Geography and Climate
Thatha Shamsa (Chattha) is bounded by river and canal. The canal, which runs parallel to thatha shamasa comes from the Qadirabad barrage and is west of Thatha Shamsa. The climate is mainly dry with rains in the summer due to the monsoons and there are also a few rains in the winter due to the western depression. The land is plain and good for agriculture and Fish Farming with plenty of water supply. formers have also dug many tube wells due to the undependable climate.
This village is gifted by nature with all the seasons, summer, winter,spring and very specifically monsoon rains. In olden times there used to be mangwi ( mean all the farmers get together to cultivate one of them,s land) this tradition is still kept intact by villagers despite there is mechanized farming in the village and life style has been transformed.
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