Wan, Pakistan
Wan is a village in the Sialkot District in the Punjab province of Pakistan, situated between Daska, Sambrial and Wazirabad.
32°25′N 71°42′E / 32.417°N 71.700°E / 32.417; 71.700
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Populated places in Sialkot District
- Daska
- Pasrur
- Sambrial
- Sialkot
towns
- Baddomalhi
- Chawinda
- Daska
- Gohad Pur
- Kotli Loharan East
- Kotli Loharan West
- Pasrur
- Sadda
- Sahowala
- Sambrial
- Sialkot
- Siranwali
- Ugoki
- Wadala Sandhuan
- Adamke
- Addha
- Allo Mahar
- Baddoke Cheema
- Bairi
- Balgan
- Begowala
- Bhagot
- Bhagowal
- Bhopalwala
- Bhulair Bajwa
- Bhuttar
- Chakchohdu
- Chhowni Sulehrian
- Dalowali
- Dhallewali
- Gadgor
- Gerbla Syedan
- Ghuinke
- Gunna Kalan
- Jajjay Sahian
- Jamke Cheema
- Janewali
- Jathekey
- Kakay Wali
- Kalekay Nagra
- Kapurpur
- Khan Jajja
- Kharota Syedan
- Kot Manan
- Malhian
- Mallu-Chhitt
- Mandranwala
- Manpur
- Mundair Kalan
- Nawan Sohawa
- Perochak
- Pind Brahmanan
- Qila Kallar Wala
- Raja Harpal
- Ralioke
- Sabo Bhadiyar
- Sahibkay Cheema
- Saukin Wind
- Seowal
- Shamsa Cheema
- Targa
- Tarigri
- Umarke
- Wan
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Nala Aik cuts this from outer banks.Wan stands as a diverse village characterized by a predominant Cheema family majority. Tariq Yousaf Cheema has played a significant role in fostering development and contributing to various social factors within the community. Additionally, the village boasts a substantial population of Meo, Christian, and other lower castes, reflecting a rich tapestry of residents.
