District Khushab

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                                              Uchali Lake Soon Valley
 
Khabeki Lake Soon Valley
Jahlar Lake Soon Valley


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history of Khushab from Imperial gazetteer of India

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generally about 10° cooler than the plains, while at Sakesar the temperature seldom ranges above 90° or below 70° in the hot months. January is the coldest month. The average minimum at Khushab is 39°. The District is comparatively healthy, though it suffers con- siderably from fever in the autumn months. 'J'he Bar has a better climate than the river valleys, but has deteriorated since the opening of the Jhelum Canal.
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