Latamber Karak 4.62

Latamber located in the district of Karak in the province of Khyber-Pashtunkhwa in the north-west of Pakistan. To the north and north-east are the Khattak hills, to the west is the town of Bannu, the Thall desert in to the south and to the east is the town of Karak. Latamber is located approximately 170 kilometers south of the provincial capital Peshawar and 29 kilometers to the east of Bannu. It is located at an elevation of 1403 feet above sea level at a latitude of 33.1 degrees North and longitude of 70.1 degrees East.

Demography:
The population of Latamber is about 60,000 people and the population of Latamber union council (which includes many small villages along with main Latamber town) is about 120,000 people. Other villages in Latamber union council include Warana, Mandawa, Kamali Banda, Tor Adam Banda, Adam Banda, Wali Khan Banda, Sharif Wala, Akar Wala and Soor Dag.

Tribes:
The majority of residents belong to the Khattak tribe which settled the area beginning during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Other minor tribes include Qazi, Paracha, Bhittani and Qurishi.