On 06 April 1998 Pakistan conducted the first flight test of the Ghauri-I [Hatf-V] missile, which has a maximum range of 1,500 kilometers with a payload of 700 kilograms. The missile was reportedly launched from Malute, near the city of Jhelum in north-eastern Pakistan and impacted the target near the southwestern city of Quetta. The trajectory of the first Ghauri missile test was from Tilla Jogian, near Jehlum, to Taftan in Balochistan, a distance of close to 1100 kilometers. The missile climbed to a height of 350 kilometres, before it hit the planned target after a flight of 8 minutes. Qadeer Khan has said that Ghauri was originally to be launched from Kahuta but then it was decided to change the location to Tilla Jogian. The launch project was completed in prefabricated sheds, since proper concrete sheds would have taken a longer time.
The Ghauri-II missile was launched on 14 April 1999 from the same site near Dina at Tilla Jogian, Jhelum, in northern Punjab province, about 100 kilometers southeast of Islamabad. The missile hit the target at North Jawani, southwestern Balochistan province bordering Iran after eight minutes' flight. The Ghauri-II ballistic missile has a range of 1,380 kilometers and is capable of carrying either a conventional warhead or a nuclear one of 500 to 600 kilograms with a maximum range of 2,300 kilometers. Ghauri-II can be launched on highly mobile launcher.
While CIA's Foreign Broadcast Information Service renders the nearby population center as "Jehlum" the NIMA GeoNET placename server suggests that the location in question is Jhelum. The placename "Malute" is not in common use, and is unknown to the NIMA GeoNET placename server, which does indicate a populated place named Malot located near Jhelum, as well as two other smaller populated places of this name -- one some considerable distance southwest of Jhelum and another east of Islamabad. The placename "Tilla Jogian" is not in common use, and is unknown to the NIMA GeoNET placename server, which does indicate a populated place named Tulla [Tullah] located near Jhelum.