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Village List of Bahawalpur , Pakistan Census 51.No. 30B (I) M. Int. 6-11 "00 CENSUS OF PAKISTAN, 1951 VILLAGE LrST BAHAWALPUR STATE i-JCIAl INSUS, June .951 lLPUR, PrIce its. 2·8·0 'PQREWORD This Village List has been prepare<;l from the material collected in ~9n­ necti"on with'tne Census o"f Pakistan, 1951" The object <;>f the List i~ to .p'resent tlsefJf Ihformati6n' about our'villages: 11: wa"s considered fhat in a p"'edominan~'Iy' rural country like Pakistan, reliable village statistics should be available and it "is bQped:ttnn'the Villa,ge Utt will ~r:m 'the basts'fQlrth~ 'Ciomfrrotii ·tbtt~tttJ'h t)f such ~tlstlal -A surrrrTlatY'tc1bte oftlie totals for eacn tehsll"showing Its area to" the neares~" square mile, and its population and the number of houses to the' nearest hundred" is given on page I together with the page number on which each tehsil begins. The gen~r'{i1lag.e" ra'bJe\ which has been compiled district-wise and arranged tehsH~ise. ~ppear.s.anl pa'ge..3:et seq. Within each tahsil the. Reve"~ ,~an9hg9 halqa"~A..shdwn".ac.ca.nqinglto their order in the census records. The village In which the Revenue Kanungo usually resides is printed in bold type'at the beginning of each Kanungo halqa and the remaining villages comprising the haiqas, are shown thereunder in the order of their revenue hadbast numbers, which are given in column a. Rakhs (tree plantations) and other sImilar areas even wlrere they ar.e allotted separate revenue hadbast numbers have not been shown as they were not reported in the Charge and Household summaries, to be Inhabited. The names of villages In column b have been taken from the census records, checked by the Deputy Commissioner's staff and duly compared. Column c shows the particulars of local details supplied by the Deputy Commissioner-J. In describing these details the undermentioned abbreviations have been used :- I. 'Sch. For Primary School, Maktab, etc. 2. M. Sch. For Middle School or Junior Madrassah. 3. H. Sch. For High School or Madrassah. 4. DIs. For Dispensary. 5. R. Dis. For Rural Dispensary. 6. Sub.Dls. For Subsidised Dispensary. 7. Hos. For Hospital. 8. P. O. For Post Office. 9. P. S. For Police Station. 10. Rly. For Railway Station. II. T. W. For Tube Well. The area shown In column d istothe nearest square mile. It is based on information furnished by the Charge Superintendents and may not agree with the total area for the district as available with the Survey of Pakistan. Columns e and f have been fi lied in from the Charge and Household summaries prepared by the Charge Superintendents under the supervision of the District Census Officer~ the population figures and the number o( houses entere_d therein 