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Disputed Area Mansehra Kohistan Diamir Bagh 7330’0"E 7340’0"E 7350’0"E 740’0"E 7410’0"E 7420’0"E 7430’0"E 7440’0"E hitral Ghizer Ghizer " GHAMOT Gilgit Baltista Baltis " Bela " Ghizer " Diamir BAGANHANBAGNWAN Kohistan " " DOMEL PAIN MALI SAMGAM DIAMIR " SAMGAM" SAMGAM " " NEELUM SURGAN " DOKRAN VILLAGE DUKRAN KEL Shangla Neelum " Batagram " MALKAL KEL DOMEL KEL Mansehra " BAK WALI SURGAN " " Buner SURGAN SURGAN SARI (! " BAGNOVAN KEL BATAGRAM BAKWALI Muzaffarabad " LASYAN SURGAN " Swabi Disputed Area Abbottabad DOGIAN KEL KALALOT KEL Haripur "" Bagh " MALALOT KEL 50’0"N VILLAGE KALALOT 50’0"N "VILLAGE KEL SNI KUCHHA ARANG KEL 34 " VILLAGE NIKKEL 34 " " KEL SERI " " " "(!KEL Poonch " KENARI KEL" " KUNDIAN KHAKIAN KEL " Rawalpindi Attock Islamabad Sudhnoti " " " PULDHERI MAYTA WALI SERI SHEIKH BELA Rawalpindi Kotli " " VILLAGE ARANG KELARANG KEL " " Chajoharamanka THANDA PANI PHOLAWAI "" DANNA PHULAWAI " JANDER SERI JANDER SERI " " VILLAGE HAJIYAN " SERI PHOLAWAI SHARDA JANWAI GURAZE KHARIGAM " (! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! " ( ! ! PHOLWAI ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! " ! CHAK NAR ! ! ! BORI NAR " ! " " ! KARIGANI ! ! ! KISHAN GHATI ! " ! DAKKI! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! " ! " ! ! CHAKNOT ! ! ! ! VILLAGE DOGA DHAKI ! ! " MARNAT BALA ! ! " ! ! PATTA PANI ! " ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! MARNAT PAIN ! MARNAT PAIN ! MAIDAN SHARDA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! KALAS KHAWAJA SERI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! MALIK SERI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! KHAWAJA SERI ! ! ! " ! ! SARDARI ! " ! " " ! ! SONAR SARDARI ! SONAR ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! HANTHI ! ! ! " ! " ! ! VILLAGE DOSUT ! HALMAT SERI BALA DAWARIAN ! ! ! (! MANSEHRA ! " " ! DOSOT SERI ! HALMAT ! ! ! " ! " ! " ! "Sari Paeen Dawarian SALIKABAD " " MANDKERO ! NEKRU " ! ! MONDKERO MONDKERO " ! ! SARI " ! " ! DANTIL ! ! ! Athmuqam ( ! "GOREZE ! BENTAL ! " ( ! ! SALIKAABAD SALAKABAD ! " ! DAWARIAN ! GUREZE ! TAW BAT BALA " " " " !! " "DAWARIAN BALA JEKHRALY ! TAW BAT PAIN LARIDAWARIAN CHATWAN ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! " ! " " ! CHANGAN ! ! " " Ta jy a n ! DANNA PHOLAWAI KARIMABAD " ! ! " ! DAKHANKOT KENGU CHANGAN ! !! " ! ! ! ! ! " ! GHORI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! SHEIKH BELA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! CHANGAN ! ! BELA MUHAMMAD KHAN ! ! ! ! ! ! ! MEDAN LAWAT ! " " ! ! ! ! ! " ! BEKA