Mianghundi
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  Mianghundi Location in Pakistan | |
| Coordinates: 30°3′57″N 66°57′16″E / 30.06583°N 66.95444°E4 |
Mianghundi (mian midst, ghundi refers to mountains) is a small village in Balochistan, Pakistan. It is surrounded by mountains, southwest of Quetta. It is well known for its bowl-like structure and prehistoric status, as it was supposed to be a cantt of the government of Pakistan.
Mianghundi lies adjacent to the Koh-i-chiltan Koh-i-Apurs Koh-i-Murdar and to the low mountains.
Chiltan national park lies to the west and Mianghundi national park lies to the north near the Quetta fruit market.
Geography
[edit]Mianghundi (Miān Ghundi) is a hill (class T - Hypsographic). A Hill is a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
Its UTM position is UU02 and its Joint Operation Graphics reference is NH42-05. The standard time zone for Mianghundi is UTC/GMT+5.
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