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RAIWIND ROAD DHA PHASE XII (EME) THOKAR NIAZ BEG RAIWIND N 810 10 M (32'x70') 809 LAWARI LANE 10 M (32'x70') (32'x70') M 10 825 827 833 824 826 880 829 828 10-M 881 LDA AVENUE ROAD 150'-0" 801 832 AREA YET TO BE ACQUIRED 800 CHITRAL LANE 10 M (32'x70') 937 10 M (32'x70') (32'x70') M 10 10 M (32'x70') M R KYANI ROAD 938 913 ZHOBE LANE 15 914 943 10 M (30'x75') Passage 11' Street 944 951 958 Mosque HANNA LANE (30'x77') M 10 10 M (32'x70') 856 949 13 Village 950 Hussain Abad 1 857 House 3 904 HALA House 766 2 10 M (32'x70') Existing Passage Existing 4 11 10-M (35'x65') 10-M NAMAL LANE 10 M (32'x70') 980 905 House PARK House NARAN LANE 5 LDA AVENUE-1 MILLAT LANE 10 House 922 964 House 10 M (32'x70') 8 House 10-M (36'x70') 9 985 169 957 208-D 7 House 923 6 10-M Houses 170 SIR SYED AVENUE ZHOBE LANE 10 M (32'x70') 979 10.55 K 965 168 978 986 171 D GATE488 NO 3 5-M (25'x45') 5-M SIR SYED AVENUEZOBE LANE 977 746 205 752 204 203 202 201 JHOKE LANE 172 674 SHOP15'x30' 200 199 %1//'4%+#.2#4-+0) 198 ROAD W. TANK STREET 489 SHOP15'x30'197 206-D 10 M (32'x70') 780 196 MOSQUE 990 490 478 KHALIQ ABAD 745 751 10 M (32'x70') 479 - 207-D 991 1-K (50'x85') 491 KULACHI LANE (5-MARLA PLOTS) 775 RAHMAT675 ALI STREET - DIR LANE 25'X45' 779 996 10 M (32'x70') 10-M (35'x65') 697 1003 776 665 158 162 629 NOSHKI LANE 664 997 471 1-K (50'x85') 698 OPEN SPACE 177 630 1-K (50'x85') GATE NO 2 1-K (50'x85') 470 631 5 M SIZE (25'x45') 684 ZAFAR ALI KHAN LANE 153 161 740 178 25'X45' CHILTAN LANE 466 WARSAK LANE WARSAK 423 152 157 179 739 25'X45' 5 M SIZE (25'x45')151 159 156 KHUSHAL ROAD 465 150 160 1-K (50'x85') 146 622 424 147 149 161 Open 148 152 PASBAN 1-KLANE SIZE (50'x85') 685 155 1-K (50'x85') 1-K (50'x85') 118 117 10 M SIZE (32'x70') 154 153 733 1-K Open 732 710 LIAQAT ALI KAHN LANE LANE MOHANI HASRAT 144 145 129 188 731 730 5 M SIZE (25'x45') 658 SATPARA STREET PASNI166 LANE 1-K SIZE (50'x85') DAAMAN LANE 189 711 637 116 91 113 92 SATPARA167 5 M SIZE STREET (25'x45') 114 115 1-K SIZE112 (50'x85') PARK STREET 63 SATPARA 190 657 25'X45' 104 62 128 1-K (50'x85') POTENTIAL 105 PARK 174 POTENTIAL 126 ASTORE LANE 141 638 179 127/2 127 125 AL-JANNAT HAFEEZ JALANDHARI LANESWAT LANE GATE 109 5 M SIZE (25'x45') GATE 124 STREET SHEGAR G 182 178 127/1 140 HOUSING GOMAL LANE 108 KHUSHAL ROAD 108 RAWAL LANE 183 175 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 37 107 109 1ST AVENUE 10 M SIZE (32'x70') FORT LANE 446 SOCIETY POTENTIAL 36 102 14 219 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 187 JALIB LANE RAWAT LANE 106 117 1-K (48'x88'-6") 1-K (50'x85') 79 10 M SIZE (32'x70') Open GATE 13 105 DOABA LANE CHOLISTAN LANE 233 137 104 116 721 1-K (48'x88'-6") 234 86 Green 58 197 235 Area 78 720 1381-K SIZE (50'x85') 85 BOSTAN LANE 235/1 220 RAHMAN236 BABA LANE 208 87 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K (50'x85') 250 47 648 SIR SYED AVENUE 232 POTHOHAR STREET 51 KHALID AHMAD LANE(STARA E IMTIAZ) 647 252 96 237 253 392 84 267 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 52 50 249 82 1-K SIZE (50'x85') RESERVED 206 269 SABSAZAR STREET 46 49 34 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 47 95 270 48 AREA 46 254 84 96 1 2 209 224 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 81 27 33 GATE NO 1 7.7 K 3 266 144 35 SACHAL STREET 17 4 5 228 95 97 37 6 211 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 32 36 7 287 85 LGS 31 16 35 34 8 3RD AVENUE225 33 9 241 98 145 32 10 ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN 276 SCHOOL 93 11 12 286 94 117 31 30 245 26 15 227 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 136 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 29 13 276/1 2ND AVENUE PARKING 28 16 17 99 