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Binawrai (population c. 500) is a small village located about 35 km north of Mingora in Swat District, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. Most of the people are farmers, and a considerable number of people live abroad and remit money to their families. Swat River is located to the west and Miadam stream to the south; as such, Binawrai is hemmed in by water from two sides.

The local language is Pashto. The people of Binawrai follow Islamic culture.

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