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Physical Map of Pakistan showing state boundaries, relief, Mount K2, the Indus River and its tributaries, important cities, and more.

Pakistan's Quick Facts

Land Area	770,875 km²
Water Area	25,220 km²
Total Area	796,095 km²
Population	201,995,540
Population Density	253.73 / km²
Government Type	Federal Parliamentary Republic
GDP (PPP)	$988.00 Billion
GDP Per Capita	$5,100
Currency	Rupee (PKR)
Largest Cities	Karachi (16,093,786) Lahore (12,642,423) Faisalabad (3,462,295) Rawalpindi (2,236,905) Gujranwala (2,229,220) Peshawar (2,202,946) Multan (2,015,091) Hyderabad (1,849,829) Islamabad (1,129,198) Quetta (1,099,546)

Pakistan Flag:

The flag of Pakistan was officially adopted on August 14, 1947.

The symbolic flag of Pakistan uses white to represent non-Muslims within the country; green and white combined represent peace and economic success; the white crescent represents future progress, and the star is symbolic of knowledge.
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Pakistan Coat of Arms:
The national emblem of Pakistan was adopted in 1954. It features the green color of the flag, and the star and crescent symbols of Islam.

A shield is depicted in the center of the emblem featuring the four major crops of Pakistan: cotton, jute, tea and wheat.

Surrounding the shield is a floral wreath of Poet's Jasmine representing the Mughal heritage. Below the wreath is a scroll reading, "Iman, Ittehad, Nazm" ("Faith, Unity, Discipline").