'are to the nearest ten. I am grateful t~ th~.,Deputy·Comm.iss!onelitafld other r~venue staff for the JSSi'ttance'rendered by them in the cornpj;Jation of this Village List. I hope the tist=WtII be of sdme use to the administration and so justify th~ ,labour and money ipent on its com pi lation. M'. H. MAHMOOD Dated Lahore, the 14th June 1952. Provincial Superintendent Census. Punjab and Bahawalpur. ' ...... I i i I \ '" y' 'Karot ,,/ y -----··,---·7ort / ······---fohUlra / ',< : ./ I I 606 \ l ~ ,. V' .~ ", II m~~,"'·... 'to U ", Ab!Q6 ,.;l Bahi;hwiita/ .Murad Toba oHasadaka ?" \ I / i J\ Panirwa~ Toba I \ pur. ' I \ Marill'iila BOrlnJ ~ \, i i' I i \ 'Iff~Udrh i I "~'- I ~~ .. , , i ~ i " .. /",---.-/lIIJ;I;npurj Ba:pyka To, ... :. ~hangarh ~\ I'. .. ~........ \ ' , Na* Kol "\__ --/ \/ ". \" I \ / c lI~lvJula \ ,I I ,I tJ.. \ , \ .' , \ :I ~ ,- \ : Bandw Toba ) / / Laril1D~la Tobaq , I " IMiruwali oIiijool ( .Khera Toba / i \ I i ., \ ~ Soia Toha' J' \- \ VAl.l~ I 'j \: Jloo.w}la Teba " Ma/1J)iJrikv, TrMJ:,../"· I '.' \, \.~ 'Ll" samga /1 ,.,....... ,._t •. _._._ ......... J \ ,\"~ \; o~,I' • I .f' ~ \ ..'., •. /'1 DISfRICTHQR. t::=:I TEHBILHQll UNDERLINED P~OVl/o;C!ORSTATE DISTRICT ¢ TEHSIL ScU l:l,OOQOOO ~AI[lVAYS -=-::. IDeO JO ZO 1.IHCIf·nlllL£IOR~o~~tS"16!1IL1S BAHAWALPUR DISTRICT (Bahawalpur State) Area (Sq. Pcpula- Page Name of Tehsil miles) tion Houses No. "'-;;) J:..a.>-..i ,U Cr ) ~.)4T I ~l!)::. ~A'" ( I \._)'-;:-' I- I -- B ahawa!pur Distric.t . ).r.1 J ly.! (.1,<, 7,678 9,70,.sCO 2,23,2CO Bahawa[pur Tehsil J .. "h~~ J~."j' 3,C09 2,[7,5CO 45,9CO 3 661 . 1,82,7CO 38,-'{CO Bahawalnagar Tehsil . }8Jly.I~ 23 C hishtian Tehsil L.Jl':=:4- J:~' 1,702 2,71,CCO t8,7CO 37 Fort Abbas Tehsil r.r~ ~)~~,:>:j 1,623 1,80,100 43,ICO 61 Minchinabad Tehsil 683 I, 18,EOO 27,1(0 j 81 l 8AHAWALPUR 'TEHSIL J )¢' J(~~ J~~j 0 Area z~ Local (Sq. Popula. Name of vill".ge details miles) tlon Houses .c..~ l 4i• J c.1;!):. -:; ~ c.~.) rli J,:W ..s' Il. C!r) ($.)4T ::c (J:.. -a b c d . e ,. Bah~walpur Municipality J.JJ) .J L,fl Rly., H.Sch., 2'0 40,700 9,280 ~ . u". ..J'::" P.O .• P. S., Hos . Bahawalpur Cantt. JJ~ J.JJ}.JlrI ... 950 SO Khanga :Sharif Municipality M.Sch., P.O., '5,590 '.650" ~ J1r" ~.r A 0 lila. P. S. 107 Dera Bakhha ~ •.r. l ••• 2·0 1,070 190 93 Qadir Bakhsh Chanar )~ "'.!.~ J.)\i 2'0 1,030 250' 94 Sahlan i,))VJ. t.. 5ch. 6'0 1,980 520' SO- 95 Pannu ~ 4'0 420- 96 Darvesh Muhammad .lo.~ ~.J).) 5ch. 2'0 750 1'60 97 Jhangiwali Jl.J U'(;~ M. Sch. 4'0 1,550 410' 98 Jand ~...:, . 2'0 940 220' 99 Sanjar ~..:- 4'0 2,150 510: 100 Gudpura' OJ_'; Jf 4'{) 610 90: 101 Bhinda Nau Baramad .l.T,J! "i o~ 2'0 290 "to: '~ Area ~~ Local IS 1. Popula-. N:lme of viIJagG cedlils miles) tion Houses t:~ .~ .CJ .u. ) o~.)