Ganjo Takkar (Barren Hill) or the Ganjo Hills, is a small limestone range in Hyderabad District,

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that runs nearly due south parallel to the

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for about 14 miles. The hills have an elevation just 100 feet and a type of

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, was dug from mines in the hills.Imperial Gazetteer of India, v. 13, p. 317.
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