The Hingol Dam is constructed in Balochistan, Pakistan, on the Hingol River. It aims to provide water for irrigation, drinking, and flood control in this arid province, supporting local agriculture and community development in a water-scarce region.

Hanna Lake is a scenic lake near Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, Pakistan. It is a popular recreational spot, fed by natural springs and surrounded by mountains, offering a picturesque landscape.

Hamun Maskhel Lake, located in the Balochistan plateau of Pakistan, is a saltwater lake. Its saline nature is due to the arid climate and limited freshwater inflow, which concentrates salts in the lake.

Fort Sandeman was renamed Zhob in 1976, reverting to a local name to reflect Balochistan’s cultural heritage and shed colonial naming conventions.