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Brief Information About Borderland

Borderland is also a small rural community town located in the County of Mingo. Two major roadways, U.S route no. 119 and 52 criss-cross the town. It has its own Post Office and most of the local inhabitants are primarily involved with the agricultural sector. Some are also involved in trade, agriculture and other related products and services in the area. Borderland is located at a height of about 654 ft. from the sea level. Local education and health facilities are also available in this village community.

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