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	MITHANKOT : Encyclopedia Entry
		Mithankot is in the center of the area of the Indus Valley civilization, roughly halfway between Harrapa and Mohenjo-daro, the two major cities of Indus Valley civilization.
		In 1901 census, the population of Mithankot was 3,487 vs. that of Rajanpur being 3,917.
		In 1998 census, the population of Mithankot was 13,556.
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	Managing water for peace in the Middle East
		The delta begins from Kotri, about 185 km from the sea, where the land is almost level and the soil is generally infertile.
		The area around Sukkur and Mithankot receives only about 100 mm of rain a year, while, at Murree, a hill station at 2,280 m elevation, the annual precipitation is about 1,270 mm.
		At higher and lower elevations, the rainfall decreases rapidly and the air is correspondingly drier and clearer.
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		Mithankot (a.k.a Mithancot, Mithankote, Kotmithan, Kotmithan Sharif), is located in southern Punjab, Pakistan, on the right (west) bank of the Indus river, only a short distance downstream from its junction with Panjnad River.
		At the end of second Anglo-Sikh war (1848-1849), this area including Mithankot was surrendered by Sikhs to British forces; Mithankot became a part of the Dera Ghazi Khan district, the Multan division of the Punjab province of British India.
		In 1862, Mithankot was innudated and washed away by floods from the Sindhu river; the offices of the assistant district commissioner and the assistant district magistrate were shifted to Rajanpur, which was until then an unimportant village but now became the headquarters of the tahsil.
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		Because of its periphral location at the frontier, Mithankot, along with the neighboring areas, was either neglected and "left alone" or it was subjected to greater scrutiny and repression, as border areas are often subjected to.
		Alexander the Great of Macedonia reached Mithankot area in late 325 BCE while he and his armies were retreating from India on their way to Persia and Babylon (Pakistan Handbook by Isobel Shaw 1998).
		The old town and fort of Mithankot were abandoned and a new town with straight roads intersecting at right angles and planned markets was built five miles from the river, but it did not regain its previous importance as the administrative center (Imperial Gazetteer of India, vol.17 p379).
	www.caulkingiworld.com /wiki-Mithankot (1903 words)

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		Alreja (also Alrenja, Alrenga, Aneja) is an ancient and Noble Hindu family, originally from Mithankot, Rajanpur, Umerkot, Chacharan and the neighboring towns and villages on the banks of Indus River in the southwest part of Punjab, Pakistan.
		Their oral history includes an account of the estblishment of a military garrison by Alexander the Great at Mithankot, an important site for crossing Indus river since ancient times.
		After the arrival of Islam to Sindh and adjacent Punjab, Mithankot and adjacent areas gradually became dominated by muslims; hence, members of Alreja and associated families continued to migrate individually or in small groups to other parts of Punjab and India, and many of them lost contact with their relatives in the original lands.
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		Its source is in Tibet near Mount Kailash and its terminus in Pakistani Punjab.
		It is the easternmost afluent of the Punjab, and it receives the Beas River in the state of Punjab, India and continues into Pakistan to join the Chenab River to form the Panjnad River, which further down its course joins the Indus River at Mithankot.
		The Sutlej was known as Shatadru or Su?udri to Indians in Vedic period and Zaradros or Hesidros to the Greeks, and Sydrus to the Romans.
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	Risks and constraints in hydro-power projects -DAWN - Business; August 8, 2005
		Likewise, the financial close of Jinnah project is awaited since long, while the fate of Golan Gol project is still uncertain.
		And there is no news about status of Mithankot (Punjab) project of 100 mw capacity that was to be commissioned by June 2007.
		Currently, detailed feasibility studies are in advanced stage for many power projects, under the supervision of the PPIB, that are covered under the medium and long term plans as mentioned in the Power Policy 2002 document.
	www.dawn.com /2005/08/08/ebr7.htm (1756 words)

	Amazon.com: Mithankot
		S EqUatorial Guinea 149 S12 Mithankot Punjab, E Pakistan 149 77...
		He hounded Pinecoffin from Mithankot to Jagadri, and from Gurgaon...
		edge of South Asia, at Mithankot in the region of Dera...
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	Pig by Rudyard Kipling
		He taught me a new and fascinating form of shikar.
		* He hounded Pinecoffin from Mithankot to Jagadri, and from Gurgaon to Abbottabad- up and across the Punjab, a large Province, and in places remarkably dry.
		He said that he had no intention of allowing Assistant Commissioners to 'sell him pups,' in the shape of ramping, screaming countrybreds, without making their lives a burden to them.
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		It then merges with the Sutlej River at Uch Sharif to form the Panjnad ('Five Rivers'), which joins the Indus at Mithankot.
		The river was known to Indians in Vedic period as Asikani or Iskmati and as Acesines to the Ancient Greeks.
		The Chenab has the same place in the consciousness of the people of the Punjab, as, say the Rhine holds for the Germans, or the Danube for the Austrians and the Hungarians.
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	Mithankot vacation tips and guide — Mithankot vacations
		The original name of this place (with diacritical marks): Mithankot.
		Therefore, above mentioned vacation service may not be available in Mithankot directly.
		Mithankot vacation guide — add your comment or question concerning Mithankot vacations
	www.complete-travel-guide.com /pakistan/cnkip-mithankot/vacations.html (187 words)

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		The Rechna Doab is between the rivers Ravi and Chenab while the Sind Sagar Doab, also known as Thal and the largest of the doabs, lies between the rivers Jhelum, Chenab and Indus.
		The lower Indus plain begins from below Mithankot These plains have been formed due to the changing course of the river Indus.
		The flow of the river Indus is very slow and the silt that it carries is mostly deposited on its bed thereby raising it above the level of the sandy plain.
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	Charlotte Casiraghi Current Events Part 24 - Page 2 - The Royal Forums
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		At least I can be rich in my mind, after all that's where the real wealth resides.
		I don't think this Royal house of Mithankot exist.
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