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Village List of Kurram Agency , Pakistan M-Int-2 400- I C!llsus 51-No. 30 C (5) I I I I CENSUS OF PAKISTAN, 1951 I I I ' VILLAGE LIST o North West Frontier-Kurram Agency -r-'INCIAL SUPERINTENDENT OF CENSU 5, ~IER PROVINCB-;" , I March 1952 Przce : 2 -,t- PRIN'I'ED E" THE l'vlANAGER, GO".'Fm; ""I .. ";:0:' 0<' I"_'.:,:r:.>TAN PRESS, K<\RACHI PUBLISHFD BY THE MANAGER OF PCBI.IC.-\TIONS, KARACHI: 1953 VILLAGE LIST OF TRIBAL AREAS OF N. W. F. KURRAM AGENCY FOREWORD This Village List is prepared from the Enumeration carried out in the First Census of Pakistan during February 1951. It gives the population of the smaller area!> and thus preserves information which would otherwise be merged in the statistical totals of the Census Report. It is hoped that the preparation of this list will form a basis for the continued collection of Village Statistics. The enumeration in the Tribal Areas was carried out partly on special tribal enu­ meration slips, and partly by means of estimates prepared by Political Officers. In Kurram Agency, the whole population except members of the Services was enumerated on Tribal Slips. Members of the Services, enumerated on standard All-Pakistan Enumeration forms, are not included in the figures in the Village List but are merged with the figures in the Census Reports of the N.W.F. Province. The Village List is in two parts; first a summary of Kurram Agency and secondly a list of Villages. In both sections the population is analysed according to the tribes as stated by the respond !nts on their Enumeration Slips. Tbe following symbols have been used in the Tables ;- P-Total Population. M-Males. F-Females. Sch.-Primary School. M. Sch.-Middle School. H. Sch.-High School. Disp.-Dispensary. P. S.-Police Station. N.-W. F. TRIBAL AREA KURRUM AGENCY "-j.l.J Li . l ,. Summary by Tribes ~, . t.J-i.... J ........ ~ ~9·.1; l;oc.)' a~ tJ..,e> "j..;'" VlllagrrJsC _- - - ul~~ ~"'j~ Total Perso Tribes Male .!...&._y..~ ')j'" --------~.--------------------. ----------.---.- Total all Tribes 69,8~5 36,670 33,155 .. I Afghan PoWinda 4,780 2,491 2,289 Alisher Zai'" , 865 472 393 I Budha Khe1 ._ i,ll'6' 573 543 ., Dam! Zai ~ljb_';I.) 101 I Gaudare u )jl.~_,( 31 17 14 Jaji J;--l:", 642 597 I Choedad KilN ! f ~ I I' I d ~ • u::""'.) To.J:>o. 11003 514 489 ,asiani 1,123 1,0~ .1anatwal Jjr. ~61 371 290 " ! Mandan 187 107 80 Mangal 4,970 2,591 2,379 ~I Massuzai 452 .132 220 Muqbil 1,652 894 758 Para 1,104 574 530 Summary by Tribes (Contd.) (1$) 4-) j; W ~ "_,,. -j..;. ~ JJ Y ~ Tribes Total Persons Female J~~ Male :>r Shia Bangash ~. J.., ,. ~ =-' 7,979 4,173 3,806 Sunni Bangash ~ J- 2,731 1,414 1,317 Sayid ...