Kotri

Kotri (کوٹری), a large town, (25o - 22 north latitude, 68o 22 east longitudes) is the headquarter station of the Kotri taluka. It is situated on the right bank of the Indus and since 1900 has been connected with Gudu Bander on the other side of the river by an iron bridge replacing the steam ferry which used to ply between these two places. The town originally was within the Jagir of Mallick Sardar Khan, Chief of Numria, the 'nine-men' clan. The town has excellent road communication to Karachi. There are two routes one by Thano Bula Khan, and the other via Jherruck, Thatta, Gharo and Landhi. A road also goes to Band Virah, a distance of 39 kilometers. Much of the traffic by river has ceased since the construction of the railway. Kotri is quite a modern place. The city boasts an excellent railway and road network, a courtesy of its neighbour, Hyderabad on the other side of the river. Soon, Kotri stood out as a major terminus for the city of Karachi allocating trainful of passengers from the Kotri Railway Station. It also serves as a starting point for the River Steamers for Sukkur and Multan.

 

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