List the Cities in Pakistan


Pakistan appeared on 14 August 1947 out of Muslim-greater part domains in the northeastern and northwestern pieces of British India. At first, the nation was comprised of two pieces of the previous domain of British India; Pakistan was parted in 1971 when the eastern piece withdrew.

Pakistan's territory is portrayed by the level Indus plain (part of the Indo-Gangetic Plain), crossed by the Indus waterway and its feeders. The Indus is the country's longest stream and a fundamental water asset, yet it additionally causes floods and mudflows.

Pakistan's region upper east of the capital Islamabad is overwhelmed by piles of the Himalayas, known as the Karakoram, the second most elevated mountain range on the planet. The most elevated top in the nation is K2 with 8,611 m; it is the second-most elevated mountain on Earth, situated on the line between Pakistan and China.

Wedged between the Arabian and the Indian structural plates is the Iranian Plateau; the Pakistani piece of the level is known as the Balochistan level, part of the Eurasian. Balochistan is a parched desert and bumpy area in southwestern Asia.


Cities and Provinces in Pakistan

 

Cities

Provinces

1.

Gilgit

Gilgit-Baltistan

2.

Chitral

Gilgit-Baltistan

3.

Mardan

Gilgit-Baltistan

4.

Saidu Sharif

Gilgit-Baltistan

5.

Skardu

Gilgit-Baltistan

6.

Peshawar

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

7.

Tank

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

8.

Bannu

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

9.

Mardan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

10.

Chitral

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

11.

Saidu

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

12.

Muzaffarabad

Azad Kashmir

13.

Lahore

Punjab

14.

Bahawalpur

Punjab

15.

Dera Ghazi Khan

Punjab

16.

Dera Ismail Khan

Punjab

17.

Faisalabad

Punjab

18.

Gujranwala

Punjab

19.

Gujrat

Punjab

20.

Jhang Sadr

Punjab

21.

Kasur

Punjab

22.

Multan

Punjab

23.

Rahimyar Khan

Punjab

24.

Rawalpindi

Punjab

25.

Sahiwal

Punjab

26.

Sargodha

Punjab

27.

Shujaabad

Punjab

28.

Sialkot

Punjab

29.

Quetta

Balochistan

30.

Jiwani

Balochistan

31.

Gwadar

Balochistan

32.

Pasni

Balochistan

33

Ormara

Balochistan

34.

Panjgur

Balochistan

35.

Surab

Balochistan

36.

Nok Kundi

Balochistan

37.

Sibi

Balochistan

40.

Chaman

Balochistan

41.

Zhob

Balochistan

42.

Dalbandin

Balochistan

43.

Khuzdar

Balochistan

44.

Hoshab

Balochistan

45.

Karachi

Sindh

46.

Jacobabad

Sindh

47.

Shikarpur

Sindh

48.

Hyderabad

Sindh

49.

Mirpur Khas

Sindh

50.

Nawabshaw

Sindh

51.

Khairpur

Sindh

52.

Larkana

Sindh

53.

Sukkur

Sindh

54.

Sanghar

Sindh

55.

Matli

Sindh

56.

Thatta

Sindh

57.

Moro

Sindh

58.

Dadu

Sindh

59.

Parachinar

Federally Administered Tribal Areas

          

 


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