Atlas of Balochistan, Pakistan

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Balochistan

بلوچستان English Balochistan - Balochistan, Pakistan Balochistan is a region in Pakistan in South-central Asia and the indigeneous home to the Balochi and Brahui peoples. Balochistan is today controlled as a Province under the Islamic Republic of ► Pakistan. The Balochistan borders ► Afghanistan, ► Iran and also shares a marine boundary with ► Oman. Short name Balochistan Official  name Balochistan, Pakistan Status Province of ► Pakistan Capital کوئٹہ (Quetta) Population 12,344,739 inhabitants Area 134,190 km² Major  languages Urdu, Balochi Major  religions Islam More information Balochistan, Geography of Balochistan, History of Balochistan and Politics of Balochistan More  images Balochistan - Balochistan (Category).

General maps

Map of Balochistan districts.

Map of Balochistan region.

Notes and references

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