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Plate 3.1: Gateway of District tando Muhammad khan Plate 3.2: Alfatah Chowk 27
3.5 PHYSICAL FEATURES The district Tando Muhammad khan is a part of the lower Indus plain. Geographically district may be divided in different parts, there are three main canals of river Indus are across with the district, Guni, Pinjari, channel canal. River Indus also across from the upper part of the city called as MuLakatiar, Mulakatiar came in the Taulaka bulari shah karim, in the east there is hill called Ganjo takkur. 3.6 CLIMATE The climate of the village as it like district is on the whole is moderate. The months of May and June, July, august are very hot during the day with maximum and minimum temperatures of 41c and 26 c. this follows by an abrupt falls in temperature during the night with pleasant breeze which makes night comfortable. December and January are the coldest months with maximum and minimum temperature of 25 c and 11 c. some times cold winds from Balochistan make the winter severe. Highest about the end of august this is much less in May when the air is uncomfortable by dry; Fogs are common in the cold season. The district lies in rain shadow area. Heavily laden southwest monsoon clouds rising from the Arabian Sea pass over this area without any shower. Except occasional shower in the month of July, in winter the district get some rain cyclonic winds blowing from the Persian Gulf. 3.7 FLORA AND FAUNA 3.7.1 FLORA The flora of an area depends upon soil and the amount of moisture available. District Tando Muhammad khan is being agricultural district of Sind h and alluvial plain. Therefore plants suitable for agricultural products like banana, Mango, sugarcane, carrot (specially white carrot), onion, cotton, wheat, rice, mirchi etc. most common trees are ber (Ficus Indica), neem (Azadirachta Indica), khaji (date 28
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