City Report CITY Population and Housing Census 1998

Government of Statistics Division Population Census Organization www.census.gov .pk PREFACE

The process of urbanization and continuous expansion of the cities m term of population size have resulted in ever increasing civic problems. This, naturally, necessitates the availability of data pertaining to urban centres for planned development of the area and to solve other relevant issues.

Although. the regular census publications of 1998 Census i.e., District/ Provincial and National Reports carry· data by rural/ urban areas in all the tables while two tables pertain to urban localities in the district/ province but that does not replace the demand for exclusive tabulation of data for urban centres, especially the big cities. Therefore, it seemed appropriate to publish separate City Reports, initially for big cities, having population of 3 lac and above.

The City Report consists of five parts vtz (I) Write up which carries general description of the city, (II) Broad analysis of population data, (Ill) Broad analysis of housing data, Part-IV comprises statistical tables while part-V provides additional information in the form of annexures.

I hope this report will be a valuable addition to the stock of census publications and will serve its purpose.

NAJAM HASAN Islamabad, April, 2004 Chief Census Commissioner v

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

1 Basic Material for different Officers/staff of the Provincial Census section of Part-I Office, Karachi

2. Analysis, preparation of Part-II Sheikh Muhammad Sadiq and Part-Ill Assistant Census Commissioner

3. Supervision Muhammad Saleem Deputy Census Commissioner

4. Checking Rana lnsaf Ali Khan Census Commissioner

5. Final typing work Muhammad Saleem Qureshi Stenotypist

6. Proof Reading ( 1) Muhammad Riaz Statistical Assistant

(2) Liaquat Ali Chattha Statistical Assistant

7. Printing ·Chief Technical Officer and his staff Printing Press, Population Census Organization, Islamabad

NAJAM HASAN 8. Approval Chief Census Commissioner vii

CONTENTS

PART-1 Page No.

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY

1.1 GEOGRAPHY I 1. l. I Name, Location and Area 2 1.1.2

3 1.2 HISTORY

3 1.3 ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP 3 1.3. I Local Government System 4 1.3.2 Police

4 1.4 JUDICIARY

4 1.5 EDUCATIONAL SETUP

5 1.6 HEALTH

7 I. 7 MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND TRADE 7 I. 7. I Manufacturing Industry 8 I. 7 .2 Domestic and International Trade

9 1.8 THE MEDIA

9 1.9 RECREATION

10 1.10 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION 10 I. I 0.1 Transport 10 1.10.2 Railway 10 I.10.3 Aviation 11 I. I 0.4 Sea Port

11 1.11 TELECOMMUNICATION AND POST AL SERVICES

I I 1.12 BANKS viii

PART-II

2. BROAD ANALYSIS OF POPULATION DATA I 5

2. I POPULATION SIZE, GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION I 5 2.1.1 PopulationSizeandGro\\th I 5 2 I .2 Household Size 15 2. 1.3 Religion 15 2.1.-1 Mother Tongue IX

2.2 SEX, ACE AND MARITAL STATUS 2 II 2.2.1 Sex Ratio 2 II 2.2.1 Age Structure 2 II 2.2.3 Marital Status 21 2 2--1 Female of Reproducti' e Ages b' Marital Status 2.2.5 Disabled Persons

2.3 LITERACY AND 1-:DUCATION 2-1 2.3 I Literac,· 2-1 2.3 2 Educational Attainment 2 3.3 Enrollment Ratio 2.3.4 Level of Education

2..t MIGRATION 27 2 -1. I Migration :_7 2.-1.2 Life Time Migrants 27 2.-1. 3 Rt.::asons of i'vligration fro1n Pre\ ious Residence 2.-1.-1 Duration of Continuous Residence

2.5 ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS

2.5.1 Economicalh Acti\e Population 31 2.5.2 Un-Emplovment 31 2.5.3 Employed Population bv Occupation 31 2.5.4 Employed Population b,· Industry 3-1. 2.5.5 Employed Population b' Employment Status 36

2.6 IMMUNIZATION 38

2.7 NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD 38 ix

PART-III

3 BROAD ANALYSIS OF HOUSING DATA 41

3.1 HOUSING STOCK 41 3. I. I Level of Congestion, Person and Rooms 41 3.1.2 Nature of Tenure 41 3. 1.3 Period of Construction 42 3. 1.4 Construction Material of Outer Walls 42 3. 1.5 Construction Material of Roofs 45

3.2 HOUSING FACILITIES 45 3.2.1 Source of Drinking Water 45 3 .2 .2 Source of Lighting 48 3.2.3 Cooking Fuel Used 48 3 .2.4 Availability of Separate Kitchen. Bathroom and Toilet Facilities 51 3.2.5 Source of Information 51

PART- IV

STATISTICAL TABLES

Table- I Population by sex, sex ratio, household size and annual growth rate 57 Table-2 (Not Included) Table-3 (Not Included) Table-4 Population by single year age and sex 58 Table-5 Population by selected age group and sex 67 Table-6 Population ( 15 years and above) by sex, age group and marital status 68 Table-7 Population by relationship to the head of household by age group, 71 and sex Table-8 Population by religion and sex 76 Table-9 Population (5 years and above) by religion and ability to read the Holy Quran or respective Holy Book 77 Table-IO Population by mother tongue and sex 78 Table-I I Population (I 0 years and above) by literacy, sex and age group 79 Table-12 Literate population (I 0 years and above) by level of educational attainment, sex and age group 82 Table-I 3 Literate population (I 0 years and above) by field of education, sex and age group 85 Table-14 Population (5 years and above) by educational institution attendance, sex ·and age group 88 x

