 Not Recorded TTF lake ? 482 ha Game Reserve 1970 32/40 N. 71/49 E. TTF.WL Pirawala kikarwala ? 506 ha Game Reserve 1978 30/21 N. 72/02 E. N/A Qadirabad Head Works ? 2,849 ha Game Reserve 1978 32/18 N. 73/29 E. TTF.WL Rahri Bungalow ? 5,463 ha Game Reserve 1978 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Rajan Shah Plantation ? 2,110 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1986 Not Recorded TTF. Sandy Rakh Ghulaman ? 4,356 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1989 Not Recorded TTF Rasool Barrage IV 1,138 ha Game Reserve 1974 32/42 N. 73/33 E. TTF.WL Shorkot Forest Plantation ? 4,079 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1990 30/50 N. 72/04 E. TTF Sodhi IV 5,817 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1983 32/35 N. 72/17 E. STSF IV 6,566 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 30/42 N. 70/46 E. TTF.WL Tehra Plantation ? 339 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1978 Not Recorded TTF Thal ? 71,275 ha Game Reserve 1978 33/22 N. 70/33 E. TTF. Sandy Ucchali lake ? 942 ha Game Reserve 1991 32/36 N. 72/13 E. STSF.WL Wathar Reserve Forest ? 1,874 ha Wildlife Sanctuary ? Not Recorded TTF. Sandy

Total number of Protected Areas for Punjab: 64 Total area conserved: 3,317,535 ha. Average Protected Area size: 51,833.64 ha.

Sindh

Bijoro Chach IV 121 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Cut Munarki Chach IV 405 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Deh Akro/Nara Canal ? 20,000 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1995? 27/42 N. 68/52 E. N/A Deh jangisar ? 314 ha Game Reserve 1965 Not Recorded N/A Deh Khalifa ? 429 ha Game Reserve 1965 Not Recorded N/A Guidelines for Sensitive 20 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Deh Sahib Saman ? 349 ha Game Reserve 1966 Not Recorded N/A Dhoung Block IV 2,098 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Dograyon lake IV 648 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1978 Not Recorded N/A Dosu Forest ? 2,312 ha Game Reserve 1973 Not Recorded N/A

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Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Drigh Lake IV 164 ha Wildlife Sanctuary(RW) 1972 Not Recorded N/A Ghamot ? 27,283 ha Game Reserve 1982 Not Recorded N/A Ghondak Dhoro IV 31 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Gullel Khon IV 40 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Gulsher Dhand IV 24 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Hab Dam IV 27,219 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 25/05 N. 67/00 E. N/A IV 1,321 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 24/50 N. 67/53 E. N/A Hala ? 954 ha Game Reserve 1965 25/48 N. 68/25 E. N/A IV 1,704 ha Wildlife Sanctuary(RW) 1977 24/49 N. 67/44 E. N/A Hawks Bay/Sandspit Beaches IV 324 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Hilaya IV 324 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded ? 44,200 ha Game Reserve 1974 28/24 N. 69/45 E. N/A Keti Bunder South IV 8,948 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 24/08 N. 67/27 E. N/A Keti Bunder North IV 23,040 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 24/08 N. 67/27 E. N/A Khadi IV 81 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Game Reserve ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? 27/32N . 68/47 E. Khanpur ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Khat Dhoro IV 11 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Khipro ? 3,885 ha Game Reserve ? 25/49 N. 69/21 E. N/A Kinjhar (Kain) Lake IV 13,468 ha Wildlife Sanctuary(RW) 1977 29/54 N. 70/57 E. N/A Kirtha II 308,733 ha National Park 1974 25/44 - 27/15 N. 67/10.E N/A Kot dinghano IV 30 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Lakht IV 101 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 26/36 N. 67/53 E. N/A Langh (lungh) Lake ? 19 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 27/30 N. 68/03 E. N/A Mahal Kohistan IV 70,577 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1972 Not Recorded N/A Mejiran IV 24 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Mando Dero ? 1,234 ha Game Reserve 1972 Not Recorded N/A marho kohn IV 162 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Miani Dhand IV 57 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 25/27 N. 68/23 E. N/A Mirpur Sakro ? 777 ha Game Reserve 1965 24/32 N. 67/38 E. N/A Guidelines for Sensitive 21 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Mubahat Dero IV 16 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Munarki IV 12 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Nara ? 109,966 ha Game Reserve 1962 27/42 N. 68/52 E. N/A Nara Desert IV 223,590 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1980 Not Recorded N/A

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Protected Area Name IUNC Cagegory Area(ha) Classification* Notification Date Coordinates Habitat

Norang IV 243 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Pai ? 1,969 ha Game Reserve 1976 Not Recorded N/A Mahfooz Game Resever ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Pir Pagara Game Rrsever ? Not Recorded Unclassified ? Not Recorded N/A Runn of Kutch IV 320,463 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1980 Not Recorded N/A Sadnani IV 84 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Samno Dhand IV 23 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Shah Lanko IV 61 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1977 Not Recorded N/A Surjan,Sumbak,Eri & Hothiano ? 40,632 ha Game Reserve 1976 25/25 N. 67/55 E. N/A Takkar IV 43,513 ha Wildlife Sanctuary 1968 27/15 N. 68/49 E. N/A Tando Matha Khan ? 5,343 ha Game Reserve ? Not Recorded N/A

Total number of Protected Areas for Pakistan and AJK :219 Total area conserved: 7,661,784 ha. Average Protected area size : 34,985.32 ha.

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List Of Notified Protected Ecosystems In Pakistan Appendix II

I

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND MONUMENTS IN SINDH PROVINCE PROTECTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (Uunder the Antiquities Act 1975)

Badin District 1. Runs of old city at , Badin 2. Tomb of Yar Khan and its adjoining Masjid near khudabad, Dadu. 3. Jami Masjid, Khudabad, Dadu. 4. Rani Fort Kot, Dadu. 5. Amri, Mounds, Dadu. 6. Lakhomir-ji-Mari, Deh Nang opposite Police outpost, Sehwan, Dadu. 7. Damb Buthi, Deh Narpirar at the source of the pirari (spring), south of Jhangara, Sehwan, Dadu. 8. Piyaroli Mari, Deh Shouk near pir Gaji Shah, Johi, Dadu. 9. Ali Murad village mounds, Deh Bahlil Shah, Johi, Dadu. 10. Nasumji Buthi, Deh Karchat Mahal, Kohistan, Dadu. 11. Kohtrass Buthi, Deh Karchat about 8 miles south-west of village of Karchat on road from Thana Bula Khan to Taung, Dadu. 12. Othamjo Buthi Deh Karchat or river Baran on the way from the Arabjo Thano to Wahi village north-west of Bachani sandhi, Mahal, Kohistan, Dadu. 13. Lohamjodaro, Deh Palha at a distance of 30 chains from Railway Station but not within railway limits, Dadu. 14. Pandhi Wahi village mounds, Deh Wahi, Johi, Dadu. 15. Sehwan Fort, Sehwan, Dadu. 16. Ancient Mound, Deh Wahi Pandhi, Johi, Dadu. 17 Ancient Mound, Deh Wahi Pandhi, Johi, Dadu.

Hyderabad District

18. Tomb of Ghulam Shah Kalhora, . 19. Boundary Wall of Pucca Fort, Hyderabad. 20. Old office of Mirs, Hyderabad Fort, Hyderabad. 21. Tajar (Treasury) of Mirs, Hyderabad Fort, Hyderabad. 22. Tomb of Ghulam Nabi Khan Kalhora, Hyderabad. 23. Buddhist Stupa, (Guja) a few miles from , Hyderabad. 24. Haram of Mirs, Hyderabad. 25. Enclosure containing Tombs of Talpur Mirs, Hyderabad. 26. Tower (Now used as water tank), Hyderabad Fort, Hyderabad. 27. Two and a Tomb, Tando Fazal, Hyderabad. 28. Tomb of Sarfaraz Khan Kalhora, Hyderabad.

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29. Nasar-ji- , Mohalla Jhambhas, Nasarpur, Hyderabad. 30. Kiraiji Masjid, Mohalla Misri, Nasarpur, Hyderabad. 31. Mai Khairiji Masjid, Mohalla Memon, Hyderabad. 32. Mosque of Mirs, Hyderabad, ward “E”, Hyderabad. 33. Enclosure containing Tombs of Talpur Mirs, Hyderabad.

Karachi District

34. , birthplace of Quaid-e-Azam , Karachi new Naham Road, Bundar quarters, , Karachi. 35. , near on National Highway, Karachi. 36. Lakho Shaikh (Baluch) Graveyard, Kharkhro, Karachi. 37. and Library, M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 38. Jam Bijar Fort (or ), Mirpur Sakro, Karachi. 39. , Karachi. 40. Flag Staff House (Quaid-e- Azam House Museum), Karachi. 41. of the Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Karachi.

Khairpur District

42. Diji ki Takri mound, remains of earliest fortified town, Deh Ghaunro near Fort. Khairpur. 43. Fort at Kot Diji, Kot Diji, Khairpur. 44. Maro Waro Dhoro mound situated on sand hill, Deh Naro Dhoro 2 miles east of Tando Masti Khan, Khairpur.