· u~ 1S,)~i ~I,;~. "~"~\':J: .. r c.h~ IS"Il. c;.r) (J=.. :'0:. b d e f l :~ .... ~.4' • ,010. : ". 1 102 Bhinda Ghulam; fjussain &.:- r~ o.t:.~ 3'0 no' 30 ~ .. .0<1 .. ' ..... ... ...... ,.. -" -, ~ NO ... ,. _IV''''' .... ,.. ,.. 103 Kasra Morojal J ~ _,.. ,__....s- 3'0 660 140 104 Mari Casi:n Shah 7'0 1,590 490 ot.! r:--li 155~ I " , . lOS Lhawan <)..94- 4'0 340 80 106 Gul Dera o.;.!~ $" Sch. 5'0 ,1,950 360 • I . < !. 5'0 820 180 108 Safapur J~l.¥ . IQ9" Mangwartl l'JI~ ••• ;1 :5;0 1;250 270 110 Karnani u:t;~ 3'0 110 20 '" Goth Mehr ;roO ~.l 4·0 280 50 IJ2: Abbas: Nagar' j~ vi~ 4'0 . 2,190 450; . 1.13>:: lal Sbnanra 1;~J40 ~j Ie., 4'.0 62Q 120 10 2 Ill: Azeemp.ur J:JI ~ I.J S Dadpu~a 0J~ ~:f~ 4·0 , l·j6t Bunga'. .; oI.5:.i'y'- . 7·0 1,300 2-50 4,0 120 1·17 I<alra I oJ]t- ' ... 580 !'lB GadClan u'$ 5'0 630' 120 r19l Gotb :~aclah M"uliammad .. .J....~ ol.! .t:rt§._ 8'0 190 4·0 " 510' t20 Goth 'r-;Jur Mlihitmmad •.L....: )."j .t:r" ::/ 11·0 1.620' , 121 Achlianl JI~t... ,..... ' 6·Er. 1;390. 370' Area ~~ Local (Sq. PoplIla- Name of village details. miles) lion Houses ~ :1" J..,.j ..n . ) "'C'~' ~ .- ~~~r-u ~ If' ~ C!..l") cS.)4T ~l;5:., :c ,-. (~.. o a. b .' c d e r , 92 Hamaiti U""!-.~ 3'0 3,240 69q f .~ Chak No. r ' J I r. " .... 2'0 400 89 . ~ Chak No. 2 ,.~ '.' 3'0 270 49 Chak No. 3' • 'I" .)~ w:::~ Rly. 3'0 270 5.9 Chak No. 4 ('f' .r...J .. 5::'::;- Rly. 2'0 . 250 60 Chak No. 5 . o .r.""; ~ ... 1 3·q 400 70 Chak No. 6' ., .r...J ~~ "0 210 ~ 50 '\' Chak No. 7 t. ..r.""; I..~ 3'0 260 60 Chak "io. 8 A .r.""; ...s;~ 3'0 180 40 Chak No. 8-A. ~I A.r...J~. 2'0 200 40 Chak 1'\0. 9 '1 .r.~j.$::;- Rly .• Sch .. 2'0 440 80 • ..s::,.. Chak No. 10 I·.r.-..l '.' 3'0 280 40 Chak No. II I, .r."'; ~ 6'0 280 50 . ...4 .IJ" Chak No. 12 Ir.r....J v M.Sch., P. O. S'O 910 140 I'" Chak No. 12-A. ~I-l r .r."'; ...s:;. 2'0 20, 4 ... Chak No. 13 1'1" .r."'; ~ ~ch. 5'0 720 130 f, •• Chak No. 13-A.. .::.-'-, 'I" .r...J ~ 2'0 220 30 Chak No. 28 ,. A .r...J """:;; 2'0 190 30 •• ~ . ...4 ... Chak No. 29 r<:J ....~ ...v ... 3'0 590. 100 6 ......__.........----- ..... _- .............. .......-.. _----_. -'"l.. 0 Area Z ~ local (Sq. Popula- ~, details miles) .~ Name of village tion Houses C\ J:., I ~. ) ~ :~ c.lr..) rU Jo.,.w v-Il.., Cor) lS.)4T t:J lit):. J: (..r.-- a b c d e f Chak No. 30 .,... _r..J ~ j·O 220 50 Chak No. 31 T"I .r....l ~ "0 300 60 . ..£. Chak No. 32 T"r ~ v 2'0 400 80 Chak No. 32-A. .::!.J-T"T .r."'; '-~ 2'0 180 40 Chak No. 33 T"T" .J~...;~ 4'0 590 120 Chak No. 33-A. .c.. L,!"T" .r."'; ..S;- 2'0 "90 40 •• T"(".r....i ~ Chak No. 34 '" 2'0 220 30 Chak No. 35 .,..~ .r."'; 4 3'0 360 40 Chak No. 36 • 'T", .r....i J;. 1'0 200 60 Chak No. 37 • T"..:. .r."'; ~~ 2'0 260 50 Chak No.
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