at an altitude of as confirmed by both SRTM and multiple GPS readings. During the Kashmir earthquake of 2005, the Corps initiated the massive and one of the largest rehabilitation and reconstruction operations in Corps history, rebuilding and redesigning the entire cities of Gilgit and Muzaffarabad as well as Azad Kashmir. Its speedy rehabilitation operation was completed in record time and the entire city was rebuilt in 2008. As more recently, the Corps undertook the intensive rehabilitation and reconstruction operations in deluge in southern parts as well as recent earthquake in Western parts. Since its inception, the Corps has built extensive military and civilian infrastructure of Pakistan Armed Forces as well as Pakistan Government, ranging from building bridges, dams, military regional headquarters and civil corporate architectural buildings. The Corps mission has been extended with time passes, and is renowned to have designed, construct, and built the GHQ, ammunition plants, army cantonments, as well as Kahuta Project and its related research facilities. Current units 1 Engineer Battalion 2 Engineer Battalion 3 Engineer Battalion 4 Engineer Battalion 5 Engineer Battalion 6 Engineer Battalion 7 Engineer Battalion 10 Engineer Battalion 11 Engineer Battalion 12 Engineer Battalion 14 Engineer Battalion 16 Engineer Battalion 18 Engineer Battalion 19 Engineer Battalion 20 Engineer Battalion 21 Engineer Battalion 22 Engineer Battalion 23 Engineer Battalion 24 Engineer Battalion 25 Engineer Battalion 26 Engineer Battalion 100 Engineer Battalion 103 Engineer Battalion 104 Engineer Battalion 105 Engineer Battalion 106 Engineer Battalion 107 Engineer Battalion 108 Engineer Battalion 109 Engineer Battalion 173 Engineer Battalion 174 Engineer Battalion 314 Assault Engineers Battalion 474 Engineer Battalion 662 Engineer Battalion References External links Official Website E E E E