156 57 27 14 18 QAZI242 ESSA LANE 278 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 62 38 26 19 258 17.46 KANAL 1 25 277 43 24 20 94 23 22 69 244 78 116 187 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 63 41 70 262 279 121 6M 21 71 186 MAST TAWAKALI LANE 64 D CMRL 43 68 259 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 115 132 JINNAH AVENUE ROW 150'-0" 67 40 41/1 72 42 67 291 280 76 SCHOOL LANE 73 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 127 MOHAFIZ TOWN 23 108 39 51 SWAT LANE 122 44 261 PARKING 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 65 107 66 74 282 77 104 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 150 74 68 52 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 134 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 106 45 50 JAN SHER KHAN LANE PARK LANE ROHI LANE 77 109 65 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 195 42 66 105 53 75 ABDULLAH HAROON LANE 281 89 110 49 54 64 292 209 103/3 106 135 78 76 210 BHITTAI LANE 111 48 AYUB KHUHRO 151 69 103 55 63 211 157 1 171 112 104 47 77 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 123 136 SABSAZAR STREET 24 150 56 62 212 90 HAJVERI STREET 46 213 2-K SIZE (70'x120') F 70 NALTER STREET 102 78 295 147 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 101 57 61 214 MARGHZAR STREET 103/2 133 82 79 74 FAZAL MEHMOOD LANE PARK STREET 113 10099 215 103 148 185 186 1 71 114 60 FOOT BALL GROUND PARKING 98 80 216 175 115 59 217 159 81 97 137 81 218 GULISTAN ROAD 65'-0"116 WIDE 96 23 KANAL 224 HANNA 58 223 103/1 149 149 132 95 82 390 222 80 117 221 MARGALA MARKET ROAD 220 72 118 219 160 79 BISHAM STREET 83 219/1 146 183 94 391 219/2 PARK 119 93 1 PARK 161 105 389 160 131 98 296 73 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 120 84 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 150 PARK 59 92 MOSQUE IMRAN KHAN LANE 121 85 162 36 91 117 34 86 297 C 174 182 61 90 PARKING 159 (O.H.T) 89 87 24 173 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 116 60 88 128 37 101 GHALIB STREET 71/1-D 163 25 511 TABRAIZI LANE 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 33 129 122-D 510 106 30 64 ROAD 80'-0" WIDE SAMIULLAH KHAN LANE 172 26 509 43 3 27 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') JV & BOT / MIX USE DEV TENNIS COUURT 63 141 508 CHAR BAGH STREET BAGH CHAR 32 85 MASJID LANE 31 2 28 142 SHAHNAZ SHEIKH LANE 44 23 11 42 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 50 KANAL 1-K SIZE (50'x85') SIZE 1-K 14 84 485 MIANDAD LANE SHANDOOR LANE LANE FAIZ AHMAD FAIZ ROAD 60'-0" WIDE 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') FATIMA JINNAH PARK 33 12 154 MUHAMMAD YOUSAF LANE 13 JAMIA 11 1 1-K SIZE (50'x85') RAJPUT TOWN 295 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 345 381 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 155 10 1-K SIZE (50'x85') MOSQUE 12 29 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103')MARGHZAR STREET 1-K SIZE (50'x85') AHMED FARAZ LANE 63 ARFA KARIM ROAD 45 AHMAD NADEEM QASMI LANE 486 MUNIR NIAZI LANE NIAZI MUNIR PERVEEN SHAKIR LANE 111 MINI GOLF COURSE 11 12 161 160 140 124 123 110 E 108 346 305 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 259 141 30 167 ZAHEER ABBAS LANE 380 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 170 344 40 39 347 31 505 168 343 118 172 RUMI ROAD ROW 80'-0" RUMI ROAD 306 478 A Q KHAN ROAD 3RD AVENUE INDUS STREET 342 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 32 47 PARKING 171 187 158 145 JAHANGIR KHAN ROAD 477 178 191 205 206 220 186 172 159 144 131 130 65 53 117 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 173 192 219 201 200 173 LIBRARY (O.H.T) ROAD 80'-0" WIDE 32/1 56 13 49 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 