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• Lake: Manchar Lake
• Province: Sindh
• Flood Year: 2022
• Drainage Efforts: September 2022
• Villages Affected in Dadu: About 300

Last verified on 09-07-2026

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• River: Indus River
• Located: Kashmore, Sindh
• Foundation Laid: February 1957
• Foundation by: President Iskander Mirza
• Completed: 1962
• Construction Cost: 474.8 million rupees

Last verified on 09-07-2026

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• Sor Range is famous for coal production in Balochistan, Pakistan.
• It is located near Quetta city, about 16 km east of Quetta.
• The area contains important Eocene coal deposits.
• It is part of the Sulaiman Thrust-Fold Belt.

Last verified on 21-06-2026

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There are three major barrages in Sindh.

1. Guddu Barrage – Foundation laid on 2 February 1957
2. Kotri Barrage – Completed in 1955
3. Sukkur Barrage – Built 1923–1932 (British era, also called Lloyd Barrage)

These barrages are built on the Indus River.

Additional information:

• Sindh is known as Bab-ul-Islam.
• It has 30 districts and 6 divisions.
• Kirthar Range is the main mountain range in Sindh.

Last verified on 26-04-2026

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• The Indus Delta mangrove forests are globally significant because they are the largest mangroves in an arid (dry) climate zone in the world.
• They are located along the coast of Sindh, Pakistan in the Indus River Delta.
• They survive in extremely low rainfall and high salinity conditions.
• They support marine biodiversity and coastal protection.

Last verified on 14-06-2026

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• The Rohri Hills in Sindh are famous for limestone and flint (chert) deposits.
• These hills contain important prehistoric stone tools sites.
• They are part of the Sukkur geological formation.
• The area is significant for archaeology and ancient human activity.

Last verified on 14-06-2026

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• Districts: Dadu + Jamshoro / Dadu + Karachi
• Province: Sindh
• Established: 1974
• Type: National Park / Wildlife Reserve
• Area rank: 3rd largest national park in Pakistan
• Status: Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) since 2004

Last verified on 14-06-2026

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• Original owner: Seth Shivratan Chandraratan Mohatta
• Construction period: 1927–1928
• Location: Clifton, Karachi
• Architect: Agha Ahmed Hussain
• Used as: After independence 1947, Foreign Office of Pakistan

Last verified on 14-06-2026

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• After independence in 1947, Mohatta Palace in Karachi was used as the Foreign Office of Pakistan.
• Later use: Museum / Cultural center
• Built: 1927 (by Shivratan Chandraratan Mohatta)

Last verified on 14-06-2026