Larkana District

45. Jhukar mound, Mithadaro, . 46. Moenjodaro, Buddhist monastery and prehistoric remains around Moenjodaro, Larkana. 47. Moenjodaro, Buddhist Stupa and prehistoric remains underneath, Moenjodaro, Larkana. 48. Tajjar Building, Jinnah Bagh, Larkana. 49. Tomb of Shah Baharo, Larkana. 50. Square Tower, near Dhamrao, Larkana. 51. Dhamrao Dero (three groups), Deh Dhamrao, Deh 67 Nasrat, Larkana.

Nawabshah District

52. Buddhist Stupa, Village Mir Rukan, . 53. Tomb of Nur Muhammad Kalhora, Deh of Village Nur Muhammad, 17 miles from Daulatpur, Nawabshah. 54. Qubbo Mir Shahadad, Shahpur, Nawabshah. 55. Bhiro Bham Mound, Tepa Chibore, Nawabshah.

Sanghar District

56. Brahmanabad (Mansura) locally known as Dalo Raja-ji-Nagri, Jamara, Tehsil Sinjhoro. Deh Dalore, Sanghar. 57. Mound Thulh, Deh Kot Bujar, Sanghar. 58. Graveyard, Tehsil Shahdadpur, Sanghar.

Sukkur District Guidelines for Sensitive 24 October 1997 and Critical Areas

59. Mir Masum’s Minar and tomb, . 60. Satyan-jo-than, , Sukkur. 61. Bakkar Fort entire area including the walls and tombs of Hazrat Sadruddin. Muhammad (occupied by the Army), between Lands down and Sukkur bridges, Sukkur... 62. Mumalji Mari, mound, Taluka , Deh Mathelo, Sukkur. 63. Stone Tool Factory area Rohri, Sukkur.

Tharparkar District

64. Birth place of the Great (Small Building 9’ x 9’) near the town of Umerkot, Tharparkar. 65. Buddhist Stupa (Kahujodaro), Mirpurkhas, Tharparkar. 66. A stone mosque with white marble pillars, Bhodesar, Tharparkar. 67. Temple-I, Bhodesar, Tharparkar. 68. Temple-II, Bhodesar, Tharparkar. 69. Fort Naokot, Tharparkar. 70. Fort Umerkot, Tharparkar. 71. Gori Temple, 14 miles north-west of Virawah, Tharparkar. 72. Temple-IV, Bhodesar, Tharparkar. 73. Mound at Bhiro, Sherwah, Tharparkar. 74. Mound at Shadi Pali, Deh Khuda Bux, Tharparkar. 75. Jain Temple, Virawah, Tharparkar. 76. Brick Tomb of Arzi Khokhar, Ghitori, Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 77. Tomb of Mir Khan s/o Karam Khan Talpur, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 78. Tomb of Mir Jado, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 79. Tomb of Mir Murad Khan, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 80. Tomb of , Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 81. Tomb of Mir Raio, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 82. Tomb of Shaheed Kapri Baloch, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 83. A tomb (name not known) north-west of Shaheed Kapri Baluch, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 84. Tomb of bricks, west of S.No. 81 above (name not known), Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 85. Stone tomb west of S. No. 82 above (name not known), Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 86. Tombs of Mir Fateh Khan and Mir Mirza Khan Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 87. Tomb of females of Mir dynasty, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 88. Tomb of females of Mir dynasty, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 89. Tomb of Aulia Pir Ghitori Badshah Qureshi, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 90. Tomb and a Mosque, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar. 91. Old ruined Mosque, Ghitori Goth, Deh No. 24, Tharparkar.

Guidelines for Sensitive 25 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Thatta District

92. Brick to the north-east of tomb of Mubarak Khan (tomb of Fateh Khan’s sister), Makli Hill, Thatta. 93. Tomb of Mubarak Khan son of Jam Nizamuddin, Makli Hill Thatta. 94. Tomb and compound wall of yellow stone to the south of Jam Nizamuddin, Makli Hill, Thatta. 95. Tomb and enclosure to the south-west of S. No. 92. Makli Hill, Thatta. 96. Tomb and enclosure to the west of the above tomb S. No. 93, Makli Hill, Thatta. 97. Brick dome to the south of the tomb S. No 94, above Makli Hill, Thatta. 98. Sultan Ibrahim and other tombs also but wrongly known a Amir Khalil Khan’s tomb, Makli Hill, Thatta. 99. Tomb and compound wall of yellow stone to the south of Mirza Muhammad Baqi Tarkhan tomb (wrongly called Mirza ’s tomb), Makli Hill, Thatta. 100. Brick enclosure of Mirza Baqi Baig Uzbak’s tomb, south of the tomb of Isa Khan the younger, Makli Hill, Thatta. 101. Dabgir Masjid, Makli Hill, Thatta. 102. Graveyard, Makli Hill, Thatta. 103. Goth Raja Malik graveyard known as Maqam Qadar Shah, Deh Raja Malik, Thatta. 104. Sonda graveyard, village Sonda, Thatta. 105. Jam Nizmuddin’s tomb, Makli Hill, Thatta. 106. Baradari, Makli Hill, Thatta. 107. Tomb of Amir Sultan Muhammad son of Amir Hajika, Makli hill, Thatta. 108. Tomb of Nawab Isa Khan, the younger Makli Hill, Thatta. 109. Mirza Tughral Baig’s tomb, Makli Hill, Thatta. 110. Tomb of Mirza Jani and Mirza Ghazi Baig, Makli Hill, Thatta. 111. Stone enclosure containing tombs of Nawab Isa Khan, Makli Hill, Thatta. 112. Mirza Muhammad Baqi Tarkhan’s tomb (wrongly called Mirza Isa Khan’s tomb) Makli Hill, Thatta. 113. Stone tomb with a dome on stone pillars by the side Mirza Jani Baig’s tomb, Makli Hill Thatta. 114. Brick masjid and enclosure near Nawab Shurfa Khan’s tomb (supposed to be the tomb of Sayyed Amir Khan), Makli Hill, Thatta. 115. Stone tomb with enclosure to the south of tomb of Mirza Muhammad Baqi Tarkhan, Makli Hill, Thatta. 116. Tomb of Mirza Muhammad Isa Turkhan I, Makli Hill, Thatta. 117. Brick tomb near the tomb of Qulia pir, Makli Hill, Thatta. 118. Tomb with superstructure on stone pillars to the north of tomb of Jam Nizamuddin, Makli Hill, Thatta. 119. Brick structure to the north of tomb of Jam Nizamuddin, Makli Hill, Thatta. 120. Two pavilions on stone pillars over the tombs to the southwest of tomb of Jam Nizamuddin. One is the tomb of Jam Sikandar Shah, Makli Hill, Thatta. 121. Kalan Kot, Makli Hill, Thatta. 122. Nawab Amir Khan’s mosque, Makli Hill, Thatta. 123. Building with two near the Civil Hospital, Thatta, Makli Hill, Thatta. 124. Jama Masjid, Makli Hill, Thatta. 125. Sasian-Jo-Takar (Mirpur Sakro, Thatta. 126. Jama Masjid, Thatta.

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NATIONAL MONUMENTS

1. Mausoleum of the Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Karachi. 2. Wazir Mansion, Quaid-e-Azam’s birth place, Karachi. 3. Khaliq Dina Public Hal and Library, Karachi. 4. Flag Staff House (Quaid-e-Azam House Museum), Karachi.

WORLD HERITAGE MONUMENTS ON UNESCO LIST.

1. Mohenjodaro, District Larkana. 2. Makli Hill, Thatta.

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II BUILDINGS DECLARED AS “PROTECTED HERITAGE” BY THE GOVERNMENT OF SINDH (Under the Sindh Cultural Heritage (Preservation) Act 1994 on September 7, 1995.)

Hyderabad District

1. of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Bhitshah, Hyderabad. 2. Mukhi Mahal, Fort Incline, Hyderabad. 3. Besent Lodge, near Post Office, Saddar, Hyderabad. 4. Holmsteal Hall, Fort, Hyderabad. 5. Hyderabad Fort, Hyderabad.

Karachi District.

6. Vietoria Mansion, (Victoria) Road, Karachi. 7. JahangirKothari Mansion, Abdullah Haroon (Victoria) Road/Inverarity Road, Karachi. 8. Krishna Mansion, Inverarity Road, Karachi. 9. Lotia & Partners Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone Street/Inverarity Road, Karachi. 10. Excelsior Hotel,Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 11. Ekanic Building, Zabunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 12. Speechly Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 13. Service Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 14. Allah Rakhi Begum Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 15. Nusserwanjee Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 16. Hashim Chambers Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 17. Suleman Umber Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 18. Victoria Furnishing Mart, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street/Dundas Street, Karachi. 19. Old Ilaco House, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 20. Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, karachi. 21. Fazal Manzil, Parr Street Opp Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 22. Hasan Ali Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street/Shahrah-e-Iraq (Clarke Street), Karachi. 23. Karim Mansion, Shahrah-e-Iraq (Clarke Street), Karachi. 24. Sir Kothari Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Stree) / Shahrah-e- Iraq (Clarke Street), Karachi. 25. Nabi Manzil, Woodburn Street/Stalker Street, Karachi. 26. Rangoonwala Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street/Woodburn Street, Karachi. 27. Muljee Building, Zaibunnisa (Elpinstone) Street, Karachi. 28. Rainbow House Building, Zaibunnisa (Elpinstone) Street/Albert Street, Karachi. 29. Kanji Wasti Building, Albert Street off Zaiunnisa (Elpinstone) Street, Karachi. 30. Emes Building, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street, Karachi. 31. Abu Building, Zaibunnisa Street, Karachi. 32. Sunderji Hameji Building, Albert Street/Stalker Street, Karachi. 33. Abubakaer Building, Albert Street off Zaibunnisa Street, Karachi. 34. Haji Yunus Building, Lane off Bohra Street, Karachi. 35. Kanji Kara Building, Bohra Street off Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road, (Somerset Street), Karachi.

