Armed Conflicts.org 29 TRACKED · UPDATED 2026-08-05T00:00Z
RecordACM-PAK-CON
Revision2026-08-05
StatusActive
IntensityHigh
Since2007
Locations8
Sourced claims0
Live map

Pakistan Map: Live Conflict Map & Key Locations

A satellite map of the Pakistan conflict — Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta — plotting key locations with coordinates and descriptions.

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Current situation

Pakistan faces a resurgent insurgency by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), particularly in the northwest, alongside a separatist insurgency in Balochistan and tensions along the Afghan border.

Key actors: Pakistani security forces — the military and paramilitary. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) — the principal jihadist insurgency. Baloch separatist groups — fighting in Balochistan. Civilian population — affected by attacks and operations.

What's at stake: Counter-insurgency — containing the TTP resurgence. Separatism — the Balochistan insurgency. Border tensions — friction with Afghanistan. Regional stability — nuclear-armed Pakistan's internal security.

Pakistan conflict map — key locations

  • Islamabadcity33.6844, 73.0479

    Capital of Pakistan and seat of the federal government, the site of a mosque suicide bombing on February 6, 2026.

  • Peshawarcity34.0151, 71.5249

    Capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, near the Afghan border and a frequent target of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) attacks.

  • Quettacity30.1798, 66.9750

    Capital of Balochistan province, a center of Baloch separatist insurgent activity.

  • Karachiport24.8607, 67.0011

    Pakistan's largest city and principal seaport on the Arabian Sea.

  • Bajaurregion34.6833, 71.5000

    Tribal district near the Afghan border, the site of a Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan assault reported on February 17, 2026.

  • Torkhamborder34.1042, 71.0797

    Main Pakistan-Afghanistan border crossing on the Khyber Pass route, a recurring flashpoint in cross-border clashes.

  • Chamanborder30.9208, 66.4522

    Balochistan border town opposite Afghanistan's Spin Boldak, another key crossing affected by the conflict.

  • Gwadarport25.1216, 62.3254

    Strategic deep-water Arabian Sea port developed with Chinese investment, in a Balochistan region affected by separatist attacks.

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Where to go for the full picture

This map page is a fast, visual companion. The 8 locations plotted above (0 with a sourced, dated control status) are the same ones listed under the map heading, colour-keyed to match their pin. For the complete profile — actors, conflict type, intensity, timeline, and continuously updated headlines — see the Full Pakistan conflict tracker.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a live map of the Pakistan conflict?

Yes. This page plots 8 key locations for the Pakistan conflict on a satellite map, covering the areas most frequently searched for. Coordinates and descriptions are listed below the map for anyone whose browser cannot load the interactive layer; none of these locations currently carry a sourced control-status claim.

How current is the control status shown here?

Every control claim on this page shows the source it came from and the date it was current as of, directly beneath the location it describes. Locations without a listed control status are shown for geographic reference only, without an unsourced control claim.

Where can I read the full Pakistan conflict briefing?

See the Full Pakistan conflict tracker for the complete profile, or the Pakistan conflict briefing for deeper analysis.

Source provenance

  • News feed 0 days · as of 2026-08-05
Date Change Source
2026-08-05 Headlines refreshed News feed

Cite this record & export data

ACM-PAK-CON — Pakistan Map: Live Conflict Map & Key Locations. Global Armed Conflicts Map. https://armedconflicts.org/maps/pakistan-conflict-map.html
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Sources & disclaimer. Location control status is sourced and dated inline for every claim above. Broader conflict data is aggregated from ACLED, UCDP, the CFR Global Conflict Tracker, and Google News. This site is a secondary aggregation, not a primary source. Independently verify all data for high-stakes applications.