Merewether Clock Tower

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Merewether Clock Tower is a historic Victorian-Gothic clock tower and prominent colonial-era landmark located in Karachi, Pakistan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian Gothic structure
clock tower
historical monument
architecturalStyle Victorian Gothic
builtDuring British colonial period
category Clock towers in Pakistan
Heritage sites in Karachi
Towers in Karachi
completionDate 1886
constructionStart 1884
country Pakistan
era British Raj
linked to: British India
function city landmark
public clock
hasArchitecturalType freestanding tower
hasCondition subject to urban pollution
weathered stone
hasFeature battlements
bell
commemorative plaques
four clock faces
inscriptions
pinnacles
pointed arches
turrets
hasPlan square plan
height about 102 feet
approximately 31 metres
heritage colonial-era landmark
honours Commissioner of Sindh
inception 1886
locatedIn Karachi
Saddar
Sindh
central Karachi
materialUsed Gizri sandstone
yellow sandstone
namedAfter Sir William L. Merewether
William Lockyer Merewether
near I. I. Chundrigar Road
Karachi Port area
linked to: Port of Karachi

M. A. Jinnah Road
linked to: M.A. Jinnah Road
notableFor Victorian Gothic detailing
historic significance in Karachi
significance prominent landmark of Karachi
symbol of colonial Karachi
touristAttraction yes
usedFor commemoration of Sir William Merewether
timekeeping

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M.A. Jinnah Road hasLandmark Merewether Clock Tower
Saddar Town contains Merewether Tower vicinity
linked to: Merewether Clock Tower
Saddar hasLandmark Merewether Tower vicinity
linked to: Merewether Clock Tower
Empress Market nearby Merewether Tower
linked to: Merewether Clock Tower