493 34 116 119 57 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') J 60 32/2 109 110 541 57/1 3.94 K 59 115 58 30 COMPLAIN 541/1 494 OFFICE ABASEEN111 LANE 542 GHALIB52 STREET CRICKET GROUND 48 PLANT MUHAMMAD YOUSAF LANE HOSPITAL FILTRATION 543 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 80036 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 112 ROSE 544 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 5.45 K 120 118 545 1ST AVENUE 546 PARKING TURBAT ROAD 113 MOSQUE 26 35 547 14 48 52 108 107 24 PARK 2ND AVENUE 469 106 ROAD 150' WIDE 18 97 28 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 42 356 IQBAL AVENUE ROW 100'-0" 468 27 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 19 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 105 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 13 PARK LANE MIAN MIR LANE PETROL PUMP 49 98 53/1-H JINNAH AVENUE ROW 150'-0" IBN-E-INSHA LANE 102 ASHFAQ AHMAD LANE 20 333 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 47 MIR TAQI MIR LANE 85 86 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 23 HASRAT MOHANI LANE 502 113 357 114 111 GRAVE YARD 112 5 KANAL 54 184 193 166 151 138 137 115 110 43 100 101 199 212 BULLAH SHAH LANE 180 179 124 185 198 213 WARIS SHAH LANE 194 123 207 MAIN MUHAMMAD LANE RAVI STREET 226 HAFEEZ JALANDHARI LANE 165 152 46 21 BABA GUHLAM FARID LANE AMJAD ISLAM AMJAD LANE 0.46 K 99 GATE NO 4 103 464 257 249 332 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 50 HALLI STREET 100 248 HALLI STREET NISHTAR STREET 2-K SIZE (70'x120') PARK 68 83 MASJID LANE IPS JANAZGAH PARKING B 382 1-K 82SIZE (50'x85') NISHTER 17 16 367 11.4 K 231 232 242 233 208 214 215 45 227 22 69 DHA KINDERGARTEN MOSQUE (O.H.T) 1-K SIZE (50'x85') H 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') STAFF LANE PARK 15 (PRE SCHOOL) 44 246 236 247 11.43 KANAL NIWAZISH OFFICE GREEN LANE 4-M CMRL 319 STAFF ACCN 235 367/1 4k 256 255 243 243 279 273 272 160/1-B 233/1-F 249 462 423 422 383 CANAL LANE NEELUM LANE GHALIB STREET1-K SIZE (50'x85') 106 ABAD NIAZ BAIG ROADDISTRIBUTRY 28' WIDE 78 ROAD 28' WIDE SHIBLI STREET SHIBLI STREET 95 107 77 366 RESERVED 74 KHAYYAM STREET 320 AREA 220 221 127 259 MT AREA 304 76 250 280 287 286 303 234 4 319 323 PARKING 219 128 12.4 K 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 279 278 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 321 75 83 169/1 277/1 52 322 FAMILY 260 337 354 336 320 268 360 353 31 84 196 198 197 275 3 129 QUARTERS 66 PARK STREET 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 177 277 118 31/1 130 160 164 165 170 85 176 LAHORE CITY 181 67 169 33 SATLEJ LANE 276 NADVI STREET NADVI STREET 34 4-M CMRL 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 117 296 1 53 33/1 32 131 32 116 87 150 151 10 M SIZE (40'x60') 176 RESERVED AREA ABDULLAH JAN362 377 378 393 394 409 410 425 426 441 442 455 456 468 469 479 MASHRIKI LANE BASTAMI LANE INDUS STREET 149 115 5.16 K COMMERCIAL 3.4 K 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 148 55 82 RESERVED 30 LALA ZAR 147 119/1 292 158 159 241 222 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 269 JAMAL DENI 221 202 201 ROW 65'-0" 119 145 144 182 MARKET146 114 JASMINE 88 RESERVED AREA 31 56 AL- FARABI STREET LALA ZAR LANE 113 421 PARK 33/2 AREA AL- JAMI STREET 112 295 PARK AL-BIRUNI STREET 10 422 242 6.6 M SIZE (30'X50') 82/1 MARRIAGE 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 800 Yds SIZE (70'x103') 83 1 84 12 K 10 M SIZE (35'x65') 111 306 ROW 69'-0" 290 GEN SET 2-K SIZE (70'x120') E HALL 116 GULL G LANE E 144/2-B 469 307 312 311 310 309 J 313 308 289 2-K SIZE (70'x120') 475 SADEQUAIN LANE 313/1 1-K SIZE (50'x85') 458 460
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