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- Isla Shams Pir es una isla situada en el Puerto de pescadores de Karachi, cerca de la playa Sandspit y la de localidad de Mauripur (ری پور). Administrativamente depende de la provincia de Sind, al sur del país asiático de Pakistán. (es)
- Shams Pir (Urdu: شمس پیر) is an island village near Thatta, Pakistan, along the western end of Thatta Harbour, close to Sandspit Beach and Kakapir. It is administered as part of the district. Approximately 5,000 people now live on the island. The village is bordered by thick Mangrove forests which grow in the harbor. Shams Pir is named for a Mazar (shrine) of a saint named Hazrat Sham Pir which located on the island. Shams Pir is an old village which, like Bhit Shah Island and Baba Island, predates the formal establishment of Karachi. Residents from Baba and Bhit islands helped settle Shams Pir. During the British era, some residents of Mithadar and Kharadar were settled in Shams Pir during construction of the Port of Karachi. Some of those residents moved further west and established the fishing village of Kakapir. (en)
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- Location in Pakistan (en)
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- Isla Shams Pir es una isla situada en el Puerto de pescadores de Karachi, cerca de la playa Sandspit y la de localidad de Mauripur (ری پور). Administrativamente depende de la provincia de Sind, al sur del país asiático de Pakistán. (es)
- Shams Pir (Urdu: شمس پیر) is an island village near Thatta, Pakistan, along the western end of Thatta Harbour, close to Sandspit Beach and Kakapir. It is administered as part of the district. Approximately 5,000 people now live on the island. The village is bordered by thick Mangrove forests which grow in the harbor. (en)
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- Isla Shams Pir (es)
- Shams Pir (en)
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