Asia
Pakistan
Everything you need to know about Pakistan for geography games and satellite imagery — capital, population, time zone, and how to recognise it from above.
Quick facts
Where is Pakistan?
Satellite view centred on Islamabad (30.0°, 70.0°).
How to spot Pakistan from satellite imagery
The Indus system connects the northern mountains with the irrigated plains and the Arabian Sea. In a regional image, compare the cultivated corridor with the drier land beside it. The river bends and the position of its delta provide anchors that a patch of green fields cannot.
Agricultural landscapes continue across the border into India, while arid mountains extend toward Iran and Afghanistan. Avoid trying to infer nationality from field size or canal density alone. Trace the river network and locate a named city or mountain range. The composite has no political boundaries, including in disputed areas.
Read the full satellite guideCan you find Pakistan from above?
Play satellite-imagery rounds from Pakistan on a 3D globe.
Themed Pakistan modes
Restrict the location pool to Pakistan and pick a theme — volcanoes, capitals, coastlines. Smaller pool, sharper learning curve.