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Sanjan — may refer to:*Sanjan (Khorasan), a historic city in present day Turkmenistan *Sanjan (Gujarat), a town in Gujarat named by Zoroastrian immigrants after the Sanjan in Khorasan *Sangan (Pakistan), a town in Balochistan province of Pakistan *Samur… … Wikipedia
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