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Attock Airport, Pakistan (Code :: ATG) | Attock Airport Map, Attock Airport Code

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Information on Attock Airport, Pakistan * Attock Airport Location & Attock Airport Map * Attock Airport IATA Code, ICAO Code * Current time at Attock, Pakistan

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Attock fort or Attock Qila is situated just 80 kilometers away from the Islamabad. On the Indus River's banks, it was constructed 500 year ago and Khawaja Shams ud din Khawafi was its supervisor. Attock is a city which is situated in the centre of Peshawar (the provincial capital of Khayber Pakhtun Kha province) and the Islamabad. This place is very near to the Afghanistan's border.

The basic aim to build this structure was to defend against the Afghan warriors. The next territory belongs to the Afghans to Mughal Kings were well familiar with their aims. It was constructed to give the strength the Mughal Empire. Unfortunately this place is not available for the visitors because Pakistan Army fully holds it. So no visitor is allowed to go inside to it. It is just few kilometers away from the city of Attock.

It was Akber's massive fort, with a circumference of about two and a half kilometers dates from the late sixteenth century when, because of trouble at Kabul. Akber established a base here and set up a colony of river men to man the ferries. Their village stands on the river bank below the fort.

When British came the strengthened the Attock fort and made the town the district headquarters and cantonment. It is still a strategic military installation for the Pakistan Army and visitors cannot enter it or take photographs. During the dry season Mughals crossed the river over a bridge of boats, which the British later anchored to piers on either side. Not long after this British engineers unsuccessfully attempted to bore a tunnel under the river. After this failed, they built a road and rail bridge in 1883 that served until the end of the 1970s when a new bridge was finished near the fort that saves precious minutes on the journey to Peshawar.

If you are approaching from Islamabad to Peshawar you can find Attock fort on the side of old GT Road. A latest highway replaced the old road though.

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Attock fort or Attock Qila is situated just 80 kilometers away from the Islamabad. On the Indus River's banks, it was constructed 500 year ago and Khawaja Shams ud din Khawafi was its supervisor. Attock is a city which is situated in the centre of Peshawar (the provincial capital of Khayber Pakhtun Kha province) and the Islamabad.

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Attock, is a small town in Pakistan it is located at the confluence of river Indus & Kabul. Attock the headquarters of Attock District, is in the northern border of the Punjab province, and also a border district on the river Indus. Attock's old name, before 1985, was Campbellpur.

It is just 80 km (50 mi) from Rawalpindi, 100 km (62 mi) from Peshawar, and 10 km (6 mi) from the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex, Kamra

Attock During British rule

The city's foundations were laid in 1908, and it was named Campbellpur after Sir Campbell

After independence

Although Pakistan had become independent from Britain in 1947, it wasn't until 1978 that the name Attock was adopted for the city.

Attock's first oil well was drilled in Khaur in 1915. It has an oil and gas field, Dakhini, near Jand, which produces one-third of Pakistan's oil. [citation needed]There are mainly Khatter in Paind bahador Khan Like Sardar Khan Mohammad Khan Khatter and His Two Brothers Sardar Karam Khan Khatter And Rab Nawaz Khan Khatter. a strong cost of khattar baradery is living in union council jhang and bathar mr.Maj Tahir khan khattar blonging from bathar

Geography and climate
Attock is located at 33? 46' 20N Latitude and 72? 22' 6E Longitude. It has an altitude of 348 metres (1,142 ft). The average annual rainfall in the district is 783 mm (30.8 in).

Attock District's climate is characterized by very hot summers and very cold winters. The maximum temperature reaches 40?C. The northern part is more humid, with a relatively moderate climate as compared to the southern part.

The river Indus flows on the western and northern sides of the district; the Haro River comes from Haripur and passes through the Attock tehsil on the north of the Kala Chitta Range. The land consists mainly of hills, plateaus, and dissected plains. The area north of the Haro River is a flood plain with fertile soil.

Village of Thatta Attock

Village of Thatta has been one of the most important villages of the District. It is believed to have been founded by Sher Shah Suri, while some believe that it was founded much earlier, in the time of Alexander's invasion. The Khattar family of this village has played a very important role in the progress of the country and the region.

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Attock, is a small town in Pakistan it is located at the confluence of river Indus & Kabul. Attock the headquarters of Attock District, is in the northern border of the Punjab province, and also a border district on the river Indus. Attock's old name, before 1985, was Campbellpur.