932
Total site records
Provider-published site data
Search a versioned snapshot of 932 provider-published 5G site records across Pakistan. Every record keeps its operator source and accuracy note, while community status and Reddit speed samples remain separate map layers.
Pakistan has active 5G rollouts, but availability is local rather than blanket nationwide coverage. This map release contains 932 records retrieved 7 August 2026. Search your exact area and verify the marker against its linked operator source before making a network or device decision.
The useful question is not whether an entire city has 5G. Check the neighbourhood, street, workplace, or landmark where you expect to use it.
Enter a city, neighbourhood, road, or landmark. The map can move to a matching Pakistan location even when a site record has no city label.
Use the Networks control to compare Jazz, Zong, and Ufone / Onic without mixing their provider-published records.
Select a site to see its operator, record identifier, source, and location-accuracy note.
Treat the map as a starting point. Check the exact handset model, enable 5G, and test outdoors and indoors where you use the service.
932
Total site records
538
Jazz
301
Zong
93
Ufone / Onic
Source material retrieved 7 August 2026. Counts describe records in this release, not nationwide population coverage or each operator's current live-site total. Provider pages can change before the next map release.
Dataset use: 5GPak Dataset Use Terms v1.0.
Download the GeoJSON snapshotPins represent coordinates or geocoded locations derived from operator-published material. They are not device locations.
A nearby site does not guarantee indoor coverage, 5G access, speed, capacity, or service on a particular plan or handset.
5GPak is independent of the operators. Provider records are kept distinct from community reports and Reddit-derived measurements.
Each map record retains its operator, source dataset, source URL, retrieval date, and accuracy note. This makes the layer auditable and prevents an approximate geocode from being presented as a surveyed tower coordinate.
| Operator | Records | Published source | Accuracy note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz | 538 | Jazz official 5G KML point placemarks | Coordinates published in the provider KML; not independently surveyed. |
| Zong | 301 | Zong official 5G coverage map LOCS array | Coordinates published in the provider map source; not independently surveyed. |
| Ufone / Onic | 93 | Ufone / Onic official site list | Locations geocoded from provider data and should be treated as approximate. |
Site proximity is only one requirement. Check these points before concluding that a map record is wrong.
A phone name alone is not enough. Regional variants can support different bands or carrier configurations, so use the operator's compatibility list for the exact model.
Enable 5G or 5G Auto. Buildings, terrain, distance, antenna direction, maintenance, and network load can change the signal at a specific moment.
Confirm plan, SIM, software, and activation requirements with your operator. 5GPak does not provision service and cannot confirm account eligibility.
No. The map shows discrete provider-published site records in a dated release, not continuous nationwide coverage. An area between markers should not be assumed to have 5G.
This release includes Jazz, Zong, and Ufone / Onic source records. The record totals are not a ranking of network quality, subscribers, geographic coverage, or current live-site totals.
No. A site point does not model antenna direction, spectrum, terrain, buildings, congestion, maintenance, account eligibility, or handset support.
The downloadable map dataset is a snapshot retrieved 7 August 2026. This page and its source links were reviewed 30 August 2026. Operators can publish changes between 5GPak releases.
Page reviewed 30 August 2026. Dataset snapshot retrieved 7 August 2026.