It is the capital of Qal'at District, Baluchistan Province, southwest of Pakistan. It is located about 130 km south-southwest of Quetta. From the 15th century until the British occupation in 1839, it was a town of the Mirwari people who migrated from Oman. It is a trading center for wheat, wool, and rock salt. Other products include handicrafts. Population 11,037 (1981). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
パキスタン南西部,バルチスターン州,カラート県の県都。クウェッタ南南西約 130kmにある。 15世紀からイギリスに占領された 1839年まで,オマーンから移住したミルワリ族の町であった。コムギ,羊毛,岩塩の取引中心地。ほかに手工芸品がある。人口1万 1037 (1981) 。
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