Lasbela District

Lasbela District spans from the Arabian Sea coastline to inland mountains, encompassing 15,153 square kilometers of diverse geographical terrain in western Pakistan.

The district, established in 1954, developed from a strategic location along ancient trade routes connecting the coastal regions with inland territories of Balochistan.

The population of 680,977 residents includes Baloch and Brahui communities, who maintain their languages, traditional pottery crafts, and textile production methods.

Four administrative tehsils coordinate public services, while the Uthal headquarters manages governmental operations and infrastructure development throughout the district.

The district contains substantial mineral deposits of limestone and gypsum, supporting multiple industrial operations alongside traditional fishing and agricultural activities.

GPS coordinates: 25.70463,66.60818

Latest update: March 5, 2025 14:20