A colossal quantity of aggregates derived from rocks and natural gravel are extensively used in the construction of infrastructures. The engineering properties of these aggregates determine their in-service performance. Jutana Formation, Sakeasar Limestone and gravels deposited by streams in Jabbi-Warchha and Katha Saghral area are crushed for use in ordinary Portland cement and asphalt concrete, unbound and bound pavements, railway ballast and riprap. Present study evaluates engineering properties of these local coarse aggregates for use in roads and concrete. The physical properties of aggregates like specific gravity (2.65), water absorption (0.739%), soundness (4.06%), Los Angeles abrasion value (24.48%), California Bearing Ratio (90.10%) and coating and stripping values conform to available standards thereby indicating that these aggregate deposits are potential aggregate sources for mega projects in the Punjab province.