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36. Salamwala Building, Bohra Street off Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 37. Gopaldas Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street)/Albert Street, Karachi. 38. Abdul Aziz Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street)/Albert Street, Karachi. 39. Haji Abu Trust Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 40. Saleh M. Sttar Manzil, Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street)/Woodburn Street, Karachi. 41. United Bank Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street,) Karachi. 42. Habib Bank Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street) Woodburn Street, Karachi. 43. Shirin Karimbai Jivaji Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street/Woodburn Street, Karachi. 44. Khadija Bai Building, Bohra Street/Furquharson Street, Karachi. 45. Tahirali Asgharali Ghatila Building, Bohra Street/Furquharson Street, Karachi. 46. A. Mossajee Manzil, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street Bohra Street, Karachi. 47. Khyber Hotel, Zaibunnisa (Elphinstone) Street /Preedy Street Karachi. 48. Edulji Dinshaw Dispensary, Preedy Street, Karachi. 49. Mandviwala Building, Preedy Street, Karachi. 50. Rawalpindiwala Buildig, Preedy Street, Karachi. 51. Biramji Building, Preed Street/Dr. Daudpota Road, (Frere Street), Karachi. 52. Buildig, Preeding Street, Karachi. 53. Sheikh Fida Ali Building, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street) Bohra Street, Karachi. 54. Faiz-i-Hussaini Building, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street), Karachi. 55. Parsi Dar-e-Meher, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street), Karachi. 56. Gol Wala Building, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street), Karachi. 57. Ismail D. Adam Soomar Building, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street) / Woodburn Street, Karachi. 58. Golgoldenwala Building, Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Stree), Karachi 59. aijiwala Building, Sharah-e-Iraq (Clarke Street)/Dr. Daudpota Road (Frere Street), Karachi. 60. Haryanawala Building, Syedna Burhanuddin Road (Mansfield Street) Market Lane, Karachi. 61. Captain House, Sharah-e-Iraq (ClarkeStreet), Karachi. 62. Dossalani Terrace, Syedna Burhanuddin Road (Mansfield Street)/Malvery Street, Karachi. 63. Jama Masjid Qasaban, Karam Ali Talpur Road (Napier Street), Karachi. 64. Adbul Wahid Building,Karam Ali Talpur Road (Napier Street), Karachi. 65. Farid Mansion, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 66. Haji Yunus Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 67. Haque Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street) Sheikhchand Street, Karachi. 68. Katchi Memon Masjid, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 69. Sir Abdullah Haroon Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street) Karachi. 70. Palia House, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 71. Abdullah Haroon Trust Building, Raja Ghazanfar AliRoad (Somerset Street), Karachi. 72. Khawaja Manzil, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Karachi. 73. Lali Bai Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road (Somerset Street), Blenkin Street, Karachi.

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74. Olympia Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road, (Somerset Street), Karachi. 75. Building, Raja Ghazanfar Ali Road, ( Somerset Street) Karachi. 76. Duarte Mansion, Karam Ali Talpur Road (Naier Street)/Inverarity Road, Karachi. 77. Braganza House, Karam Ali Talpur Road (Napier Street), Karachi. 78. Sega Building, Karam Ali Talpur Road (Napier Stree)/Inverarity Road, Karachi. 79. St. Xavier’s School, Syedna Burhanudding Road (Mansfield Street), Karachi. 80. Baweja Building, Karam Ali Talpur Road, (Napier Street, Karachi. 81. Merewether Tower, I.I. Chunderigar (Meleod)Road/M.A Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 82. Rustomji Building, I.I. Chundrigar (Meleod)Road / M.A Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 83. Shikarpuri Cloth Market, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 84. New Cloth Market, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road/ Slaeh Mohammad (Dunnolly Road, Karachi. 85. Standard Chartered Bank, I.I. Chundrigar (Mcleod) Road, Karachi. 86. State Bank of Pakistan, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road /Talpur Road (wood Street), Karachi. 87. Nisar Bungalows (Police Quarters), Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 88. Overseas Chamber of Commerce, Talpur Road (wood Street), Karachi. 89. Standard Insurance House, I.I. Chundrigar (Mcleod) Road, Karachi. 90. Karachi Chamber of Commerce, Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road/Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 91. Wala Building, Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 92. Lotia Chambers, Aiwan-e-Tijrarat 9Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 93. Ferozpurwala Chamber, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 94. Feroze House, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road/Serai Road, Karachi. 95. Rubab Chambers, Serai Road, Karachi. 96. Lotia Building, Serai Road, Karachi. 97. Rawalpindiwala Building, Serai Road, Karachi. 98. School Building, Serai Road, Karachi. 99. Kulsum Bai Building, Serai Road, Karachi. 100. Hassaini Arcade, Serai Road, Karachi. 101. Muhammadi Mansion, Serai Road, Karachi. 102. Mandi Wala Building M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 103. Dadabhoy Centre, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 104. Sheikh Eletric Market, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 105. Salim Centre, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 106. Mercantile Bank Building, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Karachi. 107. Hafiz Chamber, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Karachi. 108. Asia Building, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Karachi. 109. Kamil Chambers, Altaf Hussain (Napier) Road, Karachi. 110. Sindh Provincial Cooperative Bank, Serai Road, Karachi. 111. Safiabai Sughrabai Buliding,Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Serai Road), Karachi. 112. Safiabai Sughrabai Building, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 113. Yusufali Albibhai Building,Sharah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 114. S.M. Science College, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 115. Sindh Madrassah Mosque (Sunni), Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 116. Sindh Madrassah Building Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Karachi.

117. Sindh Madrassah Mosque (Shia), Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 118. Sindh Madrassah Libarary (Originally Principal’s Residence), Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere

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Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 119. Sindh Madrassah Primary School, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 120. Sindh Madrassah Housing (Hospital), Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Aiwan-e-Tijarat (Nicoll) Road, Karachi. 121. Haji Abdullah Haroon Waqf Building, (Grant) Road, Karachi. 122. Devadas Building, (Napier) Road, Karachi. 123. Cotton Exchange Building, I.I. Chundrigar (Mcleod) Road, Karachi. 124. Hanifji Building,, Altaf Hussain (Napier) Road, Karachi. 125. Yusuf Ali Building, Altaf Husain (Napier) Road, Karachi. 126. Burhani Building, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frer Road)/Altaf Hussain (Napier) Road, Karachi. 127. Alvi Building, Altaf Hussain (Napier) Road)/Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 128. Essai Ibrahim Building, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder Road, Karachi. 129. Sheikha Hussain, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road/Nanakwara Road (Campbell Street), Karachi. 130. Tahirbhoy Muhammadali Building, Nanakwara Road (Campbell Street), Karachi. 131. Moris Wala Building, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 132. Shri Narayan Temple, M.A. Jinnah (Bunder) Road, Karachi. 133. Al-Saeedia Trading Company Building, Sharah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road), Karachi. 134. Adamjee Building, Qutram Road, Karachi. 135. Railway Bungalow # 73, I.I. Chundrigar (Mcleod) Road/Outram Road, Karachi. 136. Dhramshalla Building, Outram Road, Karachi. 137. Cibbon & Mamooji Building,Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Hassanali Effendi Road, Karachi. 138. Hyderabad Building, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frere Road)/Hassanali Effendi Road, Karachi. 139. Jhumra Autos Building, Dr. Zaiudding Ahmed (Kutehery) Road, Karachi. 140. Noor Manzil, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Hutchery) Road, Karachi. 141. Salma Manzil, Mills Street/Faiz M. Fateh Ali Road, Karachi. 142. Lotia Building, Mills Street/Faiz M. Fateh Ali Raod, Karachi. 143. Razia Zakia Mansion, Shahrah-e-Liaquat (Frrere Road) / Jai Ram Ram Road, Karachi. 144. Lakshmi Chand Building, Jai Ram Road, off Outram Road, Karachi. 145. Kamil Mansion, Jai Ram Road, off Outram Road, Karachi. 146. Prince Offset Printmaker’ Building Kanji Tulsi Das Street, Karachi. 147. Fine Publishers’ Building, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Kutchery) Road, Karachi 148. Faiz-e-Hussaini Building, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Kutchery) Road, Karachi. 149. Menghraj Dwarkadas Building, Outram Road/Narain Road, Karachi. 150. Kanji Building, Bellasis Street/Narain Road, Karachi. 152. Ibrahim Moosabhai Building, Bellasis Street/Narain Road, Karachi. 153. Adamjee Building, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Kutchery) Road, Karachi. 154. Aziz Manzil, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Kutchery) Road, Karachi. 155. Metharam Hostel Building, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Kutchery) Road Karachi. 156. D.J. College (Geology & Math Department) Originally Principal’s Bungalow) Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Hutchery) Road, Karachi.