MOHAMMAD KHAN ! ! ! ! ! ! " " ! " " ! DOGIAN LAWAT " MOHAMMADKHAN ! DUDNIAL "SUBAI " "GALI LAWAT RESHNA ! " " ANDER BELA DUDNIAL ! MANHAN LAWAT (!Lawat GALI !! " (! ! AOUR SAYEDAN ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! " ! KUNDIAN ! ! ! ! " ! JHAG BALA ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! KUNDIAN ! " " ! " LAWAT PAIN" BORE BALA ! ! KARKA BOR ! ! " ! " " NABDAR CHHURY ! KALOOWALA DERA ! " !! " " GHORENAKA NABDAR " KANARY " Negdar THANDA PANI GOHRA NAKA (!NAGHAR ! ! ! ! 40’0"N " " 40’0"N !! " DABBO MISRA Neelum VILLAGE SHALO BUTL 34 34 ! ! " ! KESARIAN ! " ! KUNDAL SHAHI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! DANGAR ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " JAGRAN " ! BATGRAN JAGRIAN DARYSAIR" ! (! KARASHI SEEGAM ! ! ! " ! CHANAN SERI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! BUGNA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! LALA ! " " ! ! BUGNA ! ! MATOO JAGRAN ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " " ! BUGNA BANCHHATAR ! ! ! ! " ! " ! ! LARINENGAL LARRI ! ! ! ! ! ! ATHMUQAM ! ! KANDOL Athmaqam ! KIAN SHARIP ! " ! ! ! ! !!! " ! (! ! ! ! " ! ! KYYAN BALA ! ! CHHATA ! ! " ! ! " ! ! ! TARAR ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! RAWATA ! " " ! KAYYAN SHARIP KATHA PIRA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! " ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " KUTTAN GUTLI Khorrian " Shahkote ! " " ! " ! JAHMRA BAISERI " ! ! ! " ( DILDAY GHLAN Chandth SAL KHALA" ! " " ! DRUG " SALKHALA ! SHANGOSH BATA ! SHANGOSH ! ! ! " ! KUNDLE SHAIE ! ! " ! Gulli Khatar ! BAISERY " ! " " ! ! ! ! GALI KHAITAR ! " " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " Ghana " ISLAMPURA ! ! ! ! Mori Jabrian ISLAM PURA ! GHANA " ! ! ! " ! " DANNA BHERI Katti Mohri ! " ! " ! SERI ! " ! ! GHATIAN " ! ! Chreel ! " " (! Dulyar ! " TALGRAN (! " " CHEER SANDOQ ! GHAMMAT " DUBRIAL " GHUMAT ! RAJKOT DUBRIAL " " " ! MUZAFARABAD GORAKHA SOSAL ! DANNA MACHIYARAH " SENDAK ! (! " " " ! " " SANDOQ ! GORAKHA KHITAR ! RIALI ! ! ! RIALLI CHOKI " MACHIYARAH ! " ! ! CHAKRIANMachyara(! ! " ! ! " ! DANNA CHUKHARIAN ! SHABHHALA BATTANGI ! " " " ! " " " GHAIL BATTANGI GORAKHA " BUTT HAJI GAIL ! " " CHATHIAN " THAYAN 30’0"N KULTHIAN SAID PUR 30’0"N NALA KALAS " " " ! " JABA " NALA KALSE PUNJKOT MOHERY ! Said Pur west Said Pur " " " " SATRA KASHI RAH 34 " " " ! 