Pakistan - Maps

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This page gives you an overview on maps about Pakistan collected on ecoi.net. More maps are available in our full-text search.

Ethnic & religious groups and topography

A map by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from May 1980 shows the major ethnic groups in the country:

In 2017, the Federal Ministry of Interior of Austria (BMI) published an atlas containing maps on the country’s topography (p.16), religious groups (p. 26) and ethnic groups (p. 36):

  • 2017 | BMI - Bundesministerium für Inneres; BMLVS - Bundesministerium für Landesverteidigung und Sport (Author), published by BMI – Federal Ministry of Interior (Austria)

    Afghanistan, Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syrian Arab Republic, Türkiye, Tunisia, Western Sahara, Yemen

    Middle East, North Africa and Arabian peninsula: Population maps, thematic maps and physical maps with main cities (religious groups; ethnic groups; oil and gas)

    Atlas: Middle East & North Africa (Map or infographic, English)

      enID 1408000

    Administrative divisions

    A map by the Information, Documentation and Research Division (DIDR) of OFPRA from June 2021 shows administrative divisions on the province level and main cities:

    A map by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) from 2004 shows administrative divisions on a regional level as well as roads and the railway system in Kashmir:

    Cities

    In 2016, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) published a map with major cities:

    More maps

    More maps and infographics with the option to use filters can be found in the ecoi.net search: Pakistan maps on ecoi.net. Please note that the recognition of text in graphical documents such as maps often does not work well. This means that place names often can't be found in the full-text search, even when the name is visible on a map.

    • Austrian Red Cross
    • Austrian Centre for Country of Origin and Asylum Research and Documentation (ACCORD)

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