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Hazara Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This system of administration continued until 1950, when the two small princely states were incorporated into the Hazara district. Sandwiched between Hazara Tribal Agency and Hazara district were the small princely states of Amb and Phulra. On the dissolution of West Pakistan, the Hazara district and the two tribal agencies were merged to form the new Hazara division with it's capital at Abbotabad. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hazara_Division   (550 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. Assessment report of the Haripur Tahsil of the Hazara District, 1904 [microform] / by H.D. Watson, Settlement Collector, Hazara. Report on the revised land revenue settlement of the Montgomery District in the Mooltan Division of the Punjab [microform] / effected by C.A. Roe and W.E. Purser. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (3832 words)

Tourism @ Pakwatan.com The District of Abbottabad is the headquarters of Hazara Division and the summer capital of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) Government. Hazara remained a District right upto its conversion into a Division in 1976. The city of Abbottabad was founded in 1853 by Maj. James Abbott, who was the first Deputy Commissioner of Hazara District. www.pakwatan.com /main/tourism/city_detail.php3?ID=75   (1103 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for a revision of the settlement in the Sukkur Taluka of the Shikarpur District] [microform]. [Proposals for the revision of a settlement in the Nasharo Taluka of the Shikarpur District]. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (1103 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for a revision of the settlement in the Sukkur Taluka of the Shikarpur District] [microform]. [Proposals for the revision of a settlement in the Nasharo Taluka of the Shikarpur District]. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (3832 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for a revision of the settlement in the Sukkur Taluka of the Shikarpur District] [microform]. [Proposals for the revision of a settlement in the Nasharo Taluka of the Shikarpur District]. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (3832 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for the irrigational settlement of the Ghorabari Taluka of the Karachi District] [microform]. Proposals for an irrigational settlement of the Taluka of Shahdadpur in the district of Hyderabad [microform]. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (3832 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for a revision of the settlement in the Sukkur Taluka of the Shikarpur District] [microform]. [Proposals for the revision of a settlement in the Nasharo Taluka of the Shikarpur District]. www.crl.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (3832 words)

ELIZA HAYWOOD - LoveToKnow Article on ELIZA HAYWOOD HAZARA, a district of British India, in the Peshawar division of the North-West Frontier Province, with an area of 3391 sq. Towards the centre of the district the vale of Kagan is bounded by mountain chains, which sweep southward still maintaining a general parallel direction, and send off spurs on every side which divide the country into numerous minor dales. The district forms a wedge of territory extending far into the heart of the outer Himalayas, and consisting of a long narrow valley, shut in on both sides by lofty mountains, whose peaks rise to a height of 17,000 ft. above sea level. 65.1911encyclopedia.org /H/HA/HAYWOOD_ELIZA.htm   (984 words)

North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The province has an area of 74,521 km² and its districts include Hazara (not to be confused with the Hazara people of Afghanistan), home to the town of Havelian, the western starting point of the Karakoram Highway. In addition, Afghan refugees, although predominantly Pashtun (including the Ghilzai and Durrani tribes), include hundreds of thousands of Persian-speaking Tajiks and Hazaras as well other smaller groups found throughout the province. The Frontier Post is perhaps the province's best known newspaper and addresses many of the various issues facing the local population. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North-West_Frontier,_Pakistan   (1515 words)

4Reference Abbottabad Abbottabad is a district, and the summer capital, of the Hazara division in the Northwest Frontier Province of Pakistan. Abbotabad was a city of British India, 4120 feet (1256 m) above sea level, 63 miles (101 km) from Rawalpindi, the headquarters of Hazara (then a district), and named after its founder, Major James Abbott. Abbott settled this district in 1853 after the annexation of the Punjab, and became its first Deputy Commissioner. www.4reference.net /encyclopedias/wikipedia/Abbottabad.html   (1515 words)

Abbottabad Abbottabad was a city of British India, the headquarters of Hazara division (then a district), and named after its founder, Major James Abbott. Abbott settled this district in 1853 after the annexation of the Punjab, and became its first Deputy Commissioner. It was an important military cantonment and sanatorium, being the headquarters of a brigade in the second division of the northern army corps. www.yotor.com /wiki/en/ab/Abbottabad.htm   (282 words)

JRC News Letter July 1999 To focus problems of district correspondents and role of media as an agent of social change, Sungi Development Foundation in collaboration with Abbottabad Press Club organized a media workshop of district correspondents of Hazara Division at Abbottabad from July 29 to 30, 1999. About 40 journalists from all over the Hazara Division gathered there, while resource persons from around the country also participated in the workshop. Journalists who cover the disadvantaged sections of society and live in the rural areas need more attention than urban centres because of their incapacity to cope with daily problems both of professional and financial nature. www.syberwurx.com /jrc/dialogues/Dialgoue1999/july9.html   (469 words)

