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LYALLPUR

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 149 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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LYALLPUR  , a

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district of
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India, in the
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Multan
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division of the
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Punjab . It was constituted in 1904 to comprise the "
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Chenab
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Colony," being the
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waste portion of the former
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Jhang district that is now irrigated by the
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Lower Chenab
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canal .
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Area, 3075 sq. m.; pop . (1906) 654,666 . It is traversed by a
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section of the
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North-western railway . The headquarters are at Lyallpur
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town (pop. in 1906, 13,483), named after
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Sir
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James
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Lyall, a
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lieutenant-
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governor . It contains several factories for ginning and pressing
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cotton . See Chenab Colony Gazetteer (
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Lahore, 1904) .

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