This chapter investigates word order in three Balochi varieties: Coastal (CoB), Koroshi (KoB) and Turkmenistan (TB). The close genetic relationship among the three dialects, coupled with their areal dispersion make Balochi an ideal test case for investigating the effects of areality. All are predominantly OV; CoB and KoB share predominantly post-verbal goals (VG), but TB has lower rates, confirming the expected drop of VG with increasing distance from the Mesopotamian core of the Western Asian Transition Zone. Conversely, KoB has the highest rates of post-verbal goals, and the highest frequency of prepositional flagging, confirming an increase in head-initial structures for these features at locations closest to Mesopotamia.