Vol? -1887-1890 The official who was sent to bring in the revenue of these districts was, on account of the contentions then ripe, unable to proceed further than Hazara Chura in the Tarin district. The news of Muhammad Ishak Khan's revolt, brought by travellers arriving from Balkab, has disseminated disturbance generally in the Giru Hazara district, which is in close proximity to the portion of country inhabited by the independent Hazaras. The Governor of Kandahar wrote to the Governor of this district and pointed out to him that, owing to its being now winter, it was impossible to send out a force to coerce the rebellious tribe. www.hazara.net /hazara/History/1888_-1890/1888_-1890.html   (469 words)

PUNJAB LEGISLTIVE ASSEMBLY     Muhammad Aslam Khan of Bagan, Khan (Hazara District)     Muhammad Aslam Khan of Tourbela, Khan (Hazara District)      Faiz Ahmed, B.A., LL.B., Chaudhri (Sargodha District) www.pap.gov.pk /legislators/previous/Legislators%20(1956-1958).htm   (469 words)

CRL - SAMP - Guides to Collections Assessment report of the Mansehra Tahsil of the Hazara District, Northwest Frontier Province, September 1904 [microform] / by H.C. Beadon, Assistant Settlement Officer, Hazara. [Proposals for a revision of the settlement in the Sukkur Taluka of the Shikarpur District] [microform]. [Proposals for the revision of a settlement in the Nasharo Taluka of the Shikarpur District]. wwwcrl.uchicago.edu /areastudies/SAMP/collections/landsettpak.htm   (469 words)

Peacekeepers Needed to Facilitate Northern Disarmament - Security Council - Global Policy Forum Ever since the fall of the Taliban in late 2001, the three principal military factions, these being the ethnic Hazara Hezb-e Wahdat-e Eslami, the Uzbek Jonbesh-e Melli-ye Eslami headed by Dostum, and the largely Tajik-dominated Jamiat-e Eslami, headed by Ata Mohammad, have jostled for control in different areas of northern Afghanistan. In another incident, the commission successfully intervened in a land dispute between nomads and local farmers in the Sholgara District of Balkh Province, and brought about an amicable agreement between the two sides. According to Parekh, disarmament efforts failed twice in the Sholgara District because with small arms still plentiful, rival groups simply rearmed their supporters. www.globalpolicy.org /security/issues/afghan/2003/0312sarms.htm   (677 words)

Khyber Gateway >> Places >> Hazara District The ancient history of Hazara is not traceable because it is shrouded in the mists of innumerable centuries. Thereafter, the history of Hazara is obscure up to 1399 A.D., when the great Muslim warrior Tamerlane, on his return to Kabul, left here some soldiers for the protection of this important route between Kabul and Kashmir. Hazara was separated from the Punjab and made a part of NWFP. www.khyber.org /pashtoplaces/hazara.shtml   (3435 words)

eNewsletter A few years ago, no one could conceive that a Hazara could be a Christian-yet a military commander coming out of the mountains declared that there were so many Christians in one district now that they have their own radio station. Although the Taliban cited the Hazara population at only five percent, the CIA claims that they are more than 19 percent of the population of Afghanistan, a significant number of people with little or no access to the gospel. The few isolated Hazara seekers and believers have only radio broadcasts to tell them the Good News, and converts to Christianity can face torture or death for their decision to follow Christ. www.thetask.org /students/eNewsletters/Fall01_12.htm   (1863 words)

Haripur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Haripur is a green valley rich in fruits and vegetables and serves as the base market for the mountainous cities of Abbottabad and Mansehra and rest of Hazara Division. The people of Haripur district are mainly working in industries and factories in the region specifically in the Hattar Industrial Estate[1] but some also work in fruit and vegetable farms outside the city. Haripur (Urdu: ہری پور) is a city in the North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan, 65 km north of Islamabad and 35 km south of Abbottabad, in a hilly plain area. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haripur   (489 words)

Proceedings of the regional workshop on forests for poverty reduction: can community forestry make money? Geographically Haripur district is divisible into four regions: Maidan-e-Hazara, consists of a plain; Chhachh (Maidan-e-Khari) which lies in the west of Haripur City is submerged under the reservoir of the Tarbela Dam; Khanpur Punjkahta is a well-watered plain. The soil of the district is dissected loess or dissected piedmont plains having silty loam or silty clay loam textures respectively. The climate of Haripur district is hot in summer and cold in winter with high temperatures recorded in June and July. www.fao.org /docrep/007/ad511e/ad511e09.htm   (3838 words)

