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POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH KHYBER AGENCY 986,973 111,558 BARA TEHSIL 444,403 51,869 AFRIDI TRIBE 444,403 51869 ADAM KHEL SECTION 17,441 2156 ALAM KHEL 3,038 454 083011005 3,038 454 BAZID KHEL 749 116 083011006 749 116 FARID KHEL 375 45 083011008 375 45 GOHAR KHEL 1,604 187 083011009 450 56 083011010 1,154 131 KALANA 4,522 555 083011003 2,587 333 083011004 1,935 222 SANGEEN 1,711 190 083011007 1,711 190 WACHA PAYAL 5,442 609 083011001 2,859 342 083011002 2,583 267 AKA KHEL SECTION 73,681 7519 ATTARI AREA 9,427 808 083010101 1,618 150 083010102 1,137 96 083010103 1,352 117 083010104 2,093 189 083010105 3,227 256 MADA KHEL 19,412 2162 083010131 2,945 316 083010132 1,715 162 083010133 3,211 257 083010134 3,003 412 083010135 1,821 168 083010136 1,727 235 083010137 1,577 165 083010138 1,467 186 083010139 1,946 261 SANZAL KHEL 20,998 2218 083010121 2,277 233 083010122 1,693 263 083010123 1,895 314 083010124 2,521 249 083010125 2,210 218 083010126 2,333 208 Page 1 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010127 2,374 163 083010128 1,745 170 083010129 1,741 193 083010130 2,209 207 SULTAN KHEL 23,844 2331 083010140 1,689 170 083010141 1,716 153 083010142 2,533 254 083010143 2,746 202 083010144 2,803 285 083010145 2,281 230 083010146 2,587 200 083010147 3,617 435 083010148 3,872 402 ALAM GODER SECTION 12,455 1759 ALAM GODER 12,455 1759 083010501 1,531 266 083010502 856 147 083010503 794 142 083010504 643 109 083010505 1,247 122 083010506 533 87 083010507 504 57 083010508 546 98 083010509 999 109 083010510 1,381 144 083010511 333 69 083010512 335 61 083010513 326 41 083010514 472 46 083010515 1,627 227 083010516 241 25 083010517 87 9 BOKAR SECTION 5,175 515 BOKAR 5,175 515 083011201 2,128 208 083011202 908 130 083011203 2,139 177 083011204 0 0 FORT SALOP SECTION 20,729 2337 FORT SLOPE CAMP 20,729 2337 083010245 1,237 143 083010246 576 79 083010247 473 55 083010248 1,562 158 083010249 500 73 083010250 232 37 083010251 562 75 083010252 579 82 Page 2 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010253 418 51 083010254 577 67 083010255 460 47 083010256 999 145 083010257 362 52 083010258 745 93 083010259 713 78 083010260 2,040 226 083010261 822 64 083010262 1,990 152 083010263 834 100 083010264 371 40 083010265 1,050 137 083010266 326 41 083010267 343 22 083010268 227 35 083010269 933 80 083010270 671 54 083010271 733 87 083010272 394 64 MAND TOKAS SECTION 16,457 1993 GHABEY NEKAY 359 64 083011301 359 64 GHATAY PATEY 1,748 245 083011211 670 110 083011212 246 40 083011213 832 95 MAND TO KAS 4,113 392 083011205 2,389 226 083011206 1,724 166 MIRO KHEL KANDAO 4,210 628 083011209 2,146 332 083011210 2,064 296 SANDANA 47 5 083011308 47 5 083011309 0 0 SHAN KHEL 3,196 286 083011207 3,196 286 SOAY KOT 1,524 173 083011304 1,524 173 083011305 0 0 SOKH MEHRBAN KILLAY 0 0 083011306 0 0 083011307 0 0 SULTAN KHEL 199 26 Page 3 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083011214 199 26 TAKHTA KAY 451 89 083011302 52 11 083011303 399 78 WARY PATY 610 85 083011208 610 85 MERE KHEL SECTION 40,328 5529 MERE KHEL 40,328 5529 083010359 2,739 327 083010360 1,564 257 083010361 2,634 474 083010362 5,343 646 083010363 4,072 581 083010364 2,012 274 083010365 1,941 238 083010366 595 101 083010367 2,919 519 083010368 2,032 372 083010369 2,062 216 083010370 2,132 216 083010371 1,754 215 083010372 1,453 197 083010373 2,356 298 083010374 2,374 213 083010375 2,346 385 NAVAY QAMAR SECTION 7,663 978 NAVAY QAMAR 7,663 978 083010218 211 41 083010219 342 27 083010220 200 31 083010221 355 25 083010222 55 12 083010223 267 23 083010224 79 13 083010225 189 15 083010226 667 89 083010227 463 46 083010228 92 12 083010229 193 24 083010230 183 29 083010231 619 96 083010232 259 37 083010233 299 27 083010234 315 50 083010235 531 58 083010236 313 45 083010237 276 30 083010238 293 31 083010239 381 52 083010240 140 22 Page 4 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010241 165 20 083010242 93 13 083010243 485 80 083010244 198 30 NOOGAI BABA SECTION 12,518 1228 NOGAZI BABA 12,518 1228 083010548 1,284 126 083010549 907 79 083010550 854 98 083010551 1,608 139 083010552 1,037 88 083010553 1,816 155 083010554 509 61 083010555 1,440 160 083010556 841 80 083010557 1,324 133 083010558 548 74 083010559 350 35 PAKY TARRA SECTION 13,747 1528 PAKY TARRA 13,747 1528 083010346 2,016 182 083010347 1,011 78 083010348 627 71 083010349 961 100 083010350 1,153 123 083010351 1,033 118 083010352 1,860 164 083010353 329 52 083010354 1,023 119 