Dinkot

Dinkot lies near the Indus at the western end of the Salt Range, where the river passes the hills by Kalabagh. The name appears in Babur's account of this frontier, and later writers suggested that it might be the Dhankot recorded in the Mughal revenue survey. The rugged salt-bearing hills and the Indus form striking landmarks at the meeting of the Punjab plains and the lands to the west.