Kārte Naw
Kārte Naw (New Quarter), (Dari: کارته نو) historically known as Sayyid Noor Muhammad Shah Meyna (سید نور محمدشاه مینه) is a neighborhood in eastern Afghanistan. It falls under Kabul's District 8. It is mostly a middle-class residential area with a high number of Pashtuns living there.[1]
Kārte Naw کارته نو | |
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Neighborhood of Kabul | |
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| Province | Kabul |
History
Karte Naw was initially developed in the 1950s as an eastern urban expansion from Shah Shahid.[2]
The area was once one of Kabul's most prosperous. However it became a main arena of battle between Mujahideen groups in 1990s that damaged it. The district has been rebuilt since the 2000s.
Postal code
The area's government postal code is 1005.[3]
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