Guidelines for Sensitive 31 October 1997 and Critical Areas

157. C.T.O Commound (Buiding # 1), Muhammad Bin Qaim (Burns) Road /I.I. Chundrigar (Mcleod) Road, Karachi. 158. Mazaar of , Mangho Pir Road, Karachi. 159. St. Patrick’s Chueh, Saddar, Karachi. 160. Holy Trinity Church, Road, Karachi. 161. C.M.S. Curch, Nistar Road, Karachi. 162. Collectors’ Kuteheri, Club Road, Karachi. 163. Honeymoon Lodge, Korangi Road, Karachi. 164. Zoological Garden, , Karachi. 165 St. Paul’s Church-Keamari, Karachi. 166. St, Paul’s Church-Manora, Karachi. 167. Sation, Dr. Daudpota Road, Karachi. 168. City Courts, M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 169. St. Andrew’s Church, Saddar, Karachi. 170. Parsi Dare Meher, Dr. Daudpota Road, Karachi. 171. Methoddist Church, Sagheer Shaheed Road, Karachi. 172. Edulji Dinshaw Dispensary, Daddar, Karachi. 173. Sindh Club, Adbullah Haroon Road, Karachi. 174. Sindh Maddressah-tul-Islam, Shahrah-e-Liaquat, Karachi. 175. Max , M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 176. Victora Museum, M.R. Kiyani Road Karachi. 177. Jaffer Fadoo Dispensary, Agha Khan Road, Karachi. 178. Karachi Central Jail, Road, Karachi. 179. Ghulam Hoosain Khalikdina Hall, M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 180. , M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 181. Clifton Promenade, Clifton, Karachi. 182. St. Anthony’s Chapel, Manora, Karachi. 183. Hindu Gymkhana, Sarwar Shaheed Road, Karachi. 184. , Court Road, Karachi. 185. KMC Head Office, M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 186. (Qasr-e-Fatima), Clifton, Karachi. 187. New Sindh Assembly Building, Court Road, Karachi. 188. Old Sinh Assembly (NJV School), M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi. 189. Katrak Mansion, Addbullah Haroon Road, Karachi. 190. Bristol Hotel, Sunnyside Roadd, Civil Lines, Karachi. 191. Old Cantonment Board Building, Karachi. 192. Barach, near old Cantonment Boar Builing, Karachi. 193. Karachi Port Trust, Head Office Building, Eduljee Ddinshaw Road, Karachi. 194. Harbour Master’s House, Manora, Karachi. 195. Deputy Conservator’ss House, Manora, Karachi. 196. Saint Paul Church, Manora, Karachi. 197. Watch Tower, Manora, Karachi. 198. Flag Mast, Manora, Karachi. 199. Karachi Port Trust, Officers Club, Manora, Karachi. 200. Observatory, Manora, Karachi. 201. Water Truff, near Hardding Bridge, Karachi. 202. Hindu Temple, Manora, Karachi.

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203. Mules Mansion, Keamari, Karachi. 204. Christ Church, near Jackson Police Station Keamari, Karachi. 205. Hindu Ghat at Native Jetty Bridqe, Karachi. 206. Variawa Chamber 14, Sunnysie Road, Belqrave Terrace Road, Karachi. 207. Variawa Building, I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi. 208. Shrine of Adbul Shah Gazi, Clifton, Karachi.

Khairpur District

209. Shrine of Schal Sarmast, Darazah, Khairpur. 210. Faiz Mahal (Adjacent to Khairpur Public Libarary), Mall Road, Khairpur.

Sukkur Ddistrict

211. Wood carved door an resiential house owne by exacuce Trust Property Board, (wood carved door, length 73 inches, width 55 inches. Panelle arch 27 inches), Takar Bazar, Rohri, Sukkur.

TABLE I

Districts Federal Sindh Districts Federal Sindh Government Government Government Government

Badin 1 - Nawabshah 4 - Dadu 16 - Sanghar 3 - Kyderabad 16 5 Sukkur 5 1 Karachi 8 203 * Tharparkar 28 - Khairpur 3 2 Thatta 35 - Larkana 7 -

* excluing 5 monuments alearddy declared as protected by the Federal Government NUMBER OF PROTECTE SITES AN MONUMENTS IN SINDH DISTRICTS

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III

ARCHAELOGICAL SITES AND MONUMENTS IN THE PUNAB PROVINCE PROTECTEDD BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Attock District

1. Lala Rukh’s tomb, , . 2. Begum ki Sarai, on left bank of Indus River near , Attock. 3. Saidan Baoli, Hatti, Attock. 4. Hakim’s tomb, Hasan Abdal, Attock. 5. Chitti Baoli, Pindi Suleman Makhan, Attock. 6. Attock Fort, Attock. 7. Attock tomb, on G.T. Road near Ziarat Hazrat Baba Sahib, Attock. 8. Behram ki Baraddari, Attock. 9. Tope and Mnastery (Buddhist remains), 5 miles east of Hasan Abal Baoli Pind, Attock. 10. Kallar (temple) or Sassi da Kallara, village Shah Muhammad , Tesil Talagang, Attock. 11. Site at Garhi, village Malak Mala, 6 miles east of hasan Abal, Attock. 12. Inderkot mosque, Fateh Jang, Inderkot, Attock. 13. Buddhist site (Behari Colony) Hasan Abddal Town, Behari Colony, Attock.

Bahawalpur istrict

14. Tomb of Abu Hanifa, Uchh Sharif, Bahawalpur. 15. Tomb of Bibi Jawidi, Uchh Sharif, Bahawalpur. 16. Tomb of Nuria, Uchh Sharif, Bahawalpur. 17. Tomb of Bhawal Halee, Uchh Sharif, Bahawalpur. 18. Tomb of Musa Pak Shaheedd, Uchh Sharif, Bahawalpur.

Dera Ghazi Khan District

19. Ghazi Khan’s Tomb, Mohalla Zaminaran, Village Chirotta, Ddera Ghazi Khan. 20. Ther Dallu Roy, Dajal, Ddera Ghazi Khan.

Fasialabad District

21. Wangar Wala Tibba, Chak No. 742, Tehsil Taoba Tek Singh, .

Gujranwala District

22. Baraari in Sherawala garen, city. 23. Tomb of Abdul Nabi Maqbara, Gujranwala.

Guidelines for Sensitive 34 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Gujrat District

24. Akbari Baoli in fort Gujrat city. 25. Bahar Wali, Baoli Town, Gujrat. 26. Tomb of Shaikh Ali Baig, locally calle Hanjeera, Village Hailan, Tehsil , Gujrat.

Jhang District

27. Shahi Masi, , Jahng. 28. Tomb of Shah Burhan, Chiniot, .

Jhelum District

29. , 5 miles from Dina Railway Station, . 30. Ruined Temple with gateway, Melot, Jhelum. 31. Raja Mansigh’s Haveli Rohtas, Jhelum. 32. Hill measuring 25 ft. long and 190 ft. broad, Murti in Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum. 33. Two ancient teples, Bhagan Wala, 11 miles from Haranpur Railway Station, Jhelum. 34. Ruins of , For Bhagan Wala, Jhelum. 35. Sardar of Hari Singh’s Haveli, Katas, Jhelum. 36. Ruined Buddhist Stupa area around it, Katas, Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum. 37. temple Village Katas, Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum.

Khanewal District

38. Tomb of Khali Walid, village , Khanewal.

Lahore District

39. Tomb of Ali Khan and Gateway, Lahore. 40 .Buddo’s tomb, Lahore. 41. Sarvwala Maqbara, Lahore. 42. Huzuri Bagh Baradari, Lahore. 43. Dai Anga’s tomb, Lahore. 44. Shalamar Garden, includding baradari, gateway, kiosks, pavilions, well, Naqqar Khana, asmani well and garden, Lahore. 45. Old Fort, Lahore. 46. Buddho ka Awa, Lahore. 47. One minar, Lahore. 48. Roshani gate, Lahore. 49. Mirza Kamran’s baradari, Lahore. 50 Tomb of Dr. , Lahroe. 51. Tomb of Dr. Muhammad Iqbal, 34-A, Mcleod Road, Lahore. 52. , Mazang, Lahore. 53. Gulabi Bagh gatweay, Begumpura, Lahore. 54. Qutbudddin Aibak’s tomb, Anar kali street, Lahore. 55. Tiledd gatweay and two bastions, Nawankot, Lahore. 56. Two kos minars, Minola, 6 miles from Jullo, Lahore.

