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Ghakhar Mandi
Ghakhar Mandi () is a town in the Gujranwala District of Pakistan, located between the Gujranwala to the southeast and Wazirabad to the northwest. It is central to 33 villages, and the home of Pakistan's second largest electrical grid.
Ghakhar Mandi is famous for its carpeting industry. It is also known for its commodities, including rice, wheat, hand made floor mats and carpets. It is also home to a historic railway station. Asia's oldest road (Grand Trunk Road), which was built nearly 2,000 years ago by the Maurya Empire and upgraded by Sher Shah Suri and the British Empire, passes through the town.
== Geography ==
Ghakhar Mandi is a well populated and developed town in the Gujranwala District. It is the center point of 33 Villages including: Fateh Garh, Nat Kalan, Ibn Wali, Pir Kot, Aujla Khurd, Chak Aroop Chand, Aujla Kalan, Bhatti Mansoor, Bagrian Khurd, Bagrian Kohna, Punj Grayeen, Joura Mattam, Chak Saan, Chak Daden, Sadhanwali, Sadhanwali Kalan, Dhillam, Dhub Cheema, Chak Pathan, Kot Waris, Kot Anayat Khan, Klair, Kotli Sahian, Joura Sian, Bainka Cheema, Kalo Wali, Adil Garh, Kotli Hussain Wali, Kot Noora, Gharupp Garh, Waiyan Wali and Rahwali.
Punjabi is the local language of the region, but English and Urdu are also used commonly in businesses and government offices.
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