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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 184. Chapters: Nanda, Tribes and clans of the Pothohar Plateau, Khokhar, Heer, Cheema, Thathal, Gondal, Tribes of the Bar Region of the Punjab, Muley Jat, Doad, Manda, Sidhu, Chhina, Deol, Dhillon, Toor, Mor, Puniya, Saharan, Randhawa, Burdak, Nissoana, Jakhar, Nehra, Sehrawat, Majoka, Jat clan system, Balhara, Dhaliwal, Chadhar, Phoolka, Kang, Sandhu, Marhal, Chahar, Sandhawalia, Jyani, Dudi, Samtia, Malik, Samra, Dhaka, Ahlawat, Sangwan, Nagyal, Dahiya, Buttar, Godara, Bhullar, Manjotha, Atwal, Sanghera, Natt, Nijjar, Bhutta, Panghal, Budania, Kalyal, Sheokhand, Waraich, Kalirai, Jats of Sindh, Malhi, Gulia, Pawriya, Birring, Sinsinwar, Phogat, Sangha, Sohal, Kak, Goraya, Maan, Majhail, Kundu, Garhwal, Bajwa, Langrial, Pandher, Ghuman, Kookana, Uppal, Shergill, Nauls, Thadwal, Kaler, Tevatia, Madrak, Sahasi, Kajala, Mangat, Kanyal, Chhajra, Dagur, Sahi, Padda, Hayer, Mekan, Parhar, Nalere, Katewa, Wahla, Dabas, Duhan, Ranjha, Takhar, Sheikhum, Deshwal, Aulakh, Karwasra, Kaliramna, Khichar, Manes, Bangial, Sahu, Khatkar, Hundal, Bamraulia, Mallana, Khangura, Sheoran, Jhanjhar, Bandechha, Dhatt, Bhukar, Dhaulya, Lilla, Talokar, Makwal, Gandhar, Rajaharia, Sangi, Sahotra, Khatri, Dhamial, Badhan, Bohar, Dullar, Khaira, Sahota, Bhambu, Purewal, Lidhar, Bharhaich, Nitharwal, Mathyal, List of Jat clans, Uttera, Dhankhar, Bangyal, Bhinder, Bajya, Lohchav, Agre, Kasaniya, Kanwarpura, Dalal, Mahra, Juta clan, Tulla Jats, Maukhari, Marrar, Wagha, Chhokar, Wahiniwal, Inania, Hundet, Ghangas, Mahla, Khoja, Sarwara, Arar, Khatril, Sandhila, Phangureh, Sahu Jat, Nauhwar, Attariwalla, Mahil, Vijayrania, Chhachhar, Kulhari, Ghasal, Tatri, Mathauda, Wijhalke, Dhariwal, Dhindsa, Khirwar, Dhetarwal, Antal, Basra, Gaina, Pannun, Wejhwa, Virdi, Joon, Thiara, Lomish, Khingar, Legha, Sajanke, Pachar, Mirdha, Jajra, Janu, Aura, Andhak, Jhammat, Redhu, Balyan, Baghar, Daher, Didel, Hala, Ranyal, Dhotar, Jaglan, Thenua, Jappa, Warar, Baleli, Semi, Jatal, Achara, Bana, Kohja, Ves Jats, Mandiwal, Jatri, Kadian, Budhwar, Lali clan, Gilotar, Dhoot, Rachyal, Dhandla, Nandal, Daha tribe, Dharni, Pawera, Khoti, Moond, Bhalli, Buria, Lohanch, Phullan, Gujjral, Jatrana, Lodike, Ajmeria, Kharb, Narwat, Humayunpur, Vaire, Sanghania, Hal Jats, Rawn, Jandwa, Kalwania, Janmeja, Nara, Dhandu, Gakhal, Kaloke, Goyat, Farswal, Sunda, Bhadia, Ganjial, Khatarmal, Chilka, Abusaria, Soni, Jathol, Dantusliya, Chhillar, Bhawana, Rajoka, Kuhar, Kakran, Sansanwal, Pilania, Bhalothia, Hansra, Suriara, Bachak, Dosanjh, Hooda, Dhull, Khoye Maurya, Barjati, Chaitha, Khagwal, Lathwal, Jethoo, Aujla, Bargoti, Dookya, Mangoana, Vanar, Sarao, Karvir, Duhoon, Kundhal, Kharra, Gandas, Tarohly, Jhaal, Dhoat, Dhonchak. Excerpt: The Potohar plateau, or sometimes pronounced Pothohar Plateau (Urdu: ), is a large region of plateau situated in northern Punjab, Pakistan. It is bounded on the east by the Jhelum River, on the west by the Indus River, on the north by the Kala Chitta Range and the Margalla Hills, and on the south by the Salt Range. The terrain is undulating. The Kala Chitta Range rises to an average height of 450-900 metres (3,000 ft) and extends for about 72 kilometres (45 mi). The Swaan River starts from nearby Murree and ends near Kalabagh in the Indus river. Sakesar is the highest mountain of this region. The region roughly covers the modern day Punjab districts of Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum and Rawalpindi and the Islamabad Capital Territory. The Pothohar region i...