Fig. 1
From: Distribution and clinical significance of hepatitis B virus genotypes in Pakistan
The map shows the sampling sites in all regions of Pakistan. Sites are indicated with numerals. Sites: 1. Mirpur; 2. Kotli; 3. Palandari; 4. Rawalakot; 5. Bagh; 6. Kahuta; 7. Muzaffarabad; 8. Neelum; 9. Astor; 10. Sikardu; 11. Diamir; 12. Gilgit; 13. Hunza; 14. Chitral; 15. Dir; 16. Swat; 17. Kohistan; 18. Batgram; 19. Mansehra; 20. Abottabad; 21. Haripur; 22. Nowshera; 23. Mardan; 24. Peshawar; 25. Kohat; 26. Hangu; 27. Bannu; 28. LakkiMarwat; 29. D I Khan; 30. Wana; 31. Parachinar; 32. Islamabad; 33. Rawalpindi; 34; Chakwal; 35. Jhelum; 36. Gujrat; 37. Sialkot; 38. Gujranwala; 39. Sargodha; 40. Mianwali; 41. Bhakkar; 42. Jhang; 43. Faisalabad; 44. Lahore; 45. Sahiwal; 46. Multan; 47. D.G. Khan; 48. Bahawalpur; 49. Rahim Yar Khan; 50. Sukhar; 51. Khairpur; 52. Nawabshah; 53. Hyderabad; 54. Mirpur Khas; 55. Karachi; 56. Turbat; 57; Khuzdar; 58. Sibi; 59. Loralai; 60. Quetta. Regions: 1–8, Azad Jammu & Kashmir; 9–13, Gilgit-Baltistan; 14–31, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; 32, Federal Capital Territory of Islamabad (FCT); 33–49, Punjab; 50–55, Sind; 56–60, Baluchitan