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Jhelum Health Facilities Map September, 2014 73°0'0"E ATTOCK JHELUM HEALTH FACILITIES MAP SEPTEMBER, 2014 Legend IQRA BHU PAIL CLINIC MIRZA BHU "' PANCHORE Basic Health Unit Optics BHU BHU BHU ÆP KAROUNTA PANCHOOR SANATHA op Blood Bank Rural Health Centre N N " " 0 0 ' ' ÆP 0 0 Routine Test Laboratory 1 IQRA 1 G Clinical Laboratory ° ° 3 CLINIC 3 3 AL SHIFA QASMI 3 "' CLINIC FATIMA UNANI G Specialist CLINIC Children Hospital CLINIC MIRPUR NOOR UNI SA NISA !( CLINIC GTS CLINIC BHU Dispensary "' BANTH THQ C! Dawakhana !_ Veterinary Hospital / HAMMAD BHU Diagnostic Centre ! Settlement CLINIC AYESHA PHULRAY BHU RAHEEM CLINIC SYEDAN SAGRI BHU CHAK ÆP CLINIC BHU BHU JALO LATIF BHU DHQ River SOHAN CHAK ULLAHA PANDORI BISMILLAH BHU SANGOHI CLINIC Dental Clinic Flood Extent 2014 RAMDAYAL QADIR CLINIC NAZIR CLINIC CLINIC "' SURGEON DR General Hospital Tehsil Boundary ILYAS CLINIC SHAH SALAH ABDUL KHALIQ JAMMAL JHELUM DINA CLINIC BASIT CLINIC District Boundary N N ÆP " ALTAF CLINIC " General Physician 0 FARWA 0 ' AL-MINHAS ENT CLINIC SHABBIR WOMEN SEHAR HUSSAIN ' 0 CLINIC BHU BHU MOTA 0 ° CLINIC SURGICAL CLINIC CLINIC AL QASIM CLINIC ° 3 FOUZIA ADRANA GHARBI 3 3 AL SUBHAN CLINIC 3 "&F CLINIC CLINIC BHU BHU KALA Homeopathic CLINIC KALWANTPUR MUGHAL GUJRAN TAYYAB SHEHZAD ZAHEER AHMED CLINIC BHU CHAK RAZIA CLINIC Ó GURIA CLINIC CLINIC KHASA ÷ Maternity Home CLINIC CLINIC BHU FAZAL REHMAN AL NOOR ESHAN SOHAWA ROBINA CLINIC BHU BAIGPUR CLINIC CLINIC MEHAK ADNAN CLINIC BHU CIVIL CLINIC CLINIC EHSAN CLINIC JANDALA Õ Medical Store CHAKCLIWNIC AL ENT LINES DR ABDUL PHYSIOLOGICAL CLINIC SHAKOOR TREATMENT CLINIC & ESHAN CLINIC CLINIC STRESS MANAGEMENT BHU KOHALI Creation Date: September 13, 2014 BHU JANGO Projection/Datum: WGS 84 Geographic SHAZANA JHELUM RARYALA CLINIC BISMILLAH Page Size: A3 CLINIC AZEEM'S NAZRA MEHDI CLINIC BHU BAN CLINIC ¯ SHAHEED MUNZA NASEEM CLINIC MEMORIAL SCALE 1:400,000 N CLINIC N " " 0 RUBAB 0 ' ' 0 5 10 20 KM 0 CLINIC 0 5 BARLAS BHU 5 ° BHU DHOK ° 2 ZARKSHAN CLINIC LOONA CHOTALA 2 3 CLINIC 3 BHU PIND SWIKA JHELUM BHU KOTLI SYEDAN GUJRAT BHU WAGH BHU BHU DARAPUR NAGIAL +92.51.282.0449/835.9288| [email protected] BHU BHU PINDI N N " SAUWAL SAIDPUR " 0 0 ' BHU BHU ' www.alhasan.com 0 BHU 0 4 BHU CHAK PINANWAL NAWANLOK 4 ° BHU AHMEDABAD ° 2 SHADI 2 3 DHARYALA 3 JALAP BHU CHAK Uzbekistan BHU JANI Tajikistan SODIAN Turkmenistan GUJAR BHU China BHU HARAN PIND GOLPUR PUR DADAN BHU Afghanistan TORAH KHAN BHU Disputed KUNDAL kashmir BHU KANDWAL MANDI Pakistan BAHAUDDIN N N " " 0 0 ' ' 0 0 3 3 ° ° 2 2 3 3 Iran KHUSHAB India SARGODHA 73°0'0"E.
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