Sultanabad Colony is a residential area in Gulbahar

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 of Liaquatabad Town

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 in Karachi

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, Sindh

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, Pakistan

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There are several ethnic groups in Sultanabad Colony including Muhajirs, Punjabis

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, Sindhis

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, Kashmiris

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, Pakhtuns

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, Memons, Bohras, Ismailis, etc. Over 99% of the population is Muslim

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. The population of Liaquatabad Town

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is estimated to be nearly one million.

The Sultanabad Colony is divided into two parts:

• Sultanabad Colony No. 1 (or "Laal Building")
• Sultanabad No. 2 (or simply "Sultanabad")

Sultanabad No. 2

It is surrounded by:

• Gulbahar Thana (North West)
• Lyari River (South)
• Qureshi Colony (East)
• Firdous Colony (North East)
• Pasban Mohalla / Sindhi Para (West)
• Agror Colony (South East)
• Al-Karim Colony / Sultanaba No. 1 (South East)

These are the parts of colony:

• 8 Residential Buildings (Block "D" - Block "K")
• A Jamatkhana (Worship place of Ismaili Community)
• A Ismaili Religious Education Centre / A Community Based School
• A Maintenance Office
• A Dispensary
• An External Shop Line
• A Park With Fountain
• A K.E.S.C. House

Map Of Sultanabad No. 2

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Residential Buildings in Sultanabad No. 2

• Block D: In the northern part if colony. having 4 buildings. Each building consists of 4 floors. and each floor contains 4 flats.

• Block E: In Eastern part of colony, having 5 buildings. Each building consists of 4 floors. Each floor contain 3 flats.

• Block F: In Western part of colony, having a single building consists of 2 floors and G.Floor. Each floor contain 10 Flats.

At the ground floor, Two flats in corner are occupied by Sultanabad Library & Reading Room (Reading Room Section).

• Block G: In Eastern part of colony, having 4 buildings. Each building consists of 4 floors with 4 flats in each.

• Block I: In Southern part of colony, having 8 buildings. Each building consists of 4 floors with 4 flats in each. It is the largest building in colony by area, and number of flats.