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- Parom is a Tehsil in Panjgur District in Balochistan, Pakistan. The historical area of Parom was divided by the Goldsmith line, thus a small part of it falls in Iranian territory. According to local legend, it was also known as Gulshan, meaning 'rose garden'. The word parom means 'growth' in the Balochi language and is attributed to Parom due to its mild climate and the fertile soil which supports more than one crop per year. Today the region has two union councils, Parom and Koh Bun. The population numbers around 50,000 people. Paroom has very pleasant summer months and it is noted for its mild summers in contrast to the hot summers in other parts of the Makran division. Most of Parom's inhabitants depend on farming, the main crop being Muzati dates. The people's main income comes from farming and border business.The historical villages in Paroom are Diz (meaning 'fort': the main fort of Parom was once situated here), Dasht Shahbaz, Jayeen, Legoork, Sengozai Bazar, Gwash and Sham-e-sar, Kaleri and Reesh Peesh. There were two archaeological sites called dambs which resembled neolithic sites but were bulldozed in 2008 to use the area for farming. There are several other small dambs dotting along the Dambani Kaur. The Dambani Kaur is a dry river which used to fill the Parom-e- Kup (Lake Parom) when it rains. (en)
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- Number of Union councils (en)
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- Parom is a Tehsil in Panjgur District in Balochistan, Pakistan. The historical area of Parom was divided by the Goldsmith line, thus a small part of it falls in Iranian territory. According to local legend, it was also known as Gulshan, meaning 'rose garden'. The word parom means 'growth' in the Balochi language and is attributed to Parom due to its mild climate and the fertile soil which supports more than one crop per year. Today the region has two union councils, Parom and Koh Bun. The population numbers around 50,000 people. (en)
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