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Tado Allahyar Blockwise POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT 836,887 165,503 CHAMBER TALUKA 209,208 41,770 CHAMBAR TC 17,801 3660 CHARGE NO 03 17,801 3660 CIRCLE NO 01 6,868 1381 364030101 1,101 210 364030102 753 141 364030103 1,343 321 364030104 666 157 364030105 1,808 315 364030106 1,197 237 CIRCLE NO 02 5,740 1200 364030201 1,428 270 364030202 1,016 180 364030203 999 207 364030204 933 204 364030205 1,364 339 CIRCLE NO 03 5,193 1079 364030301 1,757 343 364030302 1,472 320 364030303 910 195 364030304 1,054 221 CHAMBER STC 123,226 24450 ADDL. CHAMBER TC 22,570 4481 CHACH 6,851 1360 364010401 2,214 496 364010402 2,364 435 364010403 1,353 260 364010404 920 169 CHAN BIRAH 7,660 1492 364010412 1,139 225 364010413 1,530 326 364010414 1,319 282 364010416 1,136 228 364010417 1,394 235 364010418 1,142 196 TARACHADI 8,059 1629 364010405 761 165 364010406 2,009 405 364010407 1,591 296 364010408 723 137 364010409 1,396 314 364010410 226 52 364010411 763 136 364010415 590 124 ADDL. PAK SANGHAR TC 16,952 3338 SAHIKI 6,291 1229 364010101 888 174 Page 1 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 364010102 1,549 307 364010103 2,249 429 364010104 1,605 319 SATIRI 10,661 2109 364010105 3,728 684 364010106 2,486 491 364010107 1,587 316 364010108 1,856 430 364010109 1,004 188 ADDL. THUL TC 17,948 3522 KAPAHO 6,748 1359 364010509 955 168 364010510 4,144 835 364010511 1,649 356 LARAH 7,612 1465 364010505 1,815 316 364010506 970 177 364010507 2,117 397 364010508 1,621 313 364010512 1,089 262 MIRANKHORI 3,588 698 364010501 1,016 184 364010502 1,152 233 364010503 535 98 364010504 885 183 CHAMBER TC 19,995 4085 SANDKI 9,714 1986 364010308 2,005 373 364010309 1,057 208 364010310 1,826 406 364010311 864 162 364010312 1,662 340 364010313 1,387 305 364010314 913 192 WANGI 10,281 2099 364010301 1,101 215 364010302 1,178 236 364010303 2,477 503 364010304 1,148 251 364010305 1,921 392 364010306 1,132 253 364010307 1,324 249 CHARKI TC 23,519 4580 CHARKI 12,073 2276 364010201 1,095 183 364010202 439 88 364010203 574 112 Page 2 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 364010204 646 126 364010205 1,117 191 364010206 926 185 364010207 1,609 327 364010208 1,084 216 364010209 673 120 364010210 533 123 364010217 1,008 190 364010218 930 194 364010219 1,439 221 KARIO GUL SHER 11,446 2304 364010211 2,487 508 364010212 2,488 549 364010213 1,645 292 364010214 2,065 383 364010215 1,692 343 364010216 1,069 229 THUL TC 22,242 4444 BAIL 8,666 1784 364010609 2,064 427 364010610 2,843 628 364010611 2,032 396 364010612 1,727 333 BHOCHAR 6,504 1277 364010604 1,713 327 364010605 1,354 249 364010606 608 109 364010607 436 92 364010608 2,393 500 THUL 7,072 1383 364010601 2,511 517 364010602 1,618 330 364010603 2,006 374 364010613 937 162 SANJAR CHANG STC 49,857 10064 ADDL. DHALU TC 10,857 2144 ARARO 4,991 993 364020301 1,514 295 364020302 1,754 362 364020305 1,723 336 JHOLE 3,602 712 364020303 1,016 213 364020306 1,629 318 364020307 957 181 MANGRIA 2,264 439 364020304 971 189 364020308 1,293 250 Page 3 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH ADDL. SANJAR CHANG TC 10,857 2101 JARIUN 4,295 867 364020404 1,494 280 364020405 931 197 364020410 735 149 364020411 1,135 241 KANDIARI 3,157 546 364020401 1,222 236 364020406 1,024 160 364020407 911 150 LUTKO 3,405 688 364020402 1,073 229 364020403 660 130 364020408 604 116 364020409 1,068 213 DHALU TC 11,826 2607 DHALU 6,621 1423 364020105 1,216 298 364020106 728 180 364020107 1,183 239 364020108 1,449 284 364020109 1,061 203 364020110 984 219 NANGHAH 5,205 1184 364020101 938 245 364020102 1,124 250 364020103 658 142 364020104 2,485 547 GHARO SADDAR TC 9,021 1828 GHARO SADDAR 5,551 1106 364020203 1,427 279 364020204 1,096 223 364020206 835 168 364020207 938 185 364020208 1,255 251 SAHAJRO 3,470 722 364020201 2,205 447 364020202 492 110 364020205 773 165 SANJAR CHANG TC 7,296 1384 LANDHI 7,296 1384 364020504 953 208 364020505 484 101 364020506 2,325 430 364020507 672 141 364020508 1,641 297 Page 4 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 364020509 1,221 207 SANJAR CHANG TC 18,324 3596 CHARGE NO 04 18,324 3596 CIRCLE NO 01 12,066 2385 364040101 1,722 329 364040102 1,856 387 364040103 8,488 1669 CIRCLE NO 02 6,258 1211 364040201 2,254 435 364040202 228 52 364040203 147 23 364040204 210 40 364040205 429 85 364040206 137 29 364040207 341 60 364040208 341 73 364040209 791 149 364040210 1,352 258 364040211 28 7 JHANDO MARI TALUKA 231,683 46,808 DASORI STC 112,512 22267 ADDL. DASORI