Table-15 Student population (5 \Cars and abo\c) by educational attainment, sex and age group 91 Tablc-16 Student population (5 years and above) b\ field of education. sex and age group 9-l Table-17 Population by place of enumeration. place of birth and sex 97

Table-18 Population by duration of continuous resid~ncc_ sex and ~lg-: group 98 Tablc-19 Migrant population by place of prc\ious residence and duration of continuous residence 104 Table-20 Migrant population (I 0 years and abO\ c) b\ :dace of pre\ ious residence. litt:racy and educational attainn1cnt l IJ 7

Table-21 ~1igrant population by place of previous f('Sidcncc. reason for n1igration and sex 1111 Tablc-22 Population (I 0 \ears and a bow) by aeti' it\_ sex and age group II:; Table-23 Employed population ( 10 \Cars and abo,e) by occupation. employment status. sex and broad age group 116 Table-24 Employed population (I 0 wars and abo' c) b,· industn _ cmployn1ent status. si.::x and broad age group l22 Table-25 Emplovcd population (10 \Cars and abo\e) b\ industry. occupation. sex and broad age group 128 Table-26 Employed population (I 0 years and above) b' occupation. educational attainment and sex I:; 7 Table-2 7 Un-employed population (I 0 years and abo' e) b' educational attainment. sex and age group l 41J Tablc-28 Un-employed population (I 0 ,-cars and abo\ d by reason of un­ emplo,·ment sex and age group l -l3 Table-29 Ever married women ( 15 - 49 \ears) b,· age group and number of children born ali\e I -l6 Table-30 Ever married women ( 15 - -l9 Hars) b,· age group and number of children still living 147 Table-31 Ever married \Yorking \Vomen ( 15 - ~9 years) by age group and number of children born ali'c 1-l8 Table-32 Ever married \YOmen (15 - -l9 vears) by age group. literacy. educational attainment and number ofehildren born ali,·c 1-llJ Table-33 EYer married women (15 - 49 years) b,· age group. number of children born alive during last 12 months and still living 155 Table-34 Disabled population by nature of disability. sex and age group 156 Table-35 Disabled population (I 0 \ears and abo,e) by nature ofdisabilitv. sex, educational attainment and activity 162 Table-36 Population (less than I 0 vcars) by immunization and sex 165 Table-37 Population ( 18 years and above) holding National Idcntitv Card b' age group and sex 166 Table-38 Homeless population by age group, sex, marital status. religion and literacy 167 Table-39 (Not included) xi

Tablc-40 Selected population and housing statistics of the city 170 Tablc-4 I Household bv size 244 Table-42 Housing units by household size and number of rooms 245 Tablc--13 Housing units by number of rooms and tenure 243 Tabk-44 O\\ned housing units by period of construction and number of roo1ns 247 Tabk-45 Housing units bv tenure. material used in outer \\alls and roofs 248 Tabk--16 O\\ncd housing units by period of construction. material used in outer walls and roofs 249 Table--17 Housing units bv tenure. source of drinking water. lighting and cooking fuel used 250 Table-48 0\\ ncd housing units by period of construction. source of drinking \\ater. lighting and cooking fuel used 253 Table-49 Housing units bv tenure. kitchen. bath room nnd latrine facilities 256 Table-50 Om1cd housing units by period of construction. kitchen. bath room and latrine facilities 257 Table-51 O\\·ncd housing units by period of construction, material used in outer walls and material used in roofs 258 Tablc-52 Number of households by source of information 261

PART-V ANNEXURES

Anncxure-A Pakistan Standard Classification of Occupations for the 1998 Population Census 265 Anne"ure-B Pakistan Standard Classification of Industries for the 1998 Population Census 267 Anne:rnrc-C Description of Census Circles 269 Anne.'

1.1 GEOGRAPHY

1.1.1 Name, Location and Area

Karachi derives its name from Cranjee, Crochey, Khoraji, Koranji etc which are only a few of its many appellations, believed to be derived from the Sindhi name of the original settlement that initially stood on the spot.

Karachi City is located on the coast of immediately north west of the nearly between 24° - 451 to 25° - 15' North latitudes and 66° - 37' to 67° - 371 East latitudes. The metropolis has an area of about 1451 square kilometers. It is bounded on the north and west by taluka Karachi West, on the east by taluka Malir and on the south by Arabian Sea.

Karachi Harbour, on the shores of which the city is situated, is a safe and beautiful natural harbour. It is protected from storms by Kemari Island, Manora Island, and Oyster Rocks, which together block the greater part of the harbour entrance in the west.

The physical environment of Karachi is characterized by low flat - topped hills and parallel or sub - parallel ridges devoid of vegetation, vast intervening grounds of dry river beds and other water channels. Once belonging to the Tethys Sea, this land has risen from great depths with the rising of Himalyas, the last ripples of the surging land having been marked in the Hills, the Clifton, Manora, Hills and the Drigh Road Dome. Very low dips and gentle domes of the tertiary rocks are an indication of petroliferous beds. The height within the city limits ordinarily do not exceed 37 metres and gradually falls to 1 '/, metre at Kemari. The rocks being soft and the climate being dry for the greater part of the year, there is the tremendous sub aerial denudation of rocks and the simultaneous erosion of the coast line due to the stormy sea. Surface springs are generally found within demanded anticlines.