34 KOLLY KOLLY " BANDI" ! " "SAID PUR SADKA BALA SARIYAN " " SARLI SACHA""Manha (! JARA ! BANDI MEERAM " ! GURIAN" " CHIMIYAN KHAITAR MINHA " BUT DRA " ! MUNGNAR PEHALIAN ! " ! DANOOD PANJGRAN " ! " " (! (! CHAKARIA BAGH" SERLI SUCHA ! JABRI JABIYAN " " SASRLI SUCHA " Larri Peralian ! " HARIYALA KALAS " ! TALGRAN " " " PANJNAND " ! GEENKARA PALTAHAR BANDI SYDAN PANJOOR ! " KOHRI NALA " " " ASHKOT " ! SAIDA BATTA " "" KASSI MUDKAN BASHASH SARLI SACHA " TAKIAN ! " " BANDI CHHEJWA ! " "SARI KARLA " " KUNDALA "Gran Kotli PANJOOR BANDI " BATTAL"BASHASH " " " " ! KALAS GALOTI " Dahtra KUNDALA " " " " " SARI KARLA PARRAK MADAR ZANDA PIR DRAIK BUN TRANGAR ! ! " BASHASH CHANJAL " Trahri Jheena PRANGRAN ! MUSLIM ABAD " SACHIAN PUGDAM " " " Palla FLAKIN !!! (! " " ""FLAKAN Koundy " " " " " " DOBA PERSACHA RATTARA KATHA LESWA BARIAN " " " " "" MINGRAN LESWA LESWA DOMEL NAKKA BANDI BATANGAN " ! ! ! Maira Mangran ! " ! MUSLIM ABAD KHANYAN " " CHOON " ! " MANDAL JHEENG" ! MINGRAN BALGRAN " ! " PARSACHA " " JHEENG ! Bachpai " " " (! GHGIMAR ASHRROG KOHORI SMOTH BUN KHUDOOR" (! " ! MIRPURA ! JHENGARI KARKA ARLLIAN MERRA "Jabir " DEARUN ! (! KAHORI " " Balgran ! ! ! ( " " JABBAR BARIAN! MIRPURA( KARKA ( ! Norsary " " TUTHAL DUMRULI" DUM RULLI NABA BALGRAN" "" SAIDPUR BROVA ! ! " "" " RANJATI GOHARRI (! JABRAL ( ! " " " ! ARLLIAN " " CHALPANI CHALPANI BATTANGI ARLIAN GRAN " ! Larri Punj Gran" " " ! MAJHOTER MAJHOTAR ! " ! BARIAN ! ! " Devellian KHAWARMONG " " BARIAN ! " " " BARIAN ! ! " " ! " CHALIAN CHAMMTA BANDI KHAOR MANG " TAHLIAN JARGI KAIL GRAN ! GAJOO KHOKHRAN MOHRI KARKA DHANI BOMBA " " ! MANGRAN GALI KHOKHRAN " DHANI BUMBA THORY CHOGHLI ! " "BASANT KOTE " CHARI TARBAN ! ! "BAKRIALI CHAMUTTA " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! HEER KUTLI " " " " BANDI SHAHDARA KAILGRAN " " ! Gajoo Turkan KANDAR" BASUNT KOTE JARGEE JARGEE! " ! GAJOO KHAWAJIAN " MASLOONDI " " PATI KALAS ! " " GAJOO SYDAN SEEMAREE " BAN CHOGALI ! KARNAH HARYLA " " ! BATMANG " ! BUT MONG Ghotter Gharbi CHILLIANN ! " KHUTTROARA " ! " " " " Chellah Patti " " " KOT KAIL GRAN ! MOREY GOTHER " CHUMBA Chamba Sharqi KANOOR " ! GOTHER ! " BUNI KANOOR GHALA KALGRAN " NAKA SHAKER PATTAIA ! ! THANGER MUZAFFARABAD " ! " " SUND BUN " PAHALYEN NOSADAH ! " " " CHATEE MOREE Sari Dara PATI JAGEER ! DURRUVIAN-NULLA (! KHOLIAN JAGEER ! " ! " ! " NOSADA " " DURRUIAN BARRI BUMCOAT " "" BARIAN! LOWER SHOWY Seari Darra Gur Tham ! Shoace" GRITNAR " " TAKIA SHERON GRAT NAR " ! DISPUTED AREA " "(! " " BARIAN RAYALEE! LAMIAN PATTIAN(! MAKOL TAHALA NAKRI Seri Dara BOOR ! " " " DOONG (! (! " ! " ! " " " " GABRI POODIMAR ! ! ! THORE ! Lower Chehlah " Kals Seri Dara ! " ! " ! " " HASAN GALLIAN SHAIRWAN PLATE ! " " " ! BANDI SAMAN "(! (!Upper Tariq Abad ! Byaran ! " " " DEMN JHOI "MERS KALSI BARAR KOT Ranjata ! "(! " " " Kote Saryan " " " ! (! NIA MOHALLA (! "(! " " DHERI BAGLA Dhaman Ghool" BATTLIAN GRAND GHALI BANDI PAKHRAT " " ! " " "But Nara NAMBAL " " (! " PAHTAKA CANTHALLAH " " " " " ! SARIAN " Jalmehada " " " BUTNARA " ALIKOH " SARIAN Shah Narra Nayaz Pura " NUMBAL ! " " " " MALDHI MAHDHI BADYAIN GALLI " DARA BATANGI " ! " Bela Noor Shah RAJVIEANI " HOTRARY " RACHMAR (! MUZAFFARABAD HOTARARI BALA ! LONDEE DARA ! " " " " " " ( " " (! " " ! " JALALABAD Bandi Challha DARIKAN NARAN MOHRA TAMME HOTRARY KAFAR DARA KANDOLY ! CHAROOTA " " CITY MZD " " " " NALOOCHI " " MUZAFFARABAD" ! " CHOTDARA " (! " ! " " CHAROTAGOJRA MUZAFARABAD BOTHA " " GHALI HOTARADI GARHALL (! TANDA BAIAN ! " " " ! " (! ! SHORRAN " " GHEN CHATTER " GARANGAN KUNGAR ! " " " " ! " " " " ! " RAJMANDI " " ! ! ! ! ! ! CHATTER DOMEL ! ! TIMBER ! ! ! ! ! ! ATTER CHALA DANA TIMBER " NARRIAN ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " " ! ! !" Chatter Domal " KALS " ! ! ( ! ! Battangi ! ! ALRA " " " JHAND GRAN PAIN Muzaffarabad " " ! ! ! ! ! CHETKARI ! ! CHANGALA " ! " ! ! ! LOWER CHATTER RAM PORA TATRRAN NARI SYDAN ! ! ! ! ! " " " ! ! ! ! " " ! ! ! ! " ! ! " ! ! ! KONDANH ! PATHREEND " PANJKOT ! ! ! ! ! CHETTER KARDLA " ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! " " MARA CLAN ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!! ! " " " PANJKOT ! ! ! GOJRA MOOREE LANGAL DUBBUN (! SUPPURA! " ! ! 20’0"N HUSAN ABAD ! ! ! 20’0"N " RAWANI SARRIAN MAILI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! " ! ! " " ! ! " "BEJIL DHAK GOJERA (! " " ! (! LUB GRAN ! ! 34 SUND GRAN " " " " " 34 " SHALA BAGH GUMLA BEJILDAR ! (! MANI BANDI MIRBANDI" GALI MOHRI " ! ! GOJRA DAHERI KANDAR Narinar GHASLAH ! ! ! LUNDI LANGERPURA BAJLA CHEQMAQAM ! " " " ! ! ! "AROO KHAITER " "" " " BUTLIAN ! " " KALAR KHAIT JABRA " " (! RAJPUTHI " CHETTER (! (! RAITALY " KHABLI BECHROOTAN NOKOT ! " BELI TARA Dakhen Punjkot BANNAMOLA ! MOHRI BAREEN SUBRI Dubbun ! " " KUPPA BUT " " ANTELLIAN" (! ! " " " MARA PUPRUSA " " ! GULARI Merapaphrossa Dukan Puddar " GHAIPURA ! ! ! ! ! ABHYAL ! ! CHOONI Subri Chachian " " " " CHETAR GAM " ! " ! " MOJI ! ! "GOTHA DHARKA DUBBUN CHATYAL ANTLAN TELAWARI ! " " MUZAFFARABAD " ! ! " "" Hariala Gujran " ! ! ! ! " " RUGAN BANDITAGYIAN " " SAIDPURA NOKOT ! ! ! "SARAR KUTLI Charwah " LANGPURA " " " Kappa Galli LEEPA ! AUTHSHALLAtshal " " " (! LANGERPURA KALS " ! " TUNDALI " GOJRAN CHATTER Dana Panwar (! ! KHAIWARA ! " " KHUTHA GUJARAIN ! " " " ! THALA" " Ren Kiati " " UPPER TUNDALI PERICK " ! " CHAPER DHAR " PUTHYALI LEEPA Kasar Kot " Chanian DOMESHEE " " " " ! " MEERJILI " (! NANDAL
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