Old Balochistan Province

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Kalat

1932

 

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Maps

Balochistan Map in 1860

Balochistan Map 1838

 

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Quetta 1975

 

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Mastung

 

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تاریخی ندی "گاج "

جس کا مسلسل ذکر #بلوچی کلاسیکل عہد کی شاعری میں ملتی ھے

Gaaj means ‘roar, thunder or loud noise’, in Balochi.
Its roar can be heard from miles, especially during heavy monsoon rains.
The hill streams and ******** originating from Khuzdar pour into the river Gaaj.
Flowing through the mountainous area of Khuzdar in Balochistan, the river crosses the Sindh-Balochistan border

 

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1920: Aerial View of Race Course - Quetta

 

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This bus used to travel from Usta Muhammad, Balochistan, to Makkah and Madina during 1970-76.

 

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The British Residency, Quetta, c. 1905-06.

 

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1920

 

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Quetta

1920

Murree brewery company Quetta

 

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A photo of Shela Bagh station in Baluchistan province, which is situated at the fortified entrance to the 3.9km long Kojak tunnel, constructed from 1888-91. This was taken in the 1920s as the towers had collapsed due to an earthquake in 1935!

 

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A Street scene, Quetta Pakistan.
Date: c1950s
Source: Alamy

Sandeman Memorial Hall, Quetta after the earthquake.
The Quetta earthquake happened on 31 May 1935 and measured 7.7 on the Richter scale. An estimated 30,000 to 60,000 people died.
Date: 1935

 

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Grand Reception of His Royal Highness, The Khan of Kalat Khan Mir Mahmood Khan Baloch in the Race Course Ground Quetta Balochistan.
Date: 1906

Gateway through hills in Baluchistan Khojak Pass, through Khwaja Amran Mountains.
Date: 1926
The Amran Range or Khawaja Amran is an offshoot of the Toba Kakar and Toba Achakzai range of mountains, north of Chaman Valley