The rise of levels every where is found, the sea having gradually driven back, though at one time 1t made inroads and several inlands were formed viz Manora, Kemari, , Clifton, Gizri and Oyster Rocks, most of which are now connected with the mainland. Manghopir is.a hill 177 meters high but once an anticline with its dome not less than 914 meters high. The soils are calcareous and heavy and to some extent also alkline.

Karachi is far removed from the Indus; even its silt has drifted away from it towards the east by the wind and ocean currents. Except the Hub, there are no perennial rivers in the neighbourhood, and even the Hub forms a series of shallow pools for most of the year. A dam is constructed over it at Hub in Karachi West district. It is the main source of water for the residents of some parts of Karachi. A branch of it at one time actually flowed through the crowded area of old town, the only relics now left being the embankment road and the Dhabi Ghat. The Liyari, with its tributaries, the Orangi and the Gujro, flow past the most thickly parts of the city and ultimately falls into the Kemari area. The Malir draining the Mal Plateau in Kohistan, has the Mal and Khadeji as its chief tributaries. After their confluence, the river assumes the single name of Malir, which ultimately falls, after heavy rain fall only, in the Gizri Creek towards east of Karachi. There is however, an immense quantity of subterranean water underneatn the sandy bed of the Malir, which allows a number of wells and galleries along its right bank. Some distance from the Dumlottee gorge up stream, there is the confluence of Malir with Khadeji, this has more or less perennial flow of water and also a small water fall. Rainfall being very scanty, these rivers are dry for the greater part of the year. 2

1.1.2 Climate

The climate of Karachi City is on the whole, mild due to its natural environment The temperature is moderate, but the relative humidity is in excessive in some months which make the weather uncomfortable.

The mean maximum temperature is 34°C in May and June with occasional enervating temperatures of up to 41°C. The mean minimum temperature of 13°C is in January and February The daily temperature at Manora Island and Drigh Road only 10 kilometers apart, varies appreciably, some time to the extent of 9°C. Drigh Road is always hotter during the day and cooler during the night.

The temperatures are less extreme near the coast, where it is cooler in summer and warmer in winter as compared to inland locations. The humidity decreases as the day becomes hotter The sea breeze influence decreases, and so does the humidity as the distance from the coast increases. The breeze is stronger in the afternoon and is strongest in the summer. The wind blows almost 1n all directions through the year, but the prevailing one is the south - east and west for nearly half the year including the season. The wind direction during winter changes to east and north - east. Generally it is more cloudy in the forenoon than in the afternoon and it is most during summer monsoon.

The rainfall averages 241 millimeters at Manora and gradually reduces to 203 millimeters at Drigh Road and 178 millimeters further inland. This is really very meagre, and is also variable. The striking feature of Karachi's climate is the cold and heat waves, as Karachi shares some of the eastern depressions coming from the Bay of Bengal and the western depression from the Persian Gulf. Thunder storms, dust storms and fog are infrequent.

The mean maximum and minimum temperature and rainfalls for 1998 at Mauripur (Masroor) and Airport is shown in the following table 1.1 ·

Table 1.1 : MONTH-WISE MEAN MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURE, AND HUMIDITY

KARACHI (MASROOR) KARACHI (AIRPORT}

Mean Precipitat- Relative Mean Precipitation Relative Month Temperature (°C) ion (Milli- Humidity Temperature (°C) (Millimeters} Humidity Max: Min: meters) (O/o) Max: Min: (O/o) January 25.15 12.04 4.40 48.96 25.85 10.35 5.97 50.13 February 26.73 14.26 9.77 64.05 27.73 12.73 9.80 53.36 March 30.11 18.59 7.56 60 93 31.50 17.61 11.75 I 59 50 April 32.88 22.79 5.00 67.80 34.30 22.33 4.44 ' 62.45 May 34.18 25.91 003 70.40 35.22 25.87 0 00 67.22 June 33.92 27.94 4.90 72.97 34.85 27.8 5.46 70.56 July 32.50 27.51 92.43 76.80 33.14 27.38 85.50 75.43 August 31.12 26.38 56.03 78.60 31.75 26.14 67.39 77.36 I September 31.77 25.31 18.93 74.90 32.58 25.23 19.84 73.20 I October 33.38 22.00 0.40 63.36 34.69 21.04 0.99 60.88 November 30.86 17.67 1.92 53.20 31.86 15.87 1.74 52 35 December 26.73 13.46 741 48.02 2741 11.58 4.36 50.03 Annual 30.78 21.15 20944 64 16 31. 74 20.33 217.35 62.62 I Source: Normal for the period 1961-1990. Data Processing Centre, Pakistan Meteorological Department, Karachi. 3

1.2 HISTORY

Karachi has a short recorded history of one hundred years from a tiny fishing village to a British Military settlement and later as an important commercial and shopping center for the western part of the subcontinent. It became an important military base during the course of the Second World War. But the real growth and development of Karachi started with the partition of subcontinent in 1947 and its transformation into Federal Capital.