57. Tomb of Shaikh Mosa, Ahangar, mosque and house, Mcleod Road, 35, Chiraghan Street, Lahore. Guidelines for Sensitive 35 October 1997 and Critical Areas

58. Tomb of (erroneously called) Zebun-Nisa, Nawankot, Lahore. 59. Naddira Begum’s tomb and tank, , , Lahore. 60. Hujra Mir Mehdi (Janazegah), Kot Khawaja Saeed, Lahore. 61. Tomb of Prince Parwaiz, Kot Khawaja Saeed, Lahore. 62. Tomb of Nawab Bahadur Khan, Mughalpura near Railway crossing, B-II, South of railway carriage shop, Lahore. 63. Javedd Manzil, Allama Iqbal Road, Lahore. 64. Jahangir’s tomb and compound, Shahdara, Lahore. 65. an mosque, Shahdara, Lahore. 66. Tomb of Asif Khan and compound, Shahdara, Lahore. 67. Tomb of nur Jeha, Shahdara, Lahore, 68. Tomb of Mahabat Khan and boundary wall, , Lahore. 69. Samadh of Rajit Singh, Karakh Singh and Nau Nihal Singh, Lahore. 70. , Lahore. 71. Baradari and Samadh of Maharaja , Lahore. 72. , Lahore. 73. Wazir Khan’s mosque, Lahore. 74. Chitta gate, Chowk Wazir Khan inside elhi Gate, Lahore. 75. Another gate to northeast of Wazir Khan’s mosque, Chowk Wazir Khan, Lahore. 76. Well of Raja Dina Nath, Chowk Wazir Khan, Lahroe. 77. Masti gate, Lahore. 78. , Lahore. 79. Sheranwala gate, Lahore. 80. Kashmiri gate, Lahore. 81. Lahori known as Lahori gate, Lahore. 82. gate, Lahore. 83. Wazir Khan’s hammams inside Delhi gate, Chowk Wazir Khan, Lahore. 84. Haveli Nau Nihal Singh including garden, quarters, latrine etc. inside Bhati gate, Kucha Nau Nihal Singh, Lahore. 85. Tomb of Khawaja Sabir (Nawab Nusrat Khan) inside Railway Mechanical Workshop, Mughalpura, Lahore. 86. Tomb of French Officer’s ddaughter, Kuri Bagh, Lahroe. 87. Wazir Khan’s baradari, oldd Anarkali, Behind , Lahore. 88. Samadh of Jhingar Shah Suthra (Suthron ka Asthan) Suthron, Teshl Lahore, Lahore. 89. Samadh of Bhai Wasti Ram Tixali gate near Shahi Qila, Lahore. 90. A Mughal period tomb, Tehsil Lahore Singhapura, oppsite Police Post, Lahore. 91. Jani Khan’s tomb, Baghbanpura, Lahore. 92. Dai Anga’s mosque, Naulakha, Lahore. 93. Mosque with glazed tiles work, Bagumpura, Lahore. 94. Mosque of Nawab Zakariya Khan, Bagumpura, Lahore. 95. Inayat Bagh, opposite Shalamar Garden, Bagumpuura, Lahore. 96. Angori bagh, opposite Shalamaer Garen Bagumpura, Lahore. 97. Mariam Zammani mosque, insie Masti gate, Lahore.

Guidelines for Sensitive 36 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Mianwali District

98. Shershah’s baoli, Wah Buchhran, . 99. A buddhist Stupa with a surrounding area on River Inddus to the north of Village Rokhari, Mianwali.

Multan District

100. Sawi Masjid an graves, Kotla Tole Khan, . 101. Tombs of Petrick Alexander Vana, Andrew & William Anderson, Old Fort, Multan. 102. Shrine of Rukne Alam, Old For, Multan. 103. Tomb of Shah Ali Akbar’s mother, Sura Miana, Multan. 104. Tomb of Shams Tabriz, Sura Miana, Multan. 105. Tomb of Shah Ali Akbar, Sura Miana, Multan. 106. Tomb of Shah Yousuf Gardezi, Multan. 107. Mound Ratti Khari, Head Bust 133 village Bhatianwala, Teshil Kaberwala, Multan. 108. Tobm of Shah Hussain Soozai, near Abdal Road, Multan. 109. Tomb of Mai Mehraban, Mohallah Kirialoghana, Multan. 110 Ruined mosque Village Sargana, Multan. 111. Maryala Moun, Chak No. 267/IOR, Multan.

Muzaffargarh District

112. Tomb of Thar Khan Nahar, Sitpur, Musaffargarh. 113. Mosque of Tahar Khan Nahar, Sitpur, . 114. Tomb of Sheikh Sadan Shaheedd, Village Sadan, Muzaffargarh.

Rawalpini District

115. Tope or stupa (Buddhist), Mankiyala, Rawalpindi. 116. Top or stupa (Buddhist) Bhallar, Rawalpindi. 117. fort Pharwala, Rawalpindi. 118. Losar baoli, , Rawalpindi. 119. Bhir Moun,, Mauza Majawer, Rawalpindi. 120. The area or Track known as Babar Khan, Taxila, Babar Khan, Rawalpindi. 121. Kalawansite, Mauza Karawal, Rawalpindi. 122. Chirtope site, Taxila, Chirtope, Rawalpindi. 123. site, Mauza Gangu Bahaddur, Rawalpindi. 124. Giri remains, Mauza Khuram Gujjar, Rawalpindi. 125. Mohra Maradu site, Taxila, Rawalpindi. 126. Rewat fort, Village Rewat, Rawalpindi. 127. Nicholson Column, Margala Pass, Rawalpindi. 128. Kos minar, 102, G.T. Road, Rawalpindi. 129. Kos Minar, near Golara Railway Station, Rawalpindi. 130. Farudgh-e-Shahan-e-Mughalia, tank and garden Wah, Rawalpindi. 131. Ratta Pind, Village Gangu Bahadur, Rawalpindi.

Guidelines for Sensitive 37 October 1997 and Critical Areas

Sahiwal District

132. Mounds, , Saiwal. 133. Mir Chakar’s tomb, Satghara, . 134. Tomb of Syyed Daud Kirmani, Shergah, Sahiwal.

Sargodha District

135. Three temple inside fort, Amb . 136. Site of ancient city, Bhera, Sargodha. 137. Site of ancient city, Vijjhi, 2 milles southwest of Miani known as Sabzal Pind, Sargodha. 138. A red sandstone teple, Sodhi Zerin, Sargodha.

Sheikhupura District

139. fort, east of Sheikhupura town, Sheikhupura. 140. Baoli and mosque, , Sheikhupura. 141. Tank and tower, Sheikhupura. 142. Tomb of Abdullah Shah, Jandiala Sher Khan, Sheikhupura. 143. Mound Mian Ali Sahib, Mian Ali Faqiran, Sheikhupura. 144. Tibba (Mound), , Sheikhupura. 145. Tomb of Noor Muhammad, Jandiala Sher Khan, Sheikhupura. 146. Tomb of Hafiz Barkhurdar, Jandiala Sher Khan, Sheikhupura.

Sialkot District

147. Tibba Jolian, .

NATIONAL MONUMENTS

1. Tomb of Allama Muhammad Iqbal, Lahore. 2. Javed Manzil (Allama Iqbal Museum), Lahore. 3. Islamic Summit Minar, Lahore. 4. Professor Abdul Salam’s House, Jhang.

WORLD HERITAGE MONUMENTS ON UNESCO’S LIST

1. Old Fort, Lahore. 2. Shalamar Gardan, Lahore. 3. Archaelogical Remains of Taxila.

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IV

MONUMENTS DECLARED AS “SPECIAL PREMISES” BY THE GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB (Under the Punjab Special Premises (Preservation) Ordinance 1985)

Bahawalpur District

1. Jame Masji Al-Sadiq. 2. Shrine of Hazrat Jalal-ud-Din Bukhari andd attached mosque. 3. Shrine of Hazrat Makhdum Jahanian Jahangaasht and attached mosque. 4. Shrine of Hazrat Mahboob Subhani and attached mosque. 5. Shrine of Hazrat Fazal Din Ladla. 6. Masji-i-Hajat. 7. Shrine of Hazrat Tagni. 8. Shrine of Hazrat Rajam Qattal. 9. Shrine of Hazrat Salis Bil Khair. 10. Qadim Masajid in graveyard Maloak Shah. 11. Masjid Sahibzadgan 12. Shrine of Hazrat Hasan Darya Kabir. 13. Shrine of Hazrat Jamal Khandan Darviash. 14. Shinr of Hazrat Razi-ud-Din Ganj Alam Darya. 15. Tomb of Safi-ud-Din Garzani at Uchh Sharif. 16. Tomb of Kh. Khuda Bux at Khairpur Tamiwali. 17. Masji-i-Khanan at Khairpur Tamiwali. 18. Masji Maulvi Abaid Ullah.

Dera Ghazi Khan District

19. of Hazrat Pir Adil an Hazrat Imam Ali. 20. Shrine of Hazrat . 21. Tomb of Hazrat Khawaja Suleman Taunsvi at Taunsa Sharif. 22. Tomb of Hazrat Khawaja Mahmood at Thunsa Sharif.

Gujranwala District

23. Chillah-gah of Hazrat Sakhi Sarwar. 24. Mosque of Sher Shah Sur. 25. Dak Chowki of ’s period.

Gujrat District

26. Mosque attached to the Shrine of Hafiz Muhammad Hayat. 27. Baradari attached to the Shrine of Hafiz Muhammad Hayat. 28. Shrine of Hazrat Tawakal Shah Rehman. 29. Shrine of Hafiz Muhammad Hayat. 30. Tomb of Shah Jahangir and attached mosque.

