Quetta

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Quetta is a major city in western Pakistan known as the provincial capital of Balochistan and a key commercial and military center near the Afghan border.

All labels observed (7)

Label Occurrences
Quetta canonical 81
Quetta District 15
Quetta city 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
provincial capital
climate semi-arid climate
connectedByRailTo Karachi
Zhob
surface form: Zhob Valley
connectedByRoadTo Kandahar
Karachi
Zhob
country Pakistan
countrySubdivision Balochistan, Pakistan
surface form: Balochistan
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 1680 metres
about 5510 feet
governingBody Quetta Metropolitan Corporation
hasAirport Quetta International Airport
hasCricketTeam Quetta Gladiators
hasMilitaryInstallation Command and Staff College Quetta
Quetta Cantonment
hasPopulationRankInPakistan one of the largest cities in western Pakistan
hasRailwayStation Quetta Railway Station
hasUniversity Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences
University of Balochistan
historicalEvent devastated by 1935 Quetta earthquake
isBorderCityWith Afghanistan
isCapitalOf Quetta self-linksurface differs
surface form: Quetta District
isCenterOf fruit production in Pakistan
isProvincialCapitalOf Balochistan, Pakistan
surface form: Balochistan
languageSpoken Balochi
Brahui
Pashto
Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
locatedIn Balochistan, Pakistan
surface form: Balochistan
locatedInMountainRange Sulaiman Mountains
locatedInRegion western Pakistan
locatedNear Afghanistan
locatedOn Quetta Valley
majorEthnicGroup Baloch people
surface form: Baloch

Brahui people
Hazaras
Pashtuns
nickname Fruit Garden of Pakistan
playsInLeague Pakistan Super League
postalCode 87300
role commercial center
military center
timeZone Pakistan Standard Time
utcOffset +05:00
vehicleRegistrationCode QAA

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

eastern Pakistan hasMajorCity Quetta
subject surface form: Eastern Pakistan