Jhelum District is located in the northern part of Punjab, Pakistan. It is named after the Jhelum River, which flows through the region. The district is known for its rich history, with archaeological sites and ancient ruins that reflect its cultural heritage. The economy is primarily based on agriculture, with crops like wheat and rice being significant. The district has a diverse landscape, featuring hills, rivers, and fertile plains. Jhelum City, the district's capital, serves as a commercial hub and is well-connected by road and rail. The area is also home to various educational institutions and healthcare facilities, contributing to the community's development.