Hazara District :: Khyber.ORG The district of Hazara extends north-eastwards into the outer Himalayan Range, tapering to a narrow point at the head of the Kagan valley. While Jadoon's and Tareen's captured lower Hazara i.e. Subsequently in July 1991, Haripur Tehsil was separated from Abbottabad and made into a District. www.khyber.org /places/2005/HazaraDistrict.shtml   (3442 words)

Khyber Gateway >> Places >> Hazara District Approaching Rawalpindi district the hills open out, and rich plain lands take the place of the terraced hillsides and forests of the more northern uplands. Thus only the old Tehsil of Abbottabad remained, which was declared as Abbottabad District. Abbottabad is an hour's drive from Nathia Gali, the summer capital of the North West Frontier Province, which is from Nathia Gali to Abbottabad is about 34 km dropping steeply through the beautiful valleys with few trees to the river bed. www.khyber.org /pashtoplaces/hazara.shtml   (3442 words)

IUCN Pakistan - Conservation Strategies Abbottabad District is the headquarters of the Hazara Division and the summer capital of the provincial government. Despite the fact that Abbottabad is relatively rich in natural resources such as forests, a rapidly growing local population and the influx of Afghan refugees - particularly in the early eighties - is putting ever-increasing pressures on the district's natural resource base. While a number of government and non-government initiatives are underway to contain the threats to the environment and provide social sector facilities in the district, there is an urgent need to coordinate and streamline these efforts in order to maximise their impact. www.iucn.org /places/pakistan/acs.htm   (3442 words)

NORTH WALSHAM - Online Information article about NORTH WALSHAM cane are largely grown on the irrigated lands of Hazara, Peshawar and Bannu districts, and the well and See also: con-fined the new province to the Pathan trans-Indus districts north of the Gomal. The Country of the Independent Tribes.—Turning to the mountainous region between the settled districts and Afghanistan, to the extreme north lies the agency of Dir, Swat and Chitral. encyclopedia.jrank.org /NEW_NUM/NORTH_WALSHAM.html   (4195 words)

Home Page Hazara Division, Mansehra and Abbotabad districts, Indus and Kaghan valleys and valleys of Indus tributaries, NWFP. Attock District, Punjab Province, and into the southernmost portion of Hazara Division, NWFP; Kohat and Peshawar districts, NWFP. Baluch/Afghan Hazaras are of Iranain origon and speak persian or its dialect. www.hindko.4t.com   (345 words)

Rahimullah Yusufzai Major roads in Swat and Shangla districts, one an acclaimed tourist destination and the other waiting to be explored for its tourism potential, have deteriorated to such an extent that only the most determined among outsiders now venture to visit those enchanting valleys. The PIA flights to Saidu Sharif, headquarters of Swat, were suspended a while ago while the road connecting the district with Malakand agency and Mardan is in a shambles. From the Swati town of Khwazakhela, the road forks out to Alpurai, the headquarters of the newly created Shangla district, and beyond to Besham, sited on the Karakoram Highway near the fast flowing river Indus, which is known as Abaseen in the NWFP. www.peshawar1.com /htmls/rahimullah/rahim75.html   (345 words)

About Swat So they compelled the originally settled Swati and Dalazak to quit Swat, who crossed Indus and took refuge in western Hazara district (Even now, some of the remnants of Swati and Dalazak tribes are found in the remote corners of Swat). In Shangla district, there are Karora Ranges, which separate Puran from Kanra and Ghurband. Among the shrub, Borajae, Bang-e-Dewana, Ghanamrangae and Shangla are grown on the slopes of the hills and mountains. pakhtun.com /AboutPashtuns/AboutSwat.htm   (345 words)

Khyber Gateway >> Pashto Places >> The North West Frontier After leaving Hazara it flows in a southerly direction between the Punjab and the North-West Frontier Province, till it enters Mianwali district of the Punjab, from which it emerges to form again the eastern boundary of the province. The largest of these traverses the district from Kushalgarh on the Indus to Thal on the Kurram, narrowing in places, but usually opening out into wide corn lands and pastures dotted with the dwarf palm. Below Chitral District are found the thickly timbered forests of Dir and Bajour, and the fertile valleys of the Panjkora and Swat rivers. www.khyber.org /pashtoplaces/thefrontier.shtml   (345 words)

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