083010355 737 117 083010356 714 66 083010357 1,349 183 083010358 934 155 QAMBERABAD SECTION 24,713 2620 QAMBERABAD 24,713 2620 083010518 658 47 083010519 723 75 083010520 278 24 083010521 752 63 083010522 555 44 083010523 915 71 083010524 438 37 083010525 694 133 083010526 529 100 083010527 525 87 083010528 545 87 083010529 557 95 083010530 504 92 083010531 673 65 083010532 915 91 Page 5 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010533 603 74 083010534 2,283 232 083010535 1,683 144 083010536 1,462 189 083010537 2,221 134 083010538 941 101 083010539 1,326 120 083010540 952 101 083010541 939 106 083010542 734 69 083010543 321 30 083010544 733 70 083010545 631 64 083010546 427 65 083010547 196 10 RAJGAL SECTION 30,909 3525 BHUTAN 4,728 488 083010801 1,512 146 083010802 3,216 342 KHAWAJA KHEL 2,526 256 083010706 2,526 256 LANAY KASEY 2,243 230 083010803 2,243 230 MEHRABAN KALAI 0 0 083010703 0 0 MIRO DARA 416 47 083010608 416 47 MIRZA WALI KHEL 1,937 269 083010806 1,937 269 NAIR PAO 979 147 083010805 979 147 NOOR BANO KALAI 0 0 083010702 0 0 RAJGAL 0 0 083010601 0 0 083010602 0 0 SAVI KOT 998 114 083010606 998 114 SAWAKH 465 79 083010613 0 0 083010614 0 0 083010615 110 20 083010616 355 59 083010617 0 0 Page 6 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH SHIN QAMAR 2,376 286 083010607 2,376 286 SPIN DARA 3,794 441 083010609 1,158 114 083010610 2,636 327 083010611 0 0 SRA SHAGA 2,352 296 083010604 897 101 083010605 1,455 195 SUMANDAR KHAN KILLAY 2,411 293 083010804 2,411 293 TANA 305 35 083010612 305 35 TOR TUT 5,379 544 083010704 2,487 247 083010705 2,892 297 SAIRY KANADW SECTION 20,423 2212 PABI KHEL 1,846 206 083011116 562 84 083011117 731 68 083011118 553 54 SARAI KANDAW 9,609 962 083011101 1,858 162 083011102 3,171 364 083011103 1,683 175 083011104 2,388 196 083011105 509 65 SHEIKH MALLI 2,587 281 083011109 1,235 133 083011110 720 71 083011111 632 77 TOOR KHEL 3,708 429 083011106 1,455 203 083011107 1,434 152 083011108 819 74 WARSAK 2,673 334 083011112 690 81 083011113 781 95 083011114 660 99 083011115 542 59 SHAMSHAIR KHEL SECTION 14,993 1957 BAR KALA KHEL 3,251 456 083010901 1,121 165 Page 7 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010902 1,181 187 083010903 949 104 KARNA KHEL 3,188 332 083010908 1,672 135 083010909 1,516 197 MEHAR KHAN KHEL 2,193 226 083010906 808 72 083010907 1,385 154 SHAMSHER KHEL 1,060 134 083010904 1,060 134 UMER KHEL 5,301 809 083010910 3,665 573 083010911 1,636 236 SIM BABA SECTION 29,756 2766 SHAMSHER KHEL 1,141 136 083010905 1,141 136 SIM BABA (NORTH QAMBAR) 28,615 2630 083010560 888 86 083010561 2,032 173 083010562 649 72 083010563 316 36 083010564 1,225 119 083010565 1,953 165 083010566 1,810 172 083010567 1,557 141 083010568 1,191 98 083010569 2,420 209 083010570 2,409 196 083010571 1,814 142 083010572 384 43 083010573 596 52 083010574 683 75 083010575 893 52 083010576 1,061 193 083010577 1,131 60 083010578 785 66 083010579 420 40 083010580 785 66 083010581 976 102 083010582 847 111 083010583 548 41 083010584 529 42 083010585 713 78 SORKI SECTION 62,982 8215 ARMALAY NADEY 14,665 2332 083010452 421 80 083010453 966 166 Page 8 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010454 155 27 083010455 173 33 083010456 420 77 083010457 487 93 083010458 375 65 083010459 361 38 083010460 696 79 083010461 950 170 083010462 414 76 083010463 312 59 083010464 334 58 083010465 930 141 083010466 393 70 083010467 872 123 083010468 560 90 083010469 325 47 083010470 481 84 083010471 308 38 083010472 347 63 083010473 404 35 083010474 344 44 083010475 365 69 083010476 540 85 083010477 441 75 083010478 417 70 083010479 344 28 083010480 277 43 083010481 566 86 083010482 250 36 083010483 437 84 SORKAS 27,789 3678 083010401 675 65 083010402 532 83 083010403 1,339 175 083010404 872 149 083010405 798 73 083010406 713 104 083010407 541 72 083010408 494 78 083010409 300 33 083010410 706 107 083010411 532 94 083010412 425 76 083010413 213 32 083010414 673 67 083010415 836 87 083010416 505 64 083010417 623 70 083010418 709 99 083010419 435 66 083010420 694 84 083010421 497 37 Page 9 of 18 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL FATA (KHYBER AGENCY) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 083010422 539 58 083010423 535 88 083010424 208 39 083010425 1,060 102 083010426 922 107 083010427 455 71 083010428 416 66 083010429 220 36 083010430 541 70 083010431 399 62 083010432 194 26 083010433 253 26 083010434 237 43 083010435 422 46 083010436 408 54 083010437 671 68
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