Balouchistan has a population of 6,511,358 and an area of 134,000 sq mi (347,000 sq km). It is bounded by Iran on the west, by Afghanistan on the north, and by the Makran coast of the Arabian Sea on the south. Quetta is the capital; it is connected by railway to the main Indus plains corridor of Pakistan. Lying outside the monsoon zone and with few rivers usable for irrigation, Baluchistan is largely desert basins with inarable hills and mountains. Pastoral nomads who speak languages related to Persian constitute most of the sparse
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Gwadar View of city as it is today; this will soon turn into one of the most busiest...
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Gwadar Transport Network A Cartesian Road System The transportation network for the scheme constituted...
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Gwadar Open Space Open space distribution prevaricated between a linear and centralized...
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Gwadar Pedestrian Linkage The design took account of the fact that being a residential district, the...
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Gwadar Design Composition The essence of the composition was to bring a formal order of planning...
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Gwadar Construction of City
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Gwadar City View
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Gwadar City View
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Ziarat Pakistan's Wild Wild West; barley anyone lives outside in this baren...
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Ziarat House of the Founder of Pakistan (Mohammad Ali Jinnah)!
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Ziarat What a View!
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Apple Trees Nothing like a fresh apple after a long walk!
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Skardu
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Quetta
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Quetta
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Baluchistan
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Ziarat
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Baluchistan
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Quetta
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Laq Pass
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