TC 18,925 3761 HINGORANI 9,457 1832 365020305 2,683 505 365020306 2,675 563 365020307 1,375 257 365020308 2,724 507 SAHIRKI 9,468 1929 365020301 2,335 426 365020302 2,310 487 365020303 2,662 530 365020304 2,161 486 ADDL. MASHIAKH HOTI TC 19,411 3804 ELECHI 4,583 879 365020212 599 131 365020213 334 69 365020214 823 177 365020215 493 97 365020216 768 150 365020217 908 96 365020218 658 159 KATHRI 3,546 640 365020209 1,941 335 365020210 725 148 365020211 880 157 RAJPARI 5,140 964 365020201 1,401 287 Page 5 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 365020202 1,077 199 365020203 2,019 339 365020204 643 139 RAPAR 6,142 1321 365020205 684 140 365020206 829 185 365020207 1,893 384 365020208 2,736 612 ADDL. SAHIRPAR TC 4,163 807 MAIL 4,163 807 365020617 732 129 365020618 1,448 283 365020619 837 186 365020620 1,146 209 DASORI TC 34,948 7165 DASORI 7,599 1568 365020401 1,469 336 365020402 1,767 390 365020403 826 150 365020404 556 108 365020405 2,981 584 GAHIKI 5,795 1229 365020422 1,699 384 365020423 1,684 354 365020424 2,412 491 HADIKI 10,743 2184 365020413 1,085 175 365020414 1,829 442 365020415 827 148 365020416 1,227 270 365020417 533 144 365020418 798 155 365020419 2,543 430 365020420 874 173 365020421 1,027 247 THEBKI 10,811 2184 365020406 1,654 366 365020407 1,272 188 365020408 1,289 291 365020409 2,444 469 365020410 969 197 365020411 1,151 266 365020412 2,032 407 MASHIAKH HOTI TC 14,392 2778 MASHIAKH HOTI 5,536 1146 365020101 1,572 309 365020102 1,394 292 Page 6 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 365020109 1,045 207 365020110 1,525 338 NURI 4,435 850 365020105 1,033 185 365020106 1,517 286 365020108 1,885 379 SONAHARI 4,421 782 365020103 1,438 232 365020104 1,350 243 365020107 1,633 307 SAHIRPAR TC 20,673 3952 KEHI 7,742 1363 365020508 1,613 318 365020509 917 152 365020510 979 175 365020511 1,457 234 365020512 1,924 313 365020513 852 171 KORAIKI 6,246 1190 365020501 834 160 365020502 551 102 365020503 457 74 365020504 865 165 365020505 1,521 309 365020506 1,127 252 365020507 891 128 SAHIRPAR 6,685 1399 365020514 1,653 351 365020515 2,225 478 365020516 2,106 426 365020517 701 144 JHANDO MARI STC 101,187 20839 ADDL. BHULGAI TC 19,591 4194 MISSAN 11,343 2443 365010610 839 175 365010611 739 157 365010612 820 185 365010613 752 183 365010614 374 93 365010615 364 85 365010616 363 70 365010617 877 175 365010618 380 71 365010619 1,589 324 365010620 1,042 231 365010621 1,593 303 365010622 1,611 391 Page 7 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH NILO FARI 8,248 1751 365010601 1,055 229 365010602 804 178 365010603 1,109 234 365010604 484 111 365010605 179 37 365010606 540 129 365010607 1,138 212 365010608 1,312 279 365010609 1,627 342 ADDL. HALEPOTANI TC 7,900 1611 GHADO 2,486 527 365010301 989 215 365010302 643 143 365010303 854 169 LANGHANO 5,414 1084 365010304 1,201 247 365010305 1,148 233 365010306 1,223 245 365010307 1,042 217 365010308 800 142 ADDL. JHANDO MARI TC 10,105 1969 MORJANI 3,113 607 365010207 189 37 365010208 257 53 365010209 925 184 365010210 551 117 365010211 260 53 365010212 492 86 365010213 439 77 PALAHI 4,182 807 365010201 673 130 365010202 561 113 365010203 744 152 365010204 442 35 365010205 745 163 365010206 1,017 214 ROOPAH 2,810 555 365010214 386 81 365010215 348 67 365010216 930 177 365010217 722 138 365010218 424 92 BAL GHAI TC 13,807 2812 BALGHAI 7,122 1363 365010501 2,153 354 365010502 1,613 288 365010503 1,851 389 Page 8 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL SINDH (TANDO ALLAHYAR DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 365010506 1,505 332 DAGKI 3,060 641 365010504 1,151 225 365010507 1,909 416 WAGHURI 3,625 808 365010505 1,542 343 365010508 2,083 465 HALEPOTANI TC 13,636 2822 HALEPOTANI 4,633 932 365010401 904 169 365010402 2,442 472 365010403 1,287 291 SAJNAH 9,003 1890 365010404 2,496 509 365010405 997 209 365010406 1,299 257 365010407 2,560 544 365010408 780 182 365010409 871 189 JHANDO MARI TC 8,601 1742 MAKHORO 4,775 995 365010101 801 181 365010102 482 102 365010103 1,093 226 365010104 768 152 365010105 755 158 365010106 876 176 NAR HADO 1,582 279 365010110 1,107 191 365010111 475 88 WARIASO 2,244 468 365010107 952 200 365010108 638 138 365010109 654 130 TANDO SOOMRO TC 27,547 5689 CHACHERKI 6,807 1391 365010718 1,366 225 365010719 1,935 420 365010720 1,663 360 365010721 678 144 365010722 1,165 242 KHADO 4,783 931 365010714 1,217 243 365010715 942 188 365010716 785 156 Page 9 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL
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