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The [[Pakistan Railways]] line passes through Lalamusa, linking it with [[Islamabad]] and [[Lahore]]. Lalamusa railway station is a junction, from where lines lead to Sargodha district via [[Akhtar Karnana]] and [[MandiBahauddin]]. The Lalamusa - Dinga road passes through Jaura Karnana. The Lahore - Islamabad GT Road also passes through Lalamusa. |
The [[Pakistan Railways]] line passes through Lalamusa, linking it with [[Islamabad]] and [[Lahore]]. Lalamusa railway station is a junction, from where lines lead to Sargodha district via [[Akhtar Karnana]] and [[MandiBahauddin]]. The Lalamusa - Dinga road passes through Jaura Karnana. The Lahore - Islamabad GT Road also passes through Lalamusa. |
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==Science magazine== |
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Lalamusa (لالہ موسی) is a town in Gujrat District, in Punjab province, Pakistan. It is geographically located at latitude (32.7 degrees) 32° 42' 0" North of the Equator and longitude (73.96 degrees) 73° 57' 35" East. It lies at an altitude of about 250 meters and has an approximate population of 96,032.
This city is named after a person named Musa, whereas the word Lala means "elder brother". In fact two brothers occupied this area in the early 20th century. Karnana is a big and historical town near Lalamusa.
Lalamusa has some interesting recreational places like Barkat Park, Qasim Park, and Hassan Park. The Local Government Training Academy is situated at Lalamusa.
Transportation
The Pakistan Railways line passes through Lalamusa, linking it with Islamabad and Lahore. Lalamusa railway station is a junction, from where lines lead to Sargodha district via Akhtar Karnana and MandiBahauddin. The Lalamusa - Dinga road passes through Jaura Karnana. The Lahore - Islamabad GT Road also passes through Lalamusa.
Science magazine
The magazine Monthly Science Village is published from Lalamusa.
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