Wara Alam Shah

Wara Alam Shah واڑہ عالم شاہ is a village and union council (administrative subdivision) of Mandi Bahauddin District in the Punjab province of Pakistan.^[1] Amjad Alam Khan, the founder of Wara Alam Shah, who settled the village. The history of this village is known from an elder that this village came into existence about four hundred years ago. It is located at 32°30'30N 73°16'50E.^[2]

32°30′30″N 73°16′50″E / 32.50833°N 73.28056°E / 32.50833; 73.28056

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Mandi Bahauddin District

Cities and
towns

• Malakwal
• Mandi Bahauddin (capital)
• Phalia
• Sohawa Bolani

Union councils
and villages

Malakwal Tehsil	Ajjowal Badshahpur Bar Musa Bukkan Busal Chak No. 22 Chak Raib Daffar Ghar Qaim Gohar Gojra Haria Kattowal Kirtowal Kotehra Lolianwali Malakwal-1 Malakwal-2 Miana Gondal Mona Syedan Pind Makko Pind Rawan Rukkan Wara Alam Shah Waryat
Mandi Bahauddin Tehsil	Ahla Baddo Bhikhi Chak No. 1 Chak No. 3 Chak No. 40 Chakbasawa Chhimmon Chillianwala Dhapai Dhok Kasib Dhok Nawan Lok Dilawar Jaisak Jayya Jholana Kadhar Kandhanwala Kakowal Kot Baloch Kuthiala Sheikhan Lakhnewala Mandi Bahauddin 1 Mandi Bahauddin 2 Mandi Bahauddin 3 Mandi Bahauddin 4 Mandi Bahauddin 5 Mangat Mianwal Ranjha Mojianwala Mong Murala Nain Ranjha Pindi Bahauddin Rasul Rattowal Sahna Samunpur Shaheedanwali Sohawa Bulani Sohawa Dillowana Wasu
Phalia Tehsil	Bhekho Bherowal Bhindar Kalan Bhoa Hassan Chahrkey Chak Jano Kalan Chak Mitha Dhaerkhan Kalan Dhaul Dholla Kalan Dhunni Kalan Duggal Ghagoki Ghaniaan Haslanwal Helan Jokalian Kot Hast Khan Kotli Khurd Madhray Nārang Mandi Pahrianwali Phalia Pindi Kalu Qadirabad Raike Rerka Bala Saida

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