Youngpur

The village is a square if viewed from above. That is because of the planned structure by the British. All the roads in the village are straight and wide even the Okara city cannot compete with it. Though there has always been a drainage problem. The village grew from only some streets but now covers all of the space available for the houses including Shamlat, though uneven division of plots has led to houses of only some meter square leading to high population density in the area. Youngpur has two schools, one for boys and other is for girls.

Youngpur has 90 murabas of cultivated land that is equal to 2250 acre, though the locals have brought a lot of land in the neighboring villages. The main source of income is agriculture either directly or indirectly. A large amount of work force is utilized by the workshops and different kinds of shops, it is one of the only self-sufficient villages in the area. There are also a large number of shops on the Faisalabad Road whose number only the cities or major towns can match.

30°55′N 73°23′E / 30.917°N 73.383°E / 30.917; 73.383