In 1952 the status of Karachi was raised to that of a Chief Commissioner's jurisdiction and was later called the Federal Capital Area.

During "One Unit", (East and West Pakistan) Karachi was politically considered to be a part of West Pakistan but administratively it continued to be the federal territory under the Central Government till an alternative site for the country's capital was selected. After dismemberment of "One Unit" Karachi again became the capital of .

In 1974 Karachi was bifurcated into three districts viz Karachi South, Karachi East and Karachi West. Later two other districts were created from these viz Karachi Central in 1987 and Karachi Malir in 1987 and 1993 respectively.

Later this system was changed through an ordinance 2001 with a new set up of Local Government:

1.3 ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP

1.3.1 Local Government System

According to Local Government system the city is headed by City Nazim/Nazim-e-Ala. Under him there are 18 Towns. Each Town has different number of Union Councils (UCs). Over all there are 178 Union Councils (UCs). Each Union Council consists of one Nazim, one Naib Nazim and nineteen Councilors.

Set up showing the Local Government System of Karachi City is in the following chart:-

I City Nazim I Citv Distnct,

I Naib Nazim j Citv District, Government of Karachi

I District Coordination Officer I Citv District, Government of Karachi

Executive District Officer (Communitvl Executive District Officer IAariculturel Executive District Officer (Education) Executive District Officer tFinance & Planninal Executive District Officer (Health) Executive District Officer (Information Tech.) Executive District Officer (literacvl Executive District Officer (Lawl Executive District Officer rRevenuel Executive District Officer IG. Adminl Executive District Officer (Investment Promotion) Executive District Officer (Works & Services) Executive District Officer (Master Plan) Executive District Officer ICitv Policel Executive District Officer (Transport) Executive District Officer (Water & Sanitation) Source: City 01stnct, Government of Karachi 4

1.3.2 Police

The Police department in the city is headed by Additional Inspector General (AIG)/Capital City Police Officer under whom there are 5 Deputy Inspector Generals (DIGs) looking after H.Q. CIA operation and Investigation. For every town there is a police officer. Thus in the city there are 18 Town Police Officers (T.P.O). Besides this one Town Police Officer is for Karachi Gantt. and Clifton Gantt: whereas one Town Police Officer. is for rest of the cantonments. The detail of police staff is given in table 1.2

Table 1.2: DATA SHOWING THE RANK WISE STRENGTH OF POLICE STAFF

SI.No. Rank Total Strength 1. Deputy Inspector General Police (DIGP) 05 2. Superintendent Police 35 3. Deputy Superintendent Police/ Asst!. Superintendent Police (DSP/ASPJ 104 4. Prosecution Deputy Superintendent Police (PDSP) 06 5. Inspector 708 6. Prosecution Inspector 57 7. Sub-Inspector 1841 8. Prosecution Sub-Inspector 17 g Assistant Sub-Inspector 3503 10. Head Constable 4748 11. Constable 18300 Source: Office of the Capital City Police Officer. Karachi

1.4 JUDICIARY

The City's Judicial System has the principal seat of High Court, headed by Chief Justice followed by twenty three justices. Different other courts are also functioning in the city. Details are given in table 1.3:

Table 1.3: NUMBER OF COURTS/JUDGES WORKING IN KARACHI CITY

SI.No. Courts/J udaes Number 1. District & Session Judge 05 2. Additional District & Session Judge 23 3. Senior Civ·11 Judge 30 4. Civil Judge 19 5. Judicial Magistrate 45 6. Anticorruption Court 01 7. Labour Court 05 8. Special Court Banking 05 9. Special Court/Anti Terrorist Court 05 Source. Law Department, , Karachi.

A permanent bench of Supreme Court of Pakistan is also working in Karachi City.

1.5 EDUCATIONAL SET UP

Karachi has a splendid history of education. Apart from the early Arabs who left a rich legacy of learning, the Parsis with their philanthropic activities play an important role in promoting knowledge. 5

1.6 HEALTH

Karachi 1s the most populous city of Pakistan. High population density coupled with lack of general health provision like pure drinking water, good sanitary system & high incidence of poverty, etc. have become a source of different diseases. The Government based hospitals and dispensaries .are insufficient to cope with the situation. As such, private sector hospitals in every locality and area have sprung up to meet the demand of the people. In public sector Jinnah Post Graduate Medical Centre(JPMC), National Institute of Cardiovascular Disease(NICD), Civil Hospital, Hospital and others along-with various dispensaries are functioning in the city. In the private sectors many hospitals are working; the prominent among them are Agha Khan Medical University, Dr. Ziauddin Hospital, Baqai Hospital, The Adventist Hospital, O.M.I Hospital, Holy Family Hospital etc. Detail is as under:

Medical Unit Number Teaching Hospital 02 Specialized Hospital 02 Other Hospital 08 Basic Health Unit (B.H.U.) 28 Urban Health Unit (U.H.U.) 15 Dispensary 21 Maternity & Child Health Centre 05 Maternity Home 07 Tuberculoses (T.B) Clinic 03 Dental Clinic 01 Leprosy Clinic 01 Homeopathic. Dispensary 01 Unani Shafa Khana 01 Source - Bureau of Statistics S1ndh, Karachi - 01-01-2002

Detail of medical practitioner/paramedical staff in Karachi city is given below :

