Satora

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Satora, Khyber pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Satora
Satora Valley.
Satora Valley.
Coordinates: 33°57′29″N 73°14′59″E / 33.95806°N 73.24972°E / 33.95806; 73.24972
Country Pakistan
ProvinceKhyber Pakhtunkhwa
DistrictAbbottabad
Union councilNara

Satora Valley is a village of Dist. Abbottabad situated on the bank of Haro River, just 12.2 km away on the South-West of [1] (Hazara Aabshaar Sajikot). in the District of Abbottabad,[2] Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.

Geography

There are tall pine trees surrounding the village[3][4] and the lesser Himalayas are to be seen in the distance. Satora lies in a plain valley. Satora is divided into 7 parts, namely Khakhar, Buni Pand, Kot, Thohr, Panakha, Qilha and Ghohrhi. The population of the Satora Valley is made up of ten thousand people.

People

Satora has a population of about 10,000 individuals. Satora Valley is the center of its many adjacent Villages Like,[5][6] Kangrohtar, Tareeman, Sunbal Dahra etc. There is one Government High School which has been recently upgraded to Higher Secondary Level. Till recent times means of transportation were limited with only one hand made road but now the roads are being constructed from many sides, people are generally farmers.

Satora belongs to the union council of Nara. The main clans of the area are Sardars, Karlals, Saadaat, Abbasi and Awans with many sub-clans of the Karlals.

References

  1. ^ Sajikot Waterfall
  2. ^ "NA-18 - Election Commission of Pakistan".
  3. ^ "Thriving business: Timber mafia continues to deplete Hazara’s forest cover". Express Tribune.
  4. ^ "Forest Range". District Haripur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
  5. ^ Chanjah
  6. ^ Fateh-Abad

7. Nms News National Media Service

8. Sardar Munir Akhter

9.Satora Ke Awaz Hd News


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