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This is a req PG Property Description: 8 Kanal Commercial Plots Best And Prime Location For Golden Investment Opportunity Directly Connected To Makran Coastal Highway On South East Side And Gwadar City/New Airport/Cantt To West Side. Northern Bye pass On North Side. Each Acre Will Be Given 130' Ft Front. Size available: 1 Acre. Semi Commercial Plots In Proposed Industrial Zone Of Mouza Derbela Shumali Nearby new airport/cantt and northern bi pass at very reasonable price connected to coastal highway. Futuristic Land For Developers And Best Investment Opportunity For Big Returns In Near Future Plot Size 1 Acre Price Is 18 Lac Per Acre Till April'12 2017. 100% Land Available Without Any Litigation And Misrepresentation Plot Will Be Registered And Demarcation Of Plot Can Be Done Anytime On Demand Of Purchaser. Coastal Highway Is Connected Between Iran And Karachi Which Will Be The Next Trading Route Of Iran And Pakistan Which Is Extended To Cpec Route. Gwadar is a district along the sea in south of the Makran. The coastline of Gwadar District is about 600 Kilometers long. Gwadar was notified as a District in July, 1977 with it does headquarter at Gwadar Town. Previously it used to be a part of Makran District. It is bounded on the North by Kech and Awaran District. On the East by Lasbela District, on the south by the Arabia Sea and on the West by Iran. Total area of the district is 12,637 square kilometers. The district comprises of Gwadar and Pasni Sub-divisions: Physical Features / Topography The coastline of Gwadar District extends in an east-west direction and it is almost entirely desert. The elevation of Makran coast range is upto about 1000 meters above the sea level. In Gwadar District, soil is of two types: alluvial soil and lithosols and rigosols. The Valley of Dasht River in the western part of the district and the Kulanch valley in the north consist of alluvial soil. The mountainous area of the district is covered with lithosols and rigosols. Limestone, shale and sandstone are the main rocks involved in the formation of this area. Rivers and Streams The important rivers and streams in the district include Shadi Kaur, Swar and Dasth river with its tributaries Nilag and Daddeh. Climate The climate of Gwadar, elevated at 0-300 meters above sea level, is drying arid hot. It is placed in â œwarm summer and mild winterâ temperature region. The oceanic influence keeps the temperature lower than that in the interior in summer and higher in winter. The uniformity of temperature is a unique characteristic of the coastal region in Baluchistan. Industry Industry in Gwadar district consists of fisheries, power generation plants, few manufacturing units, ice plants. Fish is the major export of the district. Tourism can also be developed as an industry with little effort. Manufacturing units in the district include ice factories, boat making sheds and few furniture making workshops. Trade and Trade Centers Fish export is the major trade activity in the district. About 40% of the total fish catch is exported to Karachi. The fish is also exported to Sri Lanka, Korea, China and Hong Kong. So Gwadar is a well known trading center for fishing. In Gwadar district till today fishing is a family skill Communications Page 3
Property Features: Plot Features Balloted Boundary Wall Corner Electricity File Park Facing Possesion Sewerage Sui Gas Water Supply Other Plot Features government proposed industrial area Nearby Locations and Other Facilities Distance From Airport (kms) 06 Nearby Hospitals yes` Nearby Public Transport Service available Nearby Restaurants Nearby Schools Nearby Shopping Malls Other Nearby Places parks,malls,markets Other Facilities Other Facilities Security Staff prime location Page 4
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