WASA Lahore operating-territory candidates

This nine-cell section-level shortcut was replaced on 5 August 2026 by the full 34-circle lookup. It remains archived for method history.

Boundary Version

How we know

This nine-cell section-level shortcut was replaced on 5 August 2026 by the full 34-circle lookup. It remains archived for method history.

These fields preserve the complete public record for checking and reuse. They are not needed for the main answer above.

Record ID

bnd-wasa-lahore-operating-territories-candidate-2026

Place Id

Boundary Kind

operating

Administrative Purpose

Lahore-wide first-pass lookup from an address to one of nine named WASA O&M directorates

Boundary Status

reconstructed

Observed Date

2026-08-03

Geometry

Status: reconstructed
Basis: point-sample-inference
Path: source-data/geography/wasa-operating-territory-candidates-2026-08-03.geojson
Format: GeoJSON
Geometry Type: Polygon
Coordinate Reference System: EPSG:4326
Feature Count: 9
File Hash: sha256:9ef275a947649e0fee07840def16cab9d22dc7072f147d784648c3ab6fa6a612
Conversion Method: The dated official-map reconstruction supplies the outer serving area. Nine labels and operating directorates supply seed points. Nearest-label cells partition the serving area. The script and inputs are preserved.
Uncertainty Notes: These cells are field-unit candidates. They are not official circle, subdivision, pipe or billing boundaries.

Geographic Claim

Assignment Level: territory
Proves: Every coordinate inside the dated WASA outer area now receives a reproducible named O&M candidate based on the recovered operating structure.
Does Not Prove: It does not prove a live complaint circle, consumer connection, pipe, sewer catchment or property responsibility.
Public Display: internal-review

Service Function Id

Institution Ids

Operating Unit Ids

Evidence Gap

A current official O&M, circle and subdivision GIS layer or address schedule.