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Ethnic group in South Asia

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Following is the list of notableBaloch tribes and clans:

B

C

Chandio

D

G

J

K

L

M

N

Noohani

P

Q

Qaisrani

R

S

T

Talpur

U

Umrani

W

Wadhela

Y

Yarahmadzai

Z

Zardari

Baloch tribes in Diaspora

References

Jānmahmad. (1982).The Baloch cultural heritage. Royal Book Co.

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Baloch tribes