Sargodha District, Administrative district in Punjab, Pakistan
Sargodha District is an administrative division in Punjab spread across agricultural land organized into seven administrative subdivisions. These areas—Bhalwal, Bhera, Kot Momin, Sahiwal, Sargodha, Shahpur, and Silanwali—surround the city of Sargodha, which serves as the central hub.
The district was originally established in 1893 under the name Shahpur before being renamed in 1960 when administrative operations shifted to Sargodha city. This change reflected a broader reorganization of the region's governance structure.
Punjabi is the primary language heard in daily life, though Urdu and Pashto connect people across wider regions. This linguistic tapestry reflects the social fabric and interactions within local communities.
The district is large, so traveling between its subdivisions requires local transport or organized journeys through the region. Sargodha city is the practical starting point for exploring the surrounding areas and their communities.
The region is known worldwide for growing kinnow oranges, a citrus variety with distinctive sweetness and abundant juice that thrives in local conditions. This specialization has shaped the district's reputation in global fruit production.
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