Medical Practitioner/ Paramedical Staff Number Physician 12 Surgeon 10 Gynecologist 09 Pedestrian 10 'Joctor 2527 4urse 647 Lady Health Visitor 78 Radiographer 03 Health Technician 81 Dispenser 295 X-Ray Technician 64 Laboratory Technician 124 Operation Theater Technician 86 Dental Technician 27 X-Ray Assistant 02 Laboratory Assistant 54 Operation Theater Assistant 25 Mid-Wife 70 ECG Technician/Assistant. 21 Blood Bank Technician 14 Endoscope Technician 01 Dai 199 Source.- Bureau of Stat1st1cs S1ndh, Karachi 6

Most of the schools and Colleges were built by them. Among them the famous are D.J. Science College, N.E.D Engineering College, Mama Parsi Girls High School etc.

At present Karachi is thronged with large number of schools/colleges 1n every sector/area The knowledge propagated by them ranges from religious to Cambridge system. The most famous religious institutions in the city are Daraul Aloum, Binori Town and Daraul Aloum, , where not only local students study but students from abroad are also enrolled. Besides these the other smaller institutions are also functioning through out the city.

The western or modern education system is functioning through out the city in Government and Private Sectors. These institutions are propagating the knowledge from regular matric system to Cam bridge system 0 level and higher.

Further higher studies are carried out in universities in the faculties of medicine. engineering, commerce, computer science, textiles etc. These universities are Karachi Un1vers1ty. N.E.D. Eng1neenng University and on the Private Sector Hamdard University, Sir Syed Engineering University, Agha Khan Medical University and Baqai Medical University. Besides this the campus of other local and foreign universities are also functioning alongwith some technical institutions like FAST, propagating knowledge in computer. Detail of educational institutions of the city in public sector is given in table 1 A•

Table 1.4 •NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS, ENROLEMENT & TEACHING STAFF IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR BY SEX FOR THE YEAR 2001 - 2002

INSTITUTION NUMBER ENROLMENT i TEACHING STAFF! i--=To~t~al~~M~al~e~~.~.m~a,-.~-c~-O~·E_d_u_-+-~T-ot_a_I~~M~.,~.~~.~.-m-.-,.--f--Total- ~-Male~I-Fem~I ' . ~°"''"'°"""""°""""°;----+--..~-+-~c--+--~~-+--c~a~U~on~t-c~~-+--...~,~~ L___ --r---'-'--~--~ NON PROFESSIONAL 102 40 17 45 116423 50446 65977~1 275f -1195 1 1556 COLLEGES ----+.-----c I r.~,.~•.~rm=e=d~,.~,.-----+-~23c---+~08,--t--~04· 11 7666 3007 46.59 : j47 172 175 • Deqree •• 77 32 13 32 98705 39254 5945-, -~6~ ~8~5-1-t-1-~13~1~,--i • Post Graduate 02 02 10052 8185 1867 241 172 ! 69 r..P'"R°'o°"•E"s-'s001o~N"A~L~----+-7310.--+~01~+--~04~-+--0200.--+-03o.c10'=279-+il---7'19'°'1 735'-- 1c--~1.1s93 11 s2 5aOI 312 COLLEGES/ INSTITUTIONS I • Medical 02 02 4533 I 1928 2605 309 196 113 l-:c,--:';Ho~m=e=o~>o-,at~h-lc-----+-~080----+--+--~01~-+---007~-+-4C:70-110.-+,~1788~7c-4c--~2~80-240.--+~1~31--f--'4~8C--~, --.~,c---4

• Engineering & 02 02 1531 1470 61 ii 89 79 1 10 Technolonv • Law 2412 840 88 81 07 • Home Economics 01 01 1836 1836 : 68 02 66 • Phvsical Education 01 01 43 23 20 : 08 06 02 36 39

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TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS 22 13 09 13310 12772 538 I 2440 2358 82 • Technical Coll~es 01 01 3363 3363 153 153 • Polvtechnic Institutions 05 04 01 7723 7365 358 166 132 34 • Mono Tech. Institutions 02 02 743 743 05· 05" • Commerce Institutions OJ 03 555 555 11 11 • Vocational Institutions 09 01 08 500 320 180 86 38 48 • College of Educ 1tion in 02 02 426 426 19 19 Commercial Practices•• • = Remammg Teaching Slaff engaged on Part Time Basis. '' " Sb Centres are converted and up-graded into two "Govt. College of Education in Commercial Praclics", three Centres In each college. Source:· Bureau of Statistics, Sindh, Karachi. 7

1.7 MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND TRADE

1.7.1 Manufacturing Industry

At the time of independence of Pakistan, Karachi had virtually no manufacturing capacity. Leaving aside some small old manufacturing units there was no reasonable industrial base at the outset. Large scale manufacturing started to show sign of development only in the early fifties when, following the Korean war, the great slump, resulted in the imposition of qualitative control on imports which at that time consisted predominantly of manufactured consumer goods. Karachi, because of its location and the investment in energy production, the development of port facilities and other infrastructure elements, and the presence of a successful entrepreneurial class. witnessed a vigorous growth in the manufacturing industries. During that time a vast space was allocated for installation of industries under the name SITE (Sindh Industrial Trading Estates). Presently it hosts numerous categories of industrial units. The industrial units vary from small scale industry to giants multi nationals like Siemens, Phillips, etc. The other smail scale industries are engineering, textile, printing, designing, paper, graphite, marble, fiber, packaging, handicrafts. etc. Besides, there are industrial units which deal in leather, pencil and ball point pens, tooth brushes, printing papers, flour, oil, glass, rubber and plastic, food, beverages, soap, pharmaceuticals etc.

