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Coordinates: 24°56′13″N67°54′6″E / 24.93694°N 67.90167°E Coordinates: 24°56′13″N67°54′6″E / 24.93694°N 67.90167°E | |
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Province | Sindh |
District | Thatta |
Braudabad is a town of Thatta District in the Sindh province of Pakistan. It lies at 24°56'13"N 67°54'6"E. [1] Town has also a railway station which name is Braudabad railway station.
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