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|intro = '''Balochistan''' is a region in [[Pakistan]] in South-central Asia and the indigeneous home to the Balochi and Brahui peoples. Existing as a part of the Eastern Persian Empire for centuries, Balochistan is today controlled as a '''Province''' under the Islamic Republic of {{atp|Pakistan}}. The Balochistan borders {{atp|Afghanistan}} and {{atp|Persia}}. |
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|intro = '''Balochistan''' is a region in [[Pakistan]] in South-central Asia and the indigeneous home to the Balochi and Brahui peoples. Existing as a part of the Eastern Persian Empire for centuries, Balochistan is today controlled as a '''Province''' under the Islamic Republic of {{atp|Pakistan}}. The Balochistan borders {{atp|Afghanistan}}, {{atp|Persia}} and also shares a marine boundary with {{atp|Oman}}. |
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Balochistan, Pakistan
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Balochistan, Pakistan - Provincial region of Pakistan Balochistan is a region in Pakistan in South-central Asia and the indigeneous home to the Balochi and Brahui peoples. Existing as a part of the Eastern Persian Empire for centuries, Balochistan is today controlled as a Province under the Islamic Republic of ► Pakistan. The Balochistan borders ► Afghanistan, ► Persia and also shares a marine boundary with ► Oman.
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Short name
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Balochistan, Pakistan
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Official name
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Provincial region of Pakistan
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Status
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Province of ► Pakistan
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Capital
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کوئٹہ (Quetta)
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Population
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7,914,000 inhabitants inhabitants
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Area
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134, 190 km²
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Major languages
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Urdu, Balochi and Brahui
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Major religions
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Islam
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More information
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Balochistan, Pakistan, Geography of Balochistan, Pakistan, History of Balochistan, Pakistan and Politics of Balochistan, Pakistan
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Balochistan, Pakistan - Balochistan, Pakistan (Category).
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