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31. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Daula. 32. Gujrat Fort. 33. An unknown and runed tomb near the Shrine of Mirza Ali Beg. 34. Camp (Paraoo or Bardashat Khana). 35. Akbari Hammam. 36. Baoli Rajgah. 37. Baoli. 38. Baoli (Kharian).

Jhang District

39. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Saiq Nihang. 40. Shrine of Hazrat Pir Ghazi. 41. Shrine of Hazrat Pir Abdur Rehman Qureshi. 42. Shrine of Hazrat Taj-ud-Din Makhdum. 43. Shahi Masjidd, Chiniot. 44. Gulzar Mahal, Chiniot. 45. Shrine of Hazrat Pir Abdur Razzaq. 46. Shrine of Hazrat .

Jhelum District

47. Shrine of Hazrat Hoo-Ba-Hoo. 48. Shrine of Hazrat Saidan Shah. 49. Shirne of Hazrat Shah Suleman Paris. 50. Masjid Afghana. 51. An un-identified tomb of Suri’s period. 52. A ruined andd un-identified tomb. 53. Jhando ki Saraj. 54. Katas Raj including the Sacred Pool of Water and some teples also known as Staghhara temples. 55. Mosque and temple at Nandna.

Kasur District

56. Shrine of Hazrat Bulley Shah. 57. Shrine of Baba Kamal Chishti. 58. Mosque of Sher Shah Suri’s period known as Jinnowali Mosque.

Khanewal District

59. Shrine of Hazrat Hussain Shah. 60. Old Ruined Mosque, Mauza Khatti Chaar, Teshil Kabirwala.

Khushab District

61. Shrine of Hazrat Badshahan.

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Lahore District

62. Aitehison College, Lahroe. 63. Resieney (State Guest House). 64. , Lahore. 65. Assembly Chambers, Lahroe. 66. Free Masons Hall, Lahore. 67. Ferozesons Building, Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Lahore. 68. Montgomery Hall (Quaid-e-Azam Libarary), Lahore. 69. Chamba House (GOR Estate), Lahore. 70. Civil Lines Police Station, Lahore. 71. Patiala Block, King Edward College, Lahore. 72. Ewing Hall, Neela Gumbad, Lahore. 73. General Post Office, Lahore. 74. State Bank of Pakistan, Nabha Road, Lahore. 75. Taj Place, Opp. Services Hospital, Jail Road, Lahore. 76. Anarkali tomb (Civil Seeretariat), Lahore. 77. Barkat Ali Hall, Circular Road, Lahore. 78. Punjab University (Old), Lahore. 79. Museum andd , Lahore. 80. Town Hall, Shahrah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Lahore. 81. Lakshami Buildding, Mclod Road, Lahore. 82. Tomb of (Rang Mahal), Lahore. 83. Fathe Garh Garden ner Shalamar Garden, Lahroe. 84. Faqir Khana Museum (inside Bhati Gate), Lahore. 85. Haveli Ddhayan Singh, Texali Gate, Lahore. 86. Kamran Baraddari at Ravi, Lahore. 87. Seetla Mandir (outside Shahalami Gate), Lahore. 88. Tomb of Qutabuddin Aibak, Lahore. 89. Bredlaw Hall, Sheesh Mahal Road, Lahore. 90. Railway Station, Lahore. 91. Government College, Lahore. 92. Islamia College, Railway Road, Lahore. 93. Islamia College, Civil Lines, Lahore. 94. Government College Hostel, Lower Mall, Lahore. 95. Animal Husbandry College, Lahore. 96. Central Model High School, Lower Mall, Lahore. 97. Mubarik Haveli, Bhati Gate, Lahore. 98. Haveli Nawab Sahib, , Lahore. 99. Crieket Pavilion, Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore. 100. Kinnard College, Jail Road, Lahore. 101. Queen Marry College, Lahore. 102. Government House, Lahore. 103. Haveli Sheikh Rukandin, Lohari Gate, Lahore. 104. Gurdawara (D-Block Model Twon), Lahore. 105. Chobara Chajju Bhagat near Mayo Hospital, Lahore. 106. Dayal Singh Library, Nisbat Toad, Lahore. 107. Administrative Staff College, Lahore.

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108. Shahdin Building, Sharah-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Lahore. 109. Badshahi Masjid, Lahore. 110. Masjid Wazir Khan. 111. Sunehri Masjid. 112. Shrine of Hazrat Abul Malali. 113. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Chiragh an attached mosque. 114. Shrine of Hazrat Aishan Sahib. 115. Shrine of Hazrat Mauj Darya Bukhari. 116. Shrine of Main Wada Sahib. 117. Shrine of Hazrat Sikandar Shah. 118. Masjid Saleh Mohammad Kanboh. 119. Shrine of Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh. 120. Shrine of Hazrat Khwaja Behari. 121. Small Moque near the Shrine of Hazrat Behari. 122. Shrine of Hazrat Maddho Lall Hussain. 123. Shrine of Hazrat Mirn Hussain Janjani. 124. Platform of the grave of Mian Mir’s sister. 125. Tomb of Hazrat Sabir Shah on the west of Badshahi Mosque. 126. Tomb of Hazrat Pir Makki. 127. of Hazrat Bibi Daman. 128. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Jamal. 129. Tomb of Hazrat Mullah Badakhshi andd its surrounding area specially the corner Burja. 130. Small Mosque of Wazir Khan insie known as the mosque of ladies of Wazir Khan. 131. Tombs of Nawab Abdul Samadd Khan and his family. 132. Chowk Masjidd Wazir Khan occupied by Khokhawalas. 133. Masjidd Mai Ladi. 134. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Kamal. 135. Barkat Ali Islamia Hall. 136. Ucchi Masjid. 137. Masjidd Patolian. 138. Shrine of Hazrat Syed Mahmoodd Hazoori. 139. Shrine and Mosque of Syed Jan Muhammad Hazoori. 140. Shrine of Hazrat Syed Maulvi Nazam-ud-Din. 141. Shirne of Hazrat Sadr-ud-din Sadar Jahan. 142. Mosque of Khawaja Ayaz. 143. Tomb of Shah Rustam Ghazi. 144. Masjid Chinian Wali. 145. Masjidd Maulvi Taj Din. 146. Tomb of Hazrat Shah Ismail. 147. Tomb of Khwaja Mhuhammad Saeed wiithin on enclosure opposite Nila Gumbad. 148. Tomb of Shah Sharflying on the north of Khwaja Muhammad Saeed’s Tomb. 149. Tomb of Hazrat Shah Muhammad Ismail Gilani.l 150. Tomb of Hazrat Shah Shams-ud-Din. 151. Tomb and Garden of Mian Khan S/o Gald Ullah Khan, the Prime Minister of Shahjahan. 152. The Mughal Garden at Fetehgarh. 153. Shahzaddi ka Maqbara near it on its north surrounded by residential houses. 154. The remaining entrance gate and baradari of the garden of Khawaja Ayaz, who was the of Lahore.

155. Mosque of Khawaja Ayaz. 156. Tomb of Nawab Khan-i-DDauran Nusrat Jang Bahadur lying within the area of Railway

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Workshop. 157. Tomb of Muhammad Saleh Kanboh. 158. Masjid Moran Tawaif. 159. Shrine of Hazrat Imam Gamun. 160. Tomb of Abdul Ghani between Shalamar Garden. 161. Temple and tank of Bherron ka Than in Iehra. 162. Smaddh of Sir . 163. Smah of Ghhajju Bhagat. 164. The enclosure and Grave of Main Natha and his Goat in the General Graveyardd of Main Mir. 165. The Grave of Mulla Hamid Gujar and his relatives. 166. Shah Chiragh Chambers. 167. Hayat House No. 14, Hall Road, Lahore Property Tax NoS-50, R-14 168. Hayat House No. 14 Hall Road, Lahore Property Tax NO S-50, 14-A. 169. Nila Gumbad mosque. 170. Shrineoff Hazrat Abdul Razzaq Maki.

Leyah District

171. Shrine of Hazrat Lal Esah. 172. Shrine of Hazrat Fajan Shah.

Multan District

173. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Rukn-e-Alam. 174. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Shams Sabzwari. 175. Shrine of Hazrat babi Pak Damna. 176. Shrine of Hazrat Musa Pak Shahee and attached mosque. 177. Mosque of Nawab Ali Muhammad Khan 178. Shrine of Hazrat Baha-ud-Din Zakariya. 179. Shrine of Hazrat Sultan Ahmad Qattal. 180. Shrine of Hazrat Makhdum Rashid. 181. Shrine of Hazrt Sultan Ayub Qattal. 182. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Dana Shaheed. 183. Shrine of Nawab Saee Qureshi. 184. Shrine of Khwaja Awais Khagga. 185. Shrine of Hazrat Inayat Walait. 186. Shrine of Hazrat Shah Hussain Saddozail 187. Shrine of Mai Mehrban. 188. Shrine of Hafiz Jamal. 189. Shrine of Hazrat Hamidd Galani. 190. Shrine of Hazrat Yahya Nawab. 191. Masjid Khuddaka.