The Karachi Ship-Yard was established in 1957. It is spread over an area of about 70 acres and is located along with east and west Arabian sea routes. It is laid out on modern lines with the latest machinery as well as experienced and skilled personnel. At present about 5,000 persons are working in the Ship-Yard. It is in a position to meet the requirements of shipping and engineering industries. The principie activities carried out in the Ship-Yard is ship-building, ship-repairs, general engineering and foundry.

Further, more industrial sectors were established in Korangi and which are about 15.3% of the entire Karachi. The manufacturing industries are oil-refinery, ceramic, textile, pharmaceutical and iron etc.

Pakistan Steel is the largest steel mill of the country. The mill has a capacity of 1.1 million tones of steel. It is spread over an area of 18,660 acres including 10,390 acres for the main plant. It provides employment to more than 21,000 persons on regular basis. Table 1.5 gives the detail of industries in this regard.

Table 1.5 : TYPE OF INDUSTRIES AND NUMBER OF WORKERS IN KARACHI CITY

SI. Type of Industries Number of Number of No. Factories Workers I. Food Manufacturing. 176 6199 2. Beverage Industries. 05 156 3. Tobacco Manufacturing. 01 -- 4. Manufacturing of Textile. 696 34737 5. Manufacturing of Weaving Apparel Except Footwear. 558 18399 6. Manufacturing of Leather & Leather Products Leather Substilutes & Fun Except 65 3485 Footwear & Wearing Apparel. 7. Manufacturing of Footwear Except Vulcanized of Molded Rubber or Plastic 12 260 Footwear. 8. Ginning Pressing and Balling Fibbers. 09 870 9. Manufacturing of Wood and Cork Products, Except Furniture. 04 99 10. Manufacturing of Furniture and Fixture except of Primarily of Metal. 15 302 11. Manufacturing of Paper and Paper Products. 41 4217 12. Printing, Publishing and Allied Industries. 57 4754 13. Manufacturing of Drugs & Pharmaceutical Products. 28 2082 14. Manufacturing of Industrial Chemical 29 1248 15. Manufacturing of Other Chemical Products. 07 861 16. Petroleum Refining 18 574 - : 7. Manufacturing of Miscellaneous Products of Petroleum & Coal. 15 180 8

-· .,~- ---] ~~-~ ·· 1 18. Manufacturing of Rubber Produc1s. (13 19. Manufacturing of Plas1ic Products. {)~ J 79 I 20. Manufacturing of Pottery, China and Earthenware. I~ I 19-l- 21. Manufacturing of Glass & Glass Products. 20 X70 22. Manufacturing of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products. 37 l.~2(,() 23. Iron and Steel Basic lndustnes 05 2!l8 24. Non-Ferrous Metal Basic Industries 71 h]22 25. Manufacturing of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment. I~ fr:'i-l- 26. Manufacturing of Machinery except Electrical. 35 20-IX 27. Manufacturing of Electrical Machinery Apparatus Appliances and Supplies. 55 b9-lX 28. Manufacturing of Transport Equipment 02 cl 29. Manufacturing of Scientific Precision & Measuring lnstrumen1s and Equipment. 02 30. Other Manufacturin Industries 17__ ~~ l)()9" _J Source:- Bureau of Statistics Sindh. Karachi -31*12*2000

Karachi is also a center of cottage industries. There are many cottage industries like khad1 silk, shoe-making, plastic moulding, marbles etc. The marble products are famous through out Pakistan.

1.7.2 Domestic and International Trade

Though the Federal Capital shifted to Islamabad some decades back, Karachi continues to be the business and commercial nerve centre of the country. Being the only maior part of the country almost the entire volume of trade passes through the city.

Karachi always plays a predominant role in promoting the trade, industry and in the economic development; it is the hub of all commercial and trade activities. Chamber of Commerce, the focal point of trade is based here.

Karachi is a city of many markets; indeed in a sense. the whole city 1s one large market The main shopping areas for general purposes are starting along M.AJinnah Road. Abdullah Haroon Road. Tariq Road, Zaib-Un-Nisa Street. Bohri Bazar and Clifton. Here magnificent hand-knotted/woven carpets can be found and cheap glass bangles and other trinkets vie for shop window space with the best in gold and silver jewellery.

All sorts of commodities ranging from edible items to computer are available here Juna Market, Lee Market, market and other markets in Malir/Landhi, . Federal B Area and New Karachi areas which provide food articles on whole sale and retail prices also benefited their consumers with general commodities. There are timber markets 1n old city and New Karachi areas which provide different kind of woods, used in preparing of furniture and in the construction of houses.

The biggest cycle market in the metropolis is in Karachi South. off Sunder Road. Head offices of all the commercial banks, besides State Bank of Pakistan. . Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry are situated at 1.1.Chundrigar Road. It is also famous in dealing with computer and electronic accessories.

