Chak Ali Shah
Village in Pakistan
Chak Ali Shah is a village approximately 20 kilometres (12 mi) east of tehsil Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum District, in the province of Punjab, Pakistan.
It is bounded in the south by the River Jhelum and on the north by the Salt Range. The Khewra Salt Mine is 26 kilometres (16 mi) from the village. Neighbouring villages are Chak Hamid and Nawan Loke, and the nearest large town is Dharyala Jalap.
The majority of the population is Muslim Jalap Rajputs, but there are also well-known Jat and Syed families. Notable families in the village are Hayats and Sardars.
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Neighbourhoods of Jhelum
Administration: Jhelum District
- Dina
- Jhelum
- Pind Dadan Khan
- Sohawa
- Dina
- Jhelum (capital)
- Pind Dadan Khan
- Sohawa
- Adrana
- Badlot
- Boken
- Chak Jamal
- Chak Khasa
- Chak Shadi
- Chotala
- Darapur
- Daulatpur
- Dhanyala
- Dharyala Jalap
- Domeli
- Garh Mahal
- Gharibwal
- Gharmala
- Golepur
- Gujjar
- Haranpur
- Jajial
- Jalalpur Sharif
- Jhelum Cantonment
- Kala Gujran
- Kandwal
- Khewra
- Khukha
- Kohali
- Kotla Faqir
- Lehri
- Lilla
- Ludhar
- Madu Kalas
- Monan
- Mughalabad
- Nagial
- Nakka Khurd
- Nara
- Pail Bane Khan
- Pandori
- Phulrey Sydan
- Pind Matay Khan
- Pind Sawika
- Pindi Saidpur
- Sanghoi
- Sauwal
- Sohan
- Sultanpur
- Tobah
- Aadowal
- Abdullahpur
- Ahmedabad
- Aima Bari
- Ajmair Sharif
- Ather
- Bhelowal
- Bishan Daur
- Bugga
- Bura Jungle
- Baghanwala
- Chan Pur
- Chak Ali Shah
- Chak Hamid
- Chak jani
- Chakri
- Chakri Rajgan
- Choran
- Shereen abad Dandot RS
- Dhok Mughal Pathaan
- Dhok Padhal
- Dhudhi Phapra
- Gatiali
- Ghazi Nara
- Hattar Jhelum
- Jakkar
- Jutana
- Kaslian
- Kora
- Kantrili
- Mamyan
- Mirza Pur
- Mirza Abad
- Motian
- Muftian
- Naich
- New Jhang
- Noor Pur Sayedan
- Nougran Shareef
- Nathial
- Pakhwal
- Pipli Jhelum
- Pither Kalan
- Pither Nadi
- Potha
- Raiya Chak Maddu
- Saroba
- Shamaspur
- Sihotra
- Saghar Pur
- Sodian Gujar
- Thallah Chaudrian
- Thill
- Wagh
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