Naushera
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Okhali Mohlah is a village and one of the 51 Union Councils (administrative subdivisions) of Khushab District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan[1].
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| Administrative Divisions of Khushab District | ||
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| Capital | Khushab
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| Union Councils | Adhi Kot | Anga | Bandial Janubi | Bijar | Botala | Chak No.14/Mb | Chak No.50/Mb | Chak No.59/Mb | Daiwal | Girote | Golewali | Gunjial Janubi | Hadali-Ii | Hadli-I | Hassanpur Tiwana | Jabi | Jamali Noorpur | Jauharabad-I | Jauharabad-Ii | Jaura Kalan | Jharkal | Katha Saghral | Khabaki | Khai Khurd | Khatwan | Khoora | Khushab-I | Khushab-Ii | Khushab-Iv | Khushab-V | Khushb-Iii | Kufri | Kund | Mitha Tiwana | Nali Shumali | Nari | Naushera | Noorpur | Okhali Mohlah | Padhrar | Pelowaince | Quaidabad | Rahdari | Rangpur | Roda | Sandral | Tilloker | Uchalli | Utra Janubi | Waheer | Warcha | |
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Naushehra is the headquarter of Soon Valley and located in almost centre of valley.if you want to travel by public transport in the valley first you have to come in this town.Naushehra is also the central trade market of the region.
