Murree, Pakistan
Pakistan
Murree, Pakistan connects to 1409 places across 14 topics through 75 Bunkabop connections, with military and government themes dominant. The hill town was built in 1851 as a British Army sanatorium and retains Tudorbethan and neo-gothic architecture from that era. Aitzaz Ahsan, lawyer and politician, was born there, and former Prime Minister Zafarullah Khan Jamali received his early education at Lawrence College, Murree. Novelist Berta Ruck was also born there in 1878. Its strongest overlaps are with Pakistan and India.
Tudorbethan
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Shimla, India | The Ridge, Shimla
Muztar Abbasi
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Topa, India
Satti
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Punjab, Pakistan | Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Kahuta, Pakistan
Berta Ruck
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: London, England | Punjab, Pakistan | Darwin, Australia
Muhammad Ibrahim Mir Sialkoti
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Sialkot, Pakistan
Aitzaz Ahsan
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: London, England | India | Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan
Zafarullah Khan Jamali
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: United States | India | Pakistan | Afghanistan | Punjab, Pakistan
Military College Jhelum
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Jhelum, Pakistan | Jhelum District
Parikshit Sahni
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: India | Moscow, Central | Punjab, Pakistan | Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Shantiniketan
52nd Sikhs (Frontier Force)
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: India | Pakistan | Singapore | Punjab, Pakistan | Somaliland
Military College Murree
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Jhelum, Pakistan | Karnal, India | Sargodha, Pakistan
Bilal Abbas Khan
Connects Murree, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan | Sindh | Kuch, Iran | Sargodha, Pakistan