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What is the distance between Lahore and Islamabad on motorway?
The distance b/w Lahore and Islamabad via motorway is 333 km exactly. Answer by PAKISTANI YOUTH
What is the distance between faislabad and islamabad?
Just under 100 miles driving distance using Pindi Bhattian - Faisalabad Motorway and Wazirabad Road.
What are the merits of motorway?
merits of motorway? merits of motorway?
When motorway of Lahore to islamabad was built?
Grand Trunk road consructed by Sher Shah. - Islamabad is the federal capital and Lahore is the capital of Punjab so there is lot of traffic between the two and thus to ease the pressure of traffic on the GT road (grand trunk road. The motorway was rebuilt after 1947 in many stages. - the GT road is not enough, its narrow and also slow and to make transport between the two cities quicker and more efficient the new mtorway was made - also it was projected that the in a couple of years a lot of industries will be built along this route and it will provide the local people the chance to be employed. - the motorway was to be further extended to connect Faislabad and Peshawar
Where is islamabad located?
Islamabad in located in Pakistan.
What is the distance between Lahore and Islamabad?
The road distance is approximately 300 Km a little less than 300 Km fromt the GT road and if you take the motorway its has a span of 379 KM. aproximatley The road distance is approximately 300 Km a little less than 300 Km fromt the GT road and if you take the motorway its has a span of 379 KM. aproximatley
When was Islamabad created?
Islamabad was created in 196#.
What country is Islamabad in?
The city Islamabad is in the country of Pakistan located in South Asia.
What is the postal code of islamabad Pakistan?
The Postcode for Islamabad is 44000
What is abbreviation for ig?
abriviation of ig
Who is the ig of India?
what is the IG of India
What is the correct spelling of islamabad?
Islamabad is the correct spelling.