\::- 4,885 2,549 2,336 Turi AJizai JIj J. .. t$)Y, 2,544 1,314 1,230 Turi Diparzai J Ij .)4'5 t$J_,j'. 5,607 2.850 2,757 Turi Ghundi Khel ~~ Jiy.t$p:i 3,695 1,943 1,752 Turi Hamzakhel J,:;.. o~ 1S)_iJ' 4,176 2,159 2,017 I Turi Mastu Khel ~~ISJY' 2,570 1,325 1,245 .~ .". ~ ~. Wattizal' Jlj~:i.J 1,484 773 711 (, I Others-Total ul~:> f&-~ 13,750 7,468 6,282 I i Consisting of- (~u;--) . Ali Khel ~;..~ 92 49 43 I - Afridi lS..I:jl 1,309 704 605 Awan ,},T 21 10 11 Ar,han uWI 93 60 33 3 Summary by Tribes (Contd.) , Tribes Total Persons Male Female JJy '"L;..., I ""... ."./ ' r I ""J ;' --------------,- -1------- Ahmadzai Jlj J.o. ... 1 4 3 Arian 0:!} Adam Khel j;.. t"~T 8 4 4 Balish Khel ~ ...,......"'JlJ . 10' 6 4 Baramat KheI 6 ~ c.L._y. '12 6 Bannuchi 7 IJ::-J~ f2 I 5 Blacksmith J k _,J I 109 228 'I J 19 Chamkani 49 ~ 118 69 Christian .~ 3 (.) .. 9 6 Chuhan U.J:';"'k Chamiar (Shoe maker) J~ 8 11 Daulat Khel ~ .:;JJ~ 17" 8 9 Dhur (Afghan) ~~ 6 4 2 Durrani JIJ~ 2 1 Dhani Jk~ 16 11 5 Dhobi (Washerman) (.) .Y'~ 74 35 39 Degan 0~~ 5 2 3 4 SUIm'rlaIlY by '.Tri~es (Contd'.) ---~----------------~--~~~- Tribes Total Persons I Male" Female ~~ ---- Darsamand J.:.......,)~ 37 20 17 Doom b i.J~ 1,216 645 571 Faqir ~ 88 49 39 Gardezi ~;r..~f 6 ,. 3 3 Gawar ) I}'" -I Gharbina 4.~ 258 141 117 Ghilizai (Afghan) (2WI) Jlj Jli. 3,146 1,684 1,462 Hazara 4J Iy:. 508· 300 208 ;iazara (Af~han) ( L> I..;,; I ) o)jJI> r Hassan Khel ~. :>- ,~ 165 90 75 Hindu ...J..\a. 129 70 59 Karigar (fechnician) ~)D 159 88 71 Khostwal JI~-,;.. 2,477 1,385 1,092 Khz rota l:".J) t;.. 461 235 226 Khattak ~ 248 151 97 Kulal J"1_,s- 24J 124 119 Kh'}rota (Afghan) (0WI ) "-.iJ) t;.. n 7 6 -.. -- _- ~~=-=--- -.--.~~- 5 Summary ;by. Ttibes (COlll.d.:" Tribes ' dotal Persons Male ,r T Female I ~l~ J"i,;..,";'- ~y.~ ~r< ~ uJ5~ . -~~ r-'" - .. Khweshki 11 ., 4 7 ~ , ~.J;" - Kaka Khel Je;" 5"f( 1 1 0" S-0 .. Khukar .)Y"" 1 1 000 3 Khuja "-:"".J;" 5 2 Mamumzai J'j_"'~ 282 157 125 Mamand: J.:...t. 8 4 4 , 23 Matani Jl~ 42 19 Mula Khel J=;")\.. II 5 6 ,~ Mani Khel J.e:"'JL 2 ._ 1 1 19 Maghul 4) \ ~ .22 ' J.Y ~ Meshti _A It 6 :~~ ..; i ' ~ .. Masud 2. o. ~~ ... ~'- 2 ... Muhajir' . 0 1 .)~ 'f'';' .1, , ... Manda I.J.!.. 2; 1 1 0 .. 0 3 1 \ , I Mian Khel J:::"'u~ - 1 Matani Afghan 36 18 20 ~l;j'J~ ~ .. - -- - 6 Summary b.x Tribes (ColUd.). Total Persons Male ~ fift;"':;l • J..~..JA'!- .;... Mucbi (Shoe Maker) 17 9 8 LS;'".J-4 Nadaf wl..G 2.8 14 14 Ningarh<\ri <.S)~ 195 ]02 93 Orakzai ~lj'-5J",1 4 '. 3 34 Panjabi Gbr:':'J. ., 18 16 Paracha 197 106 A:: i__,; • 91 Pathan .~ 11 6 5 '-' y Quresh 58 . 30 28 ~.;J Qazal Bash ~tlJy 1" JO 6 Qambar J<heJ j;-. Lll 94. 53 41 J. '-' >. 