Chakwal District

The district spans 6,524 square kilometers within Punjab province, featuring agricultural fields, natural lakes, and mountainous terrain across five distinct administrative tehsils.

The district formally established in 1985 through merging territories from Jhelum and Attock districts, marking a significant administrative reorganization in Punjab province.

The district holds a population of 1.4 million residents as of 2017, with communities maintaining traditional agricultural practices and regional festivities throughout 71 union councils.

Located 90 kilometers southwest of Islamabad, the district connects to major transportation networks and contains educational institutions serving the local population.

The district produced notable figures including Sub Abdul Khaliq, an Olympic athlete, and Khudadad Khan, the first South Asian recipient of the Victoria Cross.

Location: Rawalpindi Division

Capital city: Chakwal

GPS coordinates: 32.93253,72.84864

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:57