Surrounding Villages
- Chak 667/8 GB (3 km)
- Budhan Khuh (8 km)
- Waghi Addah (10 km)
- Chak 721 GB (12 km)
- Chak 665/6 GB (7 km)
- Bhussi (17 km)
- Chak 691/33 GB (18 km)
- Chak 689/31 GB (14 km)
- Chak 676/17 GB Pathan Kot (10 km)
- Ali nagar roda (15 km)
- Harris Abad (1 km)
- Chak 672/13 GB (4 km)
- Chak 312 GB (10 km)
- Chak 319 GB (1 km)
- Chak 320 GB (1 km)
- Chak 321 GB (2 km)
- Chak 322 GB (14 km)
- Chak 323 GB (15 km)
- Chak 324 GB (16 km)
- Chak 325 GB (17 km)
- Chak 330 GB/Kotle (16 km)
- Chak 331 GB Saleempur (11 km)
- Chak 331 GB Nurpur (12 km)
- Chak 332 GB Jakhra (9 km)
- Chak 334 GB (15 km)
- Chak 333 GB (6 km)
- Chak 674/15 GB (6 km)
- Chak 675/16 GB (7 km)
- Chak 683/24 GB (7 km)
- Chak 719 GB (9km)
- Chak 671/12 GB (2 km)
- Chak 670/11 GB (5 km)
- Chak 681/22 GB (8 km)
- Chak 288 GB Sial Wali (8 km)
- Chak 669/10 GB Magnaija station (13 km)
- chak 755 GB (18KM)
- Chak 754 GB (21KM)
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“There are no such oysters, terrapin, or canvas-back ducks as there were in those days; the race is extinct. It is strange how things degenerate.... I passed, the other day, the deserted house of Mrs. Gerry, which I used to think so lordly. It stands alone now amid the surrounding sky-scrapers, and reminds me of Don Quixote going out to fight the windmills. It should always remain to mark the difference between the past and the present.”
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