E-11/4

E-11

Electricity

Water Supply

Security / CCTV

Educational Institutes

Hospitals

Mosque

Park and Playground / Recreation

Gymnasium

Banks and Financial Institutes

Library

Restaurants

Emergency and Rescue

Nearby Public Transport Service

Islamabad is the federal capital of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, with modern culture and architecture to synchronize itself with other capitals around the globe. Islamabad was built during the 1960s to replace Karachi as Pakistan's capital. The city's master-plan, designed by Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis, divides the city into eight zones, including administrative, diplomatic enclave, residential areas, educational sectors, industrial sectors, commercial areas, rural and green areas.
Islamabad comprises of approximately 350 square miles (906 square km) area. A further 1,049 square miles (2,717 square km) area, known as the Specified Areas, forms a trapezoid with the Margalla Hills, 3,000 to 5,000 feet (900 to 1,500 meters) high in the north and northeast. The southern part of the city is an undulating plain. It is drained by the Kurang River, on which the Rawal Dam forms a lake.&nbsp;
Islamabad is home to many cultural and social landmarks of the country, including the magnificent Faisal Mosque, Parliament House, Supreme Court of Pakistan, Lok Virsa, Pakistan Monument, Golrah Shrine, Pak China Friendship Center among many others.

Islamabad

Parallel to Sector F-7 and located right in front of the famous Fatima Jinnah Park (F-9 Park), Sector F-8 is another beautiful and one of the most sought-after locations in the capital city that falls under the jurisdiction of Capital Development Authority (CDA). Like every other sector, it consists of the four sub-sectors and a centralized commercial market known as market.
At a location with high geographical advantage, this sector is surrounded by major landmarks and well-settled neighborhood. People living here benefit not only from a number of facilities including security, electricity, gas and and non-stop water supply, rather there are numerous amenities available - from schools to health centers. Some of the major and important landmarks available in the area and surrounding sectors are; Comwave Institute, Skans School of Accountancy, Ali Medical Center, Allama Iqbal Internal School and Academy, Islamabad Model School for Girls, New Yorker Pizza, Treehouse School, ASAS International School, Islamabad, Islamabad Model College for Boys, Jade Cafe by China Town, Habibi Restaurant, Butt Karahi Tikka, Foody Moody, Bakeman, Islamabad District Court and NADRA office. Its unique location allows it to access a number of brands and shopping centers in Blue Area - a commercial hub of the capital city. Right in front of F-8/4, lies the iconic Centaurus Mall which attracts thousands of people from the twin cities with its rich offerings and incredible shopping experience.
The area is surrounded by rich road network which keeps it connected with the rest of the parts inside and outside the city. Through Faisal Avenue it remains connected with Islamabad Expressway which leads it all the way to Rawat and other areas of the twin cities for example, Bahria Town, DHA, PWD, Pakistan Town, Korang Town, Humak Town, and CBR Town. On the other side, Islamabad Expressway connects it with Kashmir Highway at Zero-Point, which opens the horizon more for the residents of F-8, connecting them to the areas lying to the western part of the capital city, TopCity-1, Mumtaz City, B-17, Jammu and Kashmir Housing Society, and New Islamabad International Airport.

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E-11/4 is a sub-sector of CDA’s sector E-11. Located near Margalla Hills, this sector is 20 minutes’ drive from Zero Point, Islamabad. Electricity and water are available but not every part of the sector has gas facility, however, it will be provided soon in future. Amenities include quality schools, commercial markets, refreshment centers, parks and mosques. D-12, F-11 and F-10 are the neighboring sectors, allowing E-11 to reach more amenities.