Mirpurkhas

Mirpurkhas
Mirpur Khas (Pakistan)
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Mirpur Khas
Mirpur Khas
Lage von Mirpur Khas in Pakistan

Mirpur Khas (oft auch zusammen geschrieben: Mirpurkhas, Urdu/Sindhi: میرپور خاص) ist mit einer Bevölkerung von 124.371 (1981) die viertgrößte Stadt in der Provinz Sindh, Pakistan. Die Stadt ist berühmt wegen der über 200 verschieden Arten von Mangos, die hier wachsen.

Lage

Die Stadt liegt am Let Wah Canal bei den Koordinaten 25° 24' N und 69° O. Sie ist per Eisenbahnschienen mit Hyderabad verbunden und per Hauptstraße mit Umarkot. Weitere in der Nähe liegende Nachbarn sind die Wüste Thar, Karatschi und Hyderabad.

Mirpur Khas liegt nicht weit von Indien und war auch eine der ersten Städte, die nach dem Entstehen des Landes Pakistan Flüchtlinge aufnahm. Die indische Grenze liegt 170 Kilometer entfernt.

Die Stadt hat zahlreiche Shopping Center und Basare, zu denen das Baldia Shopping Center, der Shahi Bazaar und Khisakpura gehören.

25.51794444444469.0126111111117Koordinaten: 25° 31′ N, 69° 1′ O


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