3 Rabia Kh eJ J~.;" ~lj 2 - ;~ Rajpur 8 4 )~~tJ E~~~.... Subari 67 38 29 <.SJ l:_,..., ... ~ . .} Sikh ~ - 3 2 Suleman }(he] (Ghilzi) .s, 4 ( (.$jii. ) J:-:;' ~l..J .... t .:! ... Saruzai 25 J~.Jjr"" . 15 10 7 Summary by Tribes (Contd.) ( c.S) l ... ) ,l; l,..J ~ .J..,&> -j,.:>- Tribes Total Persons Male Female ~~ .T'\;'''::;\ ~.~_'44f- ~)-4 U)-'~ ---------- Sheikh • "'. r 5 4 ~ ..... ShinwariJ c.SJI~ 32 20 12 Tiran Khel 154 84 70 J::.!". o..r.:J1 •• Tarkhan (Carpenter) 191 109 0l~;- 82 Wardak 10 ~~J" 8 2 Wazir 29 22 _r.j., 7 YusafKhel S 2 3 J. ~~..,:• . Zadran 769 390 379 01J~j Zargar (Goldsmith) ;: Jj 81 43 38 Zardan (Afghan) (0lAiI) 01~Jj 27 16 11 _. _ __.....J.. ______ --;-'>-- .. 8 KURRAM AGENCY. NORTH-WEST FRONTIER TRIBAL AREA. Village L:Ist. Serial I TRIBES No. VILLAGES Sex Afghan I ABsher Zai I Powin dah BUdha'K~eJ 1,o.Ai.,,4 0wl Jlj ~ J~. i"KJ:! -i- ---- .\ (a) (b) (d) (e) ~M' I (0 --1-· I KURRAM AGENCY P 69;825. 4,780 :~: ' . j-'-,,~:- M 36,670 ~.Ii'; 2.491 F 31,.lli 2,289 393 543 Villages:- ·CJl-4>l.,... Agra cJT P 469 (Sch.) M 239 ( J_'>:~ ) F 230 2 Alam Sher ~~ I p 457 5 M .234 (Sch.) (J-,~.. ) F 223 4 3 Ahmad Khan Kali P 107 j ~0b .;..".,1 M ,51 F 56 4 Ahmadzai Jlj J..;..I P 656 M 376 (Sch.) ( J_'>:.. ) F 280 Aka KheJ 169 5 I 96 I F 73 u-~.I i.? ~-:f-&. J~l~ - ~J'" u:~.J~ J~~' I S:rial No. Daud Zai Gaudare ,. lajl I Khoedad Lailiani 0, Manatwal Mandan Manga! .r.") Khel ,JJo~:J'I~ '~II~·~ I~"'ol:..o 11:')1~01 ,..iL...J JI..;:;. .. 10..1.:... J(:'" J4.. ..::: _~ __I ~J '" 1_''"" _ c..r.:- .. Y""I_\,,) _-/_..1 -/_/_ _ . _ (g) _1-- (h)_I!__ (_i) __ I~ ___I __ (_k) __ ,I __(J)_____ (ffi_)_'I __(n_)_ 173 I 31 1239 1003 I 2l7l I 661 187 4970 101 17 642 514 1123 -371 107 1~91 72 I I. 5., .89 I 1048 I 290 80 2379 I ,; 1 11 !O 8 6 4 7 6 6 76 2 36 40 3 3 2 3 4 ~ 6 2 14- 5 8 6 10 TRIBES Serial \ VILLAGES No. I Massuzai I Para .::..\. ... ~\_,. .. Mu~bil Shia BaniABhlsuni .BaD"S~; H.!;,.)-:i I Jjy"~ ~ 1)4 ~~t~~: I (0) (p) (q) I 19) (r) I (S) I ___1 \ KURRAM AGENCY 452 1652 1104 7979 I 2731 ~~Ir.)) 232 894 574 4173 I 1414 I J 220 758 530 3807 1317 \ I I I I Villaaes :- .::..l....~I_,... I I 12 .,. 14 Agra o./T '" 1 (Sch.) s I 8 (J~) '" 7 6 1 I 23 41 2 Alam Sher ..P.;..! ~ ... ... ... " ~ I (&h.) ( J_,.C. ) 12 13 I 11 28 I I I I 3 Ahmad Khan Kali '" ... '" 9 .., J j )f0\';"~1 2 I 7 1 6 Ahmadzai Jlj ...\.0,.,..1 ... '" 55 I ... I 3 29 I (Sch.) ( J_,.5:_ ) I I I 3 26 I I I I 5 I Aka Khel ... '" ... ... ... J I I I ------,I 11 I Turi Alizaij---nin-- - Tun - I Tun I Turi j ---- - _,I S~~~J Sayid I .. Duparzai I Ghundikhel Hamzakhel Mastukhel Wattizai Otr.crs I IS,,),Y LS.:J,Y, I IS,)_'j,' ,II IS,).9' I IS,:)Y'.
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