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192. Shrine of Hazrat Ali Sarwar. 193. Tomb of Mian Dalail, Multan. 194. Tomb of Shah Ali Mardan, Multan. 195. Tomb of Allah Dad Ghormani, Multan. 196. Tomb of Pir Luddan Kuddan, Kultan. 197. Shahi Masjid Qasim Bela. 198. Old Mosque Muhammad pur Ghote. 199. Mosque near the tomb of Hazrat Ali Akbar at Sura Miana, Multan. 200. , Khairpur Bhutta. 201. Masjid Jazir Khan, Multan. 202. Perhalad Temple, Multan. 203. Suraj Temple, Multan. 204. Old Mosque at Basti Hasil Wali, Tehsil . 205. Old Mosque near Bela Wagha, Lodhran. 206. Old Mosque at Busti Mansoor Shah Wali, Tehsil Lodhran. 207. Mosque at Basti Zirakhwah, Loddhran. 208. Tomb of Hazrat Handira Pir, Karor Pueca. 209. Tomb of Hazrat Sheikh Ahma Kabir at Dhanat, Lodhran. 210. Ruined Mosque near Tomb of Hazrat Sheikh Ahmadd Kabir at Ddhanat, Lodhran. 211. Tomb of Hazrat Sheikh Muhammad Ismail Qureshi at Basti Umar Pur, Jalalpur. Pirwala, Tehsil . 212. Tobm of Pir Aulia-e-Ghauri at Bahaderpur, , Tehsi Shujabad. 213. Fortification wall of Shuja Abad city.

Muzaffargarh Disstrict

214. Shrine of Hazrat Abdul Wahab Bukhari. 215. Shrine of Hazrat Sheikh Luddho. 216. Shrine of Hazrat Sheikh Saan Shaheedd, alias Sheikh Sandan. 217. Tomb of Hazrat Sultan Manjhan at Basti Sultan Manjhan. 218. Tomb of Hazrat Buha Sher. 219. Tomb of Hazrat Muhammad Anwar at Kunnal Sharif. 220. Old Mowque at Khairpur Sadat, Teshil Alipur.

Okara District

221. Tomb of Hazrat Ghous Muhammad Bala Pir at Sat Garah.

Rahimyar Khan District

222. Faridi Mahal. 223. Qadim Masjid. 224. Tomb of Hazrat Sadar-ud-Din Shamsi at Tarandah, Tehsil Liaqatpur. 225. Tomb of Son Hazrat Sadar-ud-Din Shamsi at Tarandah. Tehsil Liaqatpur.

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Rajanjpur District

226. Shrine of Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Faridd. 227. Shrine of Hazrat Taj Mahmud. 228. Shrine of Hazrat Nur Muhammad Hasan. 229. Tomb of Hazrat Noor Muhammad at Hajipur. 230. So called Suri period Mosque, Rajanpur. 231. Harand Fort, Tehsil Jampur.

Rawalpindi District

233. Entrance gate of Sarai Kala. 234. Sarai Kharbuza. This Sarai has been mentioned in Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri. A full wing of this Sarai still exists but occupied by the villagers. This area most probably has nown been included in the extension of Islamabad.

Sahiwal District

235. Shrine of Hazrat Ala-ud-Din Mauj Darya. 236. A ruined mosque of so-calledd Suri period at Dhawa Sharma, Tehsil Chieha Watini.

Sargodha District

237. Jame Masjid, Bhera.

Sheikupura District

238. Shrine of Hazrat Abdul Khair Nau Lakh Hazari. 239. Shrine of Mian Sher Muhammad.

Sialkot District

240. Shrine of Hazrat Jamam-Ali-ul-Haq. 241. Shrine of Hazrat Syed Murad Ali Shah. 242. Shrine of Hazrat Pir Mallah Rahim Pur Kuchian. 243. Shrine of Hazrat Abddul Salam Chishti known as (Bara Bhai). 244. Shrine of Hazrat Quttab Shah Wali. 245. Shrine of Hazrat Mir Muhammad Zarif.

Vehari Ditrict

246. Shrine of Hazrat Diwan Chawali Mashaikh. 247. Tomb of Hazrat Abu-Bakar Barraq Mailsi.

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TABLE 2

Districts Federal Punjab District Federal Punjab Government Government Government Government

Attock 13 - Mianwali 2 - Bahawalpur 5 18 Multan 12 41 Dera Ghazi Khan 2 4 Muzaffargarh 3 7 Faisalabad 1 - Okara - 1 Gujranwala 2 3 Rahimyar Khan - 4 Gujrat 3 13 Rajanpure - 7 Jhang 2 8 Rawalpindi 17 2 Jhelum 9 9 Sahiwal 3 2 - 3 Sargoha 4 1 Khanewal 1 2 Sheikhupura 8 2 - 1 Sialkot 1 6 Lahore 59 109 Vihari - 2 Leiyah - 2

NUMBER OF PROTECTED SITES MONUMENTS IN THE PUNJAB DISTRICTS

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V

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND MONUMENTS IN BALOCHISTAN PROVINCE PROTECTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Karachi District

1. mound, Village , Kachhi.

Kalat District

2. Nindo Damb, Ornach Valley, Tehsil Wadh, Kalat.

Kharan District

3. Fort wall of Jalawar Pass, Jhalawar, Kharn. 4. Fort of Azad Khan (Kharan Fort), Kharan twon, Kharan. 5. Pally Kalat, Washbohi, Kharan. 6. Nauroze fort, Nauroze Kharan. 7. Aneient tomb, Jhalawar, Kharan. 8. Har-o-Goke, Garuk, Kharan.

Lasbella District

9. Ancestral graveyard of Jam of Lasbella, Babrs, Lasbella. 10. Tomb of General Muhammad Ibn-e-Haroon, Bela town, Lasbella. 11. Tombs at Hinidan, Pir Mubarakm Lasbella. 12. Chowkhundi (Rumi) graves, Bhawani Sarai, 5 miles from Hub Chowki, Lasella.

Loralai District

13. Tordheri site, Tordheri, Loralai. 14. High cound, , Loralai. 15. Pre-historie mound, Harian Haider Zai, Loralai.

Nasirabad District

16. Damb Judeir or Judeir-jo-daro, Deh Jodher No.2 between Jhatpat and Dera Murad Jamali, Nasirabad.

Quetta District

17. Mound No. 2, Village Samangali, west side of Airport, . 18. Mound No.1, Village Kotwal Near Killi Gul Muhammad, Quetta. 19. Mound No. 3, Damb Sadat, 14 miles from Quetta, Quetta. 20. Mound No. 5, Ahmad Khan Zai, Quetta.

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21. Mound No. 6, Shahi Khan, near Pir Ballo or Sariab Road, Quetta. 22. Mound No. 7, Kachlak on Road, Quetta. 23. Mound NO. 8, Village Samali (Dosak-i-Khasyan), Quetta. 24. Mound No. 9, Village Metar Zai, Quetta. 25. Mound No. 10, Shaikh Manda on Chaman Road, Quetta. 26. Mound No. 11, Village Vauhisar, Quetta.

Sibi District

27. Quaid-i-Azam Residency Building, Ziarat, Sibi.

NATIONAL MONUMENT

Ziarat Residency, Ziarat.

Districts Federal Government Kachhi 1 Kalat 1 Kharan 6 Lasbella 4 Loralai 3 Nasirabad 1 Quetta 10 Sibi 1

NUMBER OF PROTECTED AND MONUMENTS IN BALOCHISTAN DISTRICT

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ARCHAEOGICAL SITES AND MONUMENTS IN THE N.W.FRONTIER PROVINCE AND NORTHERN AREAS PROTECTED BY THE FEERAL GOVERNMENT

Abbottabad District

1. , A,B,C,D, (excavated remains), Tafikian, . 2. city, Marchabad, Abbottabad. 3. site, Jaulian, Abbottabad. 4. site, Jaulian, Abbottabad. 5. Garhian (Lal Chak) stupa and monastery, Garhian, Abbottabad. 6. Badalpur stupa and monastery, Badalpur, Abbottabad. 7. Ancient stie, Bhamala, Abbottabad. 8. Tofikian mound, Tofikian, Abbottabad. 9. Therr Bajran Sites B,C,D, Tofikian, Abbottabad. 10. Pind Ghakhran mound, Pind Ghakhran, Abbottabad. 11. Mirpur mound, Mirpur, Abbottabad. 12. Tope iste (mound), Jaulian, Abbottabad. 13. Bhera (mound) Bhera, Abbottabad. 14. Chitti site, Chitti, Abbottabad. 15. Tarnawa Chitti site A & B, Tarawa, Abbottabad. 16. Burj or Tuma site, Garamthun, Abbottabad. 17. Bhari Dheri, Kutehra, Abbottabad. 18. Dana Wali, Kutehra, Abbottabad. 19. Tope site, Kamalpur, Abbottabad. 20. Part of site, Dobandi, Abbottabad. 21. Zuro Dheri, Village Shin kiari, Abbottabad.

Bannu District

22. Akra (A) mound, near Village Bhart, . 23. Akra (B) mound, near Village, Vhart, Bannu. 24. Sheri Khan Tarakai, Village Jani Khel Wazir, Bannu. 25. Ghundai, Village Bakka, Khel Wazir, Bannu.

