Garden Town - Blocks

Blocks

Garden Town is divided into 12 blocks:

  • Garden Block - plot measuring 1000, 2000 and 4000 square yards (2,4 and 8 kanal)
  • Ahmed Block - plots measuring 5000 square yards facing the canal (10 kanal)
  • Abu Bakr Block - plots measuring 5000 square yards (10 kanal)
  • Ali Block - plot measuring 175 and 250 square yards (7 and 10 marla) as well as 4000 square yard (8 kanal) plots located on Abul Hassan Isfahani Road.
  • Usman Block - plots measuring 500, 1000 and 2000 square yards (1, 2 and 4 kanal)
  • Abadi Devasabad - located between Usman, Ali, Garden and Ahmed Blocks is an area called Abadi Devasabad and plots neighboring this abadi have lower value
  • Tipu Block - originally had plot sizes measuring 1000, 2000 and 4000 square yards (2, 4 and 8 kanal), but after subdivisions, 500 square yard (1 kanal) plots were only available
  • Babar Block - originally had plot sizes measuring 1000, 2000 and 4000 square yards (2, 4 and 8 kanal), but after subdivisions, 500 square yard (1 kanal) plots were only available
  • Aibak Block - plots measuring 500 to 2000 square yards (1 and 4 kanal)
  • Aurangzeb Block - plots measuring 500 and 1000 square yards (1 and 2 kanal)
  • Tariq Block - plots measuring 500 and 1000 square yards (1 and 2 kanal)
  • Ata Turk Block - plots measuring 125 square yards (5 marla) to 1000 square yards (2 kanal)
  • Sher Shah Block - plots measuring 125 square yards (5 marla) to 1000 square yards (2 kanal)

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