Khanote

Village in Sindh province, Pakistan

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Khanoth is a village in Jamshoro District, Sindh province, Pakistan.[citation needed] The hamlet, the oldest in the district, is located on the Indus River, and is served by the Indus Highway.[1] It is known for its coal mining industries called "The lakhra coal Mines".[citation needed] Its population is around 10,000. The village has 3 government schools. Khanoth Village has a big market where people from nearby villages come. There is one PPHI hospital in khanoth which serves as the only place for medicine. There is a train station in khanoth. The Budhal shah shrine is a well known shrine in the village where yearly Melo festival is organized.[citation needed]

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1. ^ "Dangerous road". The Express Tribune. 2024-05-09. Retrieved 2024-12-12.

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Jamshoro District

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* Bhan Syedabad
* Jamshoro (district headquarters)
* Khanote
* Kotri
* Manjhand
* Manjhu
* Nooriabad
* Ramzan Rajar
* Sehwan
* Shergarh
* Thana Bulla Khan

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