Buner District

26. Ranighat Totalai, Buner.

Dera Ismail Khan District

27. Northern , ancient fort and temple, Umer Khel, D.I.Khan. 28. Graveryard including four tombs at Lal Mohra Sharif, Lunda Pahar, D.I.Khan 29. , Hisam, D.I.Khan. 31. Southern Kafir Kot, ancient fort and temple, Bilot, D.I.Khan.

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Kohat District

32. fort, Kohat.

Mansehra District

33. Tomb of Hazrat Shaheed Ahmad Maujadid Baralvi, Bala Kot, . 34. Tomb of Shah Ismail Shaheed, Bala Kot, Mansehra. 35. Fourteen rock ediets of Asoka inscribed on three rock boulders, Mansehra. 36. Buddhist incribed rock at Shahdaur, Shahdaur Agror, Mansehra.

Mardan District

37. Buddhist ruins, Jamal Garhi, Mardan. 38. Fourteen rock, ediets of Asoka inseribed on two rocks , Mardan. 39. Stone circle, Asota, Ssawabi Tehsil, Mardan. 40. Buddhist ruins, Takht-e-Bahi, Mardan. 41. Chanaka Dheri, Shahbaz Garhi, Mardan. 42. Sahri Bahlol remains, Sahri Bahlol, Mardan. 43. Tereli Buddhist remains, Sawal Dhera, Marden. 44. Kasmir Samast, Babuzai, Mardan. 45. Ruined fort wall, , Mardan. 46. Maida Ghundai or Maida Dheri, Shahbaz Garhi, Mardan. 47. Hussai Dheri, Shahbaz Garhi, Mardan. 48. Adina Dheri, near Gariala, Mardan. 49. Chargul Dheri, Chargul, 5 miles southwest of Rustam, Mardan. 50. Chichar Dheri, Jamal Garhi, Mardan. 51. Turlandi Ghundai (mound), Chak No. 2, Mardan. 52. Takhta (Takhta Band) Taakhta Band, Tehsile Sawabi, Mardan.

Nowshera District

53. Black Rock, on right bank of Indus River, Modery, Nowshera.

Peshawar District

54. Mirchi-ki-ddheri, Head Bust, Chak Razar, Peshwar. 55. Gorkhatree, Peshawar. 56. Bala Hisar mound, , Peshawar. 57. Tomb built by one Shah Qutb during the rein of Mughal Emperor, Akbar, Dilzak, Peshawar. 58. Sheikhan Dheri, Chak Razar, Head Bust, Peshawar. 59. Rattappan mound, 2 miles from Jalbi Village, Peshawar. 60. Ghaz Dheri, Razzar, Peshawar. 61. Hamza Garhi mounds, Hamza Garhi, Peshawar. 62. Dharam Sal-ki--dheri, Mera Prang, Peshawar. 63. Kaniza-ki-dheri, Charsadda, Peshawar. 64. Tomb and mosque of Sheikh Immamuddin, Pilosi Piran, Peshawar.

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65. Gateway of Kotla Mohsin Khan Kotala Moshin Khan, Peshawar. 66. Sethi House Complex, Mohallah, Setian, Peshawar. 67. Barama site, Mingora, Swat. 68. Udegram Castle, Udergarm, Swat. 69. Butkara-I Mingora, Swat. 70. Panr site, Panr, Swat. 71. Loebnr stupa, Loebanr, Swat. 72. Saidu stupa, Saidu Sharif, Swat. 73. Dangram stupa, Dangram, Swat. 74. Gogdara Rock Carvings, Gogdara, Swat. 75. Manglawar stupa, Manglawar, Swat. 76. Shinashah stupa, Batura, Swat. 77. Gullaki Dheri, Kukarai, Swat. 78. Aligrama site, Aligrama, Swat. 79. Najigram site, Nijigram, Swat. 80. Nawagai (Gumbatuna), Nawagai Swat. 81. Amlukdara stupa, Amlukdara Serai, Swat. 82. Shingardara stupa, Amlukdara Serai, Swat. 83. Nimogram site, Village Gumkot, Swat. 84. Barikot Ghundai, ancient Bazira, Barikot, Swat. 85. Ghalegay Cave, Barikot, Swat. 86. Butkara-III, Gulkada Babozai, Swat.

Gilgit Gistrict

87. Danyore Rock Inscriptions, (Northern Areas) .

WORLD HERITAGE MONUMENTS ON UNESCO LIST

Buddhist ruins of Takh-i-Bahi and neighbouring city remins at Sehri Bahlol.

TABLE 4

Distriects Federal Districts Federal Government Government

Abbottabad 21 Mardan 16 Bannu 4 Nowshara 1 Buner 1 Peshawar 13 Ddera Ismail Khan 5 Swat 20 Kohat 1 Gilgit 1

NUMBER OF PROTECTED SITES AND MONUMENTS IN N.W.F.P DISTRCTS

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TABLE 5

Provinces Under Fedderl Governemt Under Provincial Government Sindh 126 211 Punjab 149 233* Balochistan 27 N.W.F.P and Northern Areas 87 Total 389** 444

NUMBER OF PROTECTED SITES AND MONUMENTS IN THE PROVINCES

* Excluding 16 Monuments already under the Federal Government ** Including National Monuments under the Federal Government.

LIST OF NATIONAL AND WORLD HERITAGE MONUMENTS National Monuments Sindh 1. Mausoleum of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Karachi. 2. Wazir Mansion, Quaid-e-Azam’s Birth Place, Karachi. 3. Khaliq Dina Public Hall and Library, Karachi. 4. The Quaid-i-Azam (Flag Staff) House Museum, Karachi. Punjab 5. Tomb of Allama Muhammad Iqbal, Lahore. 6. Allama Iqbal Museum (Javed Manzil), Lahore. 7. Islamic Summit Minar, Lahore. 8. Professor Abdul Salam’s House, Jhang. Balochistan 9. Quaid-i-Azam’s Residency, Ziarat. WORLD HERTAGE MONUMENTS 1. Archaeological Site of Mohenjodaro 2. Historcal Monuments of Thatta. 3. Old Fort, Lahore. 4. Shalmar Garden Lahore. 5. Archealogical Remains of Taxila. 6. Buddhist Ruins of Takht-i-Bhai and city remains at Sehri Bahlol.

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List Of Contacts Appendix III

1. Contacts for Ecosystems

1. The primary contacts for the relevant conservation authorities in each Province are provided below:

⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department Punjab ⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department Sindh ⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department N.W.F.P ⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department Balochistan ⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department Northern Areas Department ⇒ Secretary Forestry and Wildlife Department AJK.

The National coordinator for the above provincial wildlife departments is the Federal Inspector General Forestry Office (IGF). In the Environmental Assessment review process the IGF Office will be involved in:

• policy formulation • implementation • embedding process • monitoring • technical assistance, and • research and development assistance if required. A secondary contact or additional resource for the proponent or consultant considering a development in a sensitive and critical area, is the Federal Director General for The Museum for Natural History in Pakistan. This organization operates as a department within the Ministry of Science and Technology. While the conservation measures that are required for the proponent to be aware of will be issued by the above listed provincial forestry and wildlife departments; however the scientific input, data, analysis, and evaluation is recommended to be conducted through the services of the Pakistan Natural History Museum. The services of the Natural History museum include expertise in Pakistani: a) flora b) fauna c) living earth sciences (rocks, minerals, and precious stones) d) fossils.

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2. Contacts for Archaeological Sites The contacts for the relevant conservation authorities in each Province are provided below:

⇒ Federal Director General Archaeology Government of Pakistan ⇒ Punjab Director General Archaeology; Ministry of Tourism and Culture. ⇒ Sindh Secretary Culture and Tourism ⇒ N.W.F.P Director Archaeology; Department of Culture and Tourism

3. List Of Key Contacts In Developing The Guidelines

Some of the key contacts involved in the development of these guidelines:

1. SDPI - Islamabad; Abdul Mateen Khan 2. IUCN - Karachi; Dr. Pervaiz Naim, Mr. Tahir Qureshsi 3. IUCN - Islamabad; Dr. Javed Ahmed, Mr. Bukhari 4. WWF Pakistan - Lahore; Mr. Faisal 5. WWF Pakistan - Islamabad; Dr. Ejaz Ahmed 6. Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund of Japan (OECF); Mr. Akimura 7. Canadian Development Agency (CIDA) - Islamabad 8. World Bank - Islamabad; Najib Murtaza, Mr Gilani 9. Asian Development Bank - Islamabad; Mr. Tahir Khan 10. Federal Wildlife Conservation Department - Islamabad 11. Federal Environment Ministry; Dr. Maqsood Anwar, Mr. Asif Shahibzada 12. Director Islamabad Museum’ Mr. Abdul Haleem 13. Director General Museum of Natural History; Dr. Shazad Mufti 14. Director General Environment Ministry - Islamabad; Mr. Mahboob Elahi 15. Inspector General Forestry - Islamabad; Mr. Rafique Ahmed 16. Federal Director General Archaeology - Karachi; Mr. Niaz Rasool 17. Federal Environment Ministry - Deputy Secretary; Mr. Kalimullah Shirazi.

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