Sardar Pur Noon

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Sardar Pur Noon is a historical village in Sargodha District, Punjab, Pakistan. It was settled in the nineteenth century by the Noon family, who moved here from Mitha Tiwana in Khushab , along with their staff and people to cutivate the lands. Sardar Pur Noon is one of the fifteen villages belonging to the Noon family. Sardar Pur Noon is inhabited by over 35,000 people. It is a self sustained community, having schools, medical clinics , ironmongers, carpenters, traditional craftsmen in leather arts, clay arts, etc. The village is surrounded by citrus,Malta, mango, lychee, Guava and date orchards. The date and Mango orchards are over a hundred years old. Sardar Pur Noon is a home of four very successful studfarms.Noon stud farm, owned by Malik Hamid Ali Noon and his son Malik Aamir Ali Noon are breeding Thoroughbred race horses and also polo game horses very successfully.Race horses from these Stud Farms have been placed in the Pakistan Derby a few times over the years.Malik Aamir Ali Noon is a international player of Horse polo game and also is a industrialist and a young politician of Sargodha ,who was a member of Majlis-e-Shoora in the government of General Zia-ul-Haq and the Sardar Pur Noon and Ali Pur Noon are the close one Noon family.

 

Towns & Cities of Sargodha

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Sargodha | Shahpur | Bhalwal | Phularwan | Bhera | Sillanwali | Lakhiwal Sharif | Haveli Majoka | Faruka | Jhawarian | Kalra | Shah Nikdar | Sahiwal | Nihang | Middh Ranjha | Mitha Tiwana | Mitha Lak | Lak More | Kot Momin | Lilyani | Shaheenabad | Jahanian Shah | Chauki Bhagatt | Talbey Wala Pattan | Chak 104 NB | Chungi No 12 | Chak No 71 NB | 46 Adda | Pul 11 | Batree Shahabdin Di | Nurpur Noon | Mangowal West | Chak 8ML | Thatti Noor dee | Chawa | Ali Pur Noon | Sardar Pur Noon | Sultan Pur Noon| Fateh Pur Noon Share Muhammad Wala Noon | Kikrawn Wala Noon | Zaffer Abad Noon | Khair Pur Noon | Aamin Abad Noon | Kot Hakim Khan Noon | Chak 8 Ghorh Pur Noon | Atta Abad Noon| Chack No 114 N.B | Chack No 113 N.B | Chack No 111 N.B|Chack No. 112 N.B
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