Mohallas of Bhera

Suppernawala, Namad Garan, Loharanwala, Tarkhanwala, Pakkhi Waran, Hakeeman Wala, Khwajianwala, Amliwala, Dalgra, Muhajireen, Gandhi Nawala, Sethiyanwala, Chopra Mandi, Sahnianwala, Haji Gulab, Tarkhanwala (Pakistani neighborhood), Wahigiyanwala, Shah Latif, Chah Budhi Wala, Phana Nawala Ghosia Wala (Ansari), Muftianwala, Ali Bhutta, Fazal Imam, Lal Wali Khoi, Kotri Malkanwala, Chharnawala, Deen Pura, Malhotranwala, Chandiyanwala, Nagi Nawala, Qaziyanwala (the smallest neighborhood comprising 8 houses of one family), Sheikhawala neighborhood, Lalu Wala, Purani Dhakni, Balochanwala, Metanwala, Gosaiyanwala, Sita Ram Bagh, Choprawala, Bhatianwala, Qaziawala, Soranwala, Ghiyanwala, Kumharaanwala, Kohliyanwala, Rababiyanwala, Talianwala.

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Now, most neighborhoods no longer have their old names and consist of new boundaries. Previously, a neighborhood would consist of a family living together in a few houses, referred to as an 'enclosure', similar to how graveyards are organized today.

In the past, people of the same lineage or profession used to live together, named after a common grandfather. Now, neighborhoods have grown larger, and there are equal opportunities for everyone to live in them.

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