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Patwar Bala is a small village of union council Mathra, Peshawar District, Pakistan. It belongs to the Khalil tribe sub branch "Tapa Barozai."
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Patwar Bala is a small village of union council Mathra, Peshawar District, Pakistan. It belongs to the Khalil tribe sub branch "Tapa Barozai."
The population of the village, according to 2017 census was 3,911. [1]
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