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Rawalpindi
Its historic landmarks make this a popular spot for tourists.
Date Of Built: 1037–1040
Metropolitan (2013) Population Ranking in Pakistan: 2end
Area: 259 km2
Union Councils in Rawalpindi: 120
Rawalpindi height from sea level: 508 M
Population: City 2,098,231
Rawalpindi (Known as the City of Military)
Rawalpindi postal code:46000.
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Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi commonly known as Pindi, is a city in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The word "Rawalpindi" consists of two Punjabi words; Rawal, and Pindi. Rawalpindi is adjacent to Pakistan's capital of Islamabad, and the two are jointly known as the "twin cities" on account strong social and economic links between the cities. Rawalpindi is the fourth-largest city in Pakistan by population, while the larger Islamabad Rawalpindi metropolitan area is the country's third-largest metropolitan area.
Rawalpindi is located on the Pothohar Plateau, known for its ancient Buddhist heritage, especially in the neighboring town of Taxila - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city was destroyed during the invasion of Mahmud of Ghazni before being taken over by Gakhars in 1493. In 1765, the ruling Gakhars were defeated as the city came under Sikh rule, and eventually became a major city within the Sikh Empire based in Lahore. The city fell to the British Raj in 1849, and in 1851 became the largest garrison town for the British Indian Army. Following the partition of British India in 1947, the city became home to the headquarters of Pakistan Army hence retaining its status as a major military city.
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi1 |
Dewal |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi2 |
Phagwari |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi3 |
Potha Sharif |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi4 |
Sahar Bangla |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi5 |
Ghel |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi6 |
Anguri |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi7 |
Chhajana |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi8 |
Maloot Sattian |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi9 |
Lehtrar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi10 |
Bhattiyan |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi11 |
Karore |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi12 |
Dirkot Sattian |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi13 |
Narar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi14 |
Khadiot |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi15 |
Punjar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi16 |
Hothla |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi17 |
Beor |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi18 |
Duberan Khurd |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi19 |
Nara |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi20 |
Lehri |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi21 |
Matore |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi22 |
Mowara |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi23 |
Dakhali |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi24 |
Nala Musalmana |
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Manyanda |
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Samote |
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Choha Khalsa |
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Kanoha |
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Doberan Kalan |
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Bhalakhar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi31 |
Guff |
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Ghazan Abad |
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Bishan Dote |
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Thathi |
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Qazian |
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Bewal |
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Islam pura |
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Sui Chemian |
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Changa Bangial |
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Bhadana |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi41 |
Jand Mehlu |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi42 |
Sarmot Kalan |
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Jero Ratial |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi44 |
Kauntrila |
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Kaniat Khalil |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi46 |
Mohra Noori |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi47 |
Gulyana |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi48 |
Noor Dulal |
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Kuri Dolal |
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Ghungrila |
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Matua |
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Mankiala Muslim |
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Kalyam Awan |
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Mandra |
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Sahang |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi56 |
Jhangi Jalal |
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Krumb Ilyas |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi58 |
Doultala -II |
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Narali |
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Ahdi |
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Ramman |
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Syed |
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Sukho |
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Jhongal |
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Jatli |
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Devi |
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Panj garan |
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Manghot |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi69 |
Doultala -I |
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Shakrial -I |
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Shakrial – III |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi73 |
Khana Dak -I |
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Khana Dak – II |
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Gangal |
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Shah Faisal |
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Dhoke Munshi Khan |
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Rehmat abad |
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Kotha Kalan -I |
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Kotha Kalan -II |
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Morgah |
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Kalyal |
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Adyala |
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Dhaman Syedan |
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Dhamial |
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Mohri Ghazan |
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Lakhan |
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Chak Jalal Din -I |
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Chak Jalal Din -II |
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Girja |
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Bajnial |
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Ranial |
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Chahan |
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Sihal |
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Kolian Hameed |
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Chakri |
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Parial |
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Raka Mera |
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Chak Beli Khan |
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Gagan |
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Chountra |
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Banda |
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Trahia |
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Dhanda |
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Jhatta Hathial |
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Bassali Rawalpindi |
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Takht Pari Rawalpindi |
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Baga shaikhaan Rawalpindi |
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Lodhran Rawalpindi |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi111 |
Sagri Rawalpindi |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi112 |
Mughal Rawalpindi |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi113 |
Garhi Sikandar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi114 |
Usman Khattar |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi115 |
Khurram Paracha |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi116 |
Thtaha Khalil |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi117 |
Jalala |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi118 |
Garhi Afghana |
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Union Councils of Rawalpindi119 |
Lab Thatho |
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Wah |
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