Saddar Bazzar at a time was the hub of all the activities. a proud conglomeration with a touch of class. It alongwith Zainab Market is famous for clothing, ornaments. marble products and is also famous for its audio/video cassettes business.

Karachi's cloth bazzar is In fact an excellent place to sample for the first time the intoxicating atmosphere of this great city. Here amidst the food - and - drink - stalls that seems to congregate wherever goods are bought and sold, merchants from all over Pakistan are to be food engaged ;n the serious business. Textile is still the country's largest industry and Karachi is the largest whole sale center for the products of this industry. 17

Fig: 2.2

KARACHI CITY AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH RATE, SINCE 1951

7 00

6.05 6 DO

5 00 z UJ ""0 O'. UJ "'- 4.00 3.40 3.00

2.00

1 00

0.00 1961 1972 1981 1998

(CENSUS YEAR) 18

Table 2.2: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY RELIGION, 1998

. Religion City Cantonments Metropolitan Corporation

Muslim 96.46 91.84 96.70

Christian 2.46 5.82 2.28

Hindu (Jati) 0.77 1.72 0 72 I I I Oadiani/Ahmadi 0.17 0 25 0.17

Scheduled Caste 0.03 0 02 0.03

Others 0.11 0.36 0.09

2.1.4 Mother Tongue

The mother tongue refers to the language used for communication between parents and their children in the household. The question was asked about all individuals separately living in a housing unit

The mother tongue of around one half population of Karachi City as a whole was . Punjabi and Pashtu were spoken by 14.16 and 11.53 percent respectively, followed by Sindhi 4.8 percenl Balochi 3. 72 percent and Saraiki 2.15 percent. The percentage of population having Urdu as their mother tongue was higher in metropolitan corporation area at 51.58 percent in comparison to cantonments at 35.85 percent. Table 2.3 gives break up of the mother tongue while figure 2.3 depicts its values graphically.

Table 2.3 : PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY MOTHER TONGUE, 1998

Area Urdu Punjabi Sindhi Pushto Balochi Saraiki Others

Karachi City 50.78 14.16 4.80 11.53 3.72 2.15 12.86

Karachi Cantonments 35.85 34.44 6.13 7.83 0.83 2.61 12.30

Karachi Metropolitan 51.58 13.09 4.73 11.72 3.87 2.13 12.89 Corporation 19

Fig : 2.3

KARACHI CITY POPULATION BY MOTHER TONGUE

Others Eiraiki 12.86 % 2.15 %

Balochi 3.72 %

Pushto 11.53 % Urdu 50.78 %

Sindhi Punjabi 4.80 ~1o 14.16 % 20

2.2 SEX, AGE AND MARITAL STATUS

2.2.1 Sex Ratio

Number of males per 100 females is termed as sex ratio. The sex ratio of the population of Karachi City in 1998 Census showed that there were 117 males against every 100 females The sex ratio was relatively higher at 130 for cantonments which was116 in Metropolitan Corporation. The higher sex ratio in may have been due to higher number of single population living there.

The sex ratio widely differ at various age groups and do not form a uniform trend which may possibly be due to age reporting errors or relative coverage problems of either sex. It was the highest at about 130 for age groups 30-34, 45-49 & 55-59 and lowest for age group of below 5 which gradually rises upto age 30-34 and again decline for ages 35-39 and moved up with the increasing age upto 55-59 The sex ratio in cantonments areas was considerably high because of higher number of single population in these areas. Table 2.4 shows the sex ratio by age group.

Table 2.4: SEX RATIO BY FIVE YEAR AGE GROUP, 1998

Age Group City Cantonments Metropoli_tanl f-;7.'-c;------1---~~~--t----~:-co~---"---'C~orporat~ All Ages 116.60 129.78 · 11594 I 00-04 104.69 10672 104.59 05 - 09 105.42 105.84 105.40 10-14 107.66 106.64 10771 15-19 11175 12910 11099 20-24 12322 115.32 121 71 I 25-29 128.88 143.34 1280g 30-34 129.96 150.08 12879 35-39 124.55 15622 12280 40-44 12585 135.77 124.84 45-49 129.68 149.30 12866 1 50-54 126.19 140.25 12547 I 55 - 59 129.18 139.29 128.65 i 60-64 118.39 12643 117.99 i 65-69 128.86 132.26 12867 70-74 127.40 130.88 i 12722

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2.2.2 Age Structure

Every population forms a unique age structure based on its historical population phenomena 1.e interaction of births, deaths and migration which has a considerable impact on it's demographic behavior and emerging socio-economic characteristics

According to 1998 Census the distribution of population of Karachi City by selective age groups showed that population below 15 years was 37.25 percent of the total population. Out of this 12.05 percent was below 5 years age including 2.11 percent infants. The population of 65 years & above was 2.65 percent. About 60 percent of the population was of the working age group (15-64 years), giving an age dependency ratio of 66.37 percent in 1998. These ratios for cantonments and metropolitan areas vary at 57.80 and 66.85 percent respectively. 21

The adult population and eligible to vote i.e. 18 years of age and above in the Karachi City was 56.27 percent. These percentages in cantonments and metropolitan corporation areas varied at 60.26 and 56.06 percents respectively. The population by selective age groups is given in table 2.5. Figure 2.4 shows an age and sex structure of the population of Karachi City in a graphic presentation.

