Punjab · Indus · Pakistan
Kot Adduکوٹ ادو
Where the Indus meets southern Punjab.
- 142,161
- City population
- 16 km
- To Taunsa Barrage
- 2022
- District since
- Indus
- River system
PBS census, 2023 · city
Municipal geography
Punjab, October 2022
East bank of the Indus
The city
A city shaped by water, land and movement.
Canals drawn from the Indus turned a flat plain into mango, citrus, and cane country. From the 1980s, thermal plants and the refinery at Mehmood Kot made the same riverbank an industrial corridor. In 2022 the tehsil became a district of its own.
City, district, and facts →
The Indus
Where water becomes landscape.
The river is more than geography. It shapes the land, the canals, and the identity of this floodplain. Taunsa Barrage, sixteen kilometres out, holds the water that feeds the fields.
16 km · Taunsa Barrage
Explore the barrage →Look around
River, cane, and the power line
Taunsa Barrage
Sixteen kilometres out — irrigation, sunset, and dolphin country.
Canal country
Muzaffar and the TP Link turn the Indus into farms.
Energy belt
High-voltage lines cross the barrage toward KAPCO, Lalpir, and PARCO.
The bazaar
A working river town, not a monument circuit.
City parks
Ladies Park and Mumtaz Park — shade and walking tracks on a hot plain.
Plan a visit
October to March is the season.
Cooler days, barrage light, and dolphin-watching weather. Rail code ADK; fly into Multan.