Local Human Population
There are permanent settlements but some 1,115 families of nomadic graziers, with 25,000 head of livestock, and an unspecified number of families from nearby villages, with 10,000 head, have grazing rights in the national park. Some agriculture is practised in peripheral areas. (Bacha, 1986)
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Coordinates: 33°36′04″N 75°59′34″E / 33.60111°N 75.99278°E / 33.60111; 75.99278
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