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The lake Manchhar is usually of 8 to 10 miles in length and breadth. It is situated at the foot of the Khirthar hills. Excavations at Masak, Lal Chhatto, Lohri, and Lakhiyo on the lake did not reveal any architectural objects except faint traces of some walls. But the [Figure: RELIC CHAMBER. PROBABLE SHAPE OF STUPA BURNT BRICK IN MUD. PROBABLE PLAN OF WALL OF TOWER. SCALE ONE INCH = 7½ FEET. PLAN. OF MIRPUR KHAS STUPA. FROM COUSENS. WEST]