Khairpur

Pakistan / Sind / Khairpur / N-5 National Highway

Khaipur is a district located along a canal fifteen miles east of The River Indus, twenty miles south of Sukkur city, in Sindh province in Southren Pakistan.
In 1981, its population was 61,447. Khairpur trades in wheat, cotton, tobacco, and dates and is linked by road and rail to Karachi. Manufactures include textiles, carpets, refined sugar, and leather goods.
The city was the capital of the former princely state of Khairpur, which was founded in 1783 by Mir Sohrab Khan Talpur and merged into Pakistan in 1955. It is a cultural center with fine historic buildings, notably the Faiz Palace, Kot Diji Fort, and Shah Abdul Latif University.

Khairpur

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khairpur,_Pakistan

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Coordinates: 27°31'43"N 68°45'1"E

Sukkur 25 km
Larkana 59 km
Rahim Yar Khan 180 km
Dera Ghazi Khan 337 km
Bahawalpur 351 km
Musakhel 392 km
Multan 399 km
ZHOB 434 km
Dera Ismail Khan 529 km
Faisalabad/Lyallpur 604 km

mohalla bhurgai, Muhalla Dabbar 1.8 km
Government College of Technology Khairpur 2.1 km
Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro Khairpur Campus Khairpur 3.2 km
Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur 4.2 km
Nawab Asghar Abbas - Agri Fields 5.6 km
HUSSAIN ABAD KHAIRPUR MIRS 8 km
SADDAAT JILLANI / VILLAGE HISBANI 10 km
long fakir jo melo 11 km
Village Darawahan Added by Abdul Rauf Malik 11 km
Mustafaiya Shareef. 12 km

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mohalla bhurgai, Muhalla Dabbar Government College of Technology Khairpur Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro Khairpur Campus Khairpur Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur Nawab Asghar Abbas - Agri Fields HUSSAIN ABAD KHAIRPUR MIRS SADDAAT JILLANI / VILLAGE HISBANI long fakir jo melo Village Darawahan Added by Abdul Rauf Malik Mustafaiya Shareef.