Table 2.5: PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION BY SELECTIVE AGE GROUPS, 1998

Metropolitan ! City Cantonments I Age Group Corporation Both Both Both Male Female Male Female Male Female Sexes Sexes Sexes

Under - 1 Year 2 11 2.01 2.23 1.86 1.77 205 2.13 2.02 2 :: 4

Under - 5 Years 12.05 11.45 12.75 10.97 10.03 12.20 12.10 11.53 12.78 '

Under - 10 Years 24 75 23.56 26.15 22.81 20.81 25.41 24.86 23.71 26.18

Under - 15 Years 37.25 35.59 39.18 33.94 30.98 37.79 37.42 35.85 I 39.25

15 to 49 Years 52 86 54.21 51.29 56.02 5884 52.36 52.70 53.95 51.24

60.11 61.69 58.26 63.37 66.35 59.51 59.93 15 to 64 Years 61.431 58.20 18 Years & above 56.27 58.27 53.93 60.26 63.66 55.84 56.06 57.97 53.84 I I ! 121 Years & above 48.42 50.40 i 46.11 52.95 55.79 49.26 48.18 50.10 I 45.96

6: years & above 2.65 2.72 2.56 2.69 2.67 2.71 2.64 2.72 2.551 ! 1 ependencv Ratio 66.37 ! 62.10 71.64 57 80 50.72 68 05 66.85 62.79 71.82

2.2.3 Marital Status

Marriage is almost a universal event for both men and women. To determine the marital status ail individuals aged 15 years and above were classified as marr:ed, never married. widowed and divorced. According to 1998 Census, in Karachi City 38.99 percent were never married, 55.93 percent married. 4.72 percent widowed and 0.36 percent divorced. The percentage of the never married amongst males is relatively higher at 44.28 percent as compared to 32.46 percent among females. In Karachi Cantonments 35.96 percent were never married, 60.16 percent married, 3.49 percent widowed and 0.39 percent divorced. As regard Metropolitan Corporation 39.16 percent were never married, 55.69 percent married, 4.79 percent widowed and 0.36 percent divorced. Table 2.6 gives percentage distribution by marital status. sex and area, while table 2.7 shows percentage distribution by marital status, sex and age groups 1998.The marital status has also been classified by five year age groups. As appear in table 2.7 below, the younger age group i.e. 15- 19 has the highest percentage of never married for both males and females which gradually declined w'th the increasing age groups. Contrary to it, percentage of married population for the young age group was the lowest and increased as age groups moved upward. The percentage of widowed female population was relatively higher in all age groups as compared to males. At higher age groups the female percentages were significant. Table 2.6 shows percentage distribution by marital status, sex and area, while table 2.7 gives percentage distribution by marital status, sex and age groups 1998. 22

Fig: 2.4

POPULATION PYRAMID OF KARACHI CITY

AGE GROUP

75 + 70-74 65-69 MALE 60-64 FEMALE 55-59 50-54 45-49 40-44 35-39 30-34 25-29 20-24 15-19 10-14 05-09 00-04

16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 23

Table 2.6: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY MARITAL STATUS, SEX AND AREA, 1998

Never Married Married Widowed Divorced Area Both Both Both Both Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Sexes Sexes Sexes Sexes I Karachi City 38_99 44 28 32_46 55 93 53 34 59.13 4 72 2_ 17 7 87 I 0 36 0.21 0 54 35.96 40 43 29.53 60.16 57.78 63 60 3 49 1 55 6.28 0 39 0.24 0 59 Karachi Metropolitan 39.16 44 51 32.61 55 69 53.07 58 91 4.79 2.20 7.95 0.36 0.21 0 54 Corooraticn

Table 2.7: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY MARITAL STATUS, SEX AND AGE GROUP, 1998

Age Group k.Never Married Married Widowed Divorced I 1 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 15-19 96 89 88 11 2.84 11.50 0 20 0 29 0 06 0.09 20 - 24 82 68 52 06 I 17 00 47.17 0 24 0 47 0 09 0 30 25- 29 53 93 23 62 45 52 74 94 0 39 0.88 0.15 0 56 30 - 34 25.37 12 12 73.73 85.43 0 69 171 0.22 0 74 35 - 39 11 92 6 93 86.78 88.68 1.01 3.49 0.30 0 90 40-44 7 31 518 90 75 87 25 1 06 6.75 0 34 0 83 45-49 4 87 3 46 92 17 83.64 2 59 12.11 0 36 Cl.BO 50 & above i 5 87 5 35 92.17 56.84 9.85 37 09 0 40 0 7:

2.2.4 Females of Reproductive Ages by Marital Status

Out of total females population, of Karachi City 51.29 percent were in the child bearing ages i.e. 15 to 49 years. The percentage for cantonments areas was 52.36 percent and for metropolitan corporation area 51.24 percent Among the females of reproductive ages 37.50 percent were never married, 59.56 percent currently married, 2.44 percent widowed and 0.51 percent divorced. Six point five percent married women of child bearing age were found without any child, 9.72 percent had reported one child, 42.22 percent 2 to 4 children, 11.30 percent 5 children and 30.26 percent had 6 and more children.

2.2.5 Disabled Persons

According to 1998 Census, disabled persons were 4.60 percent of the total population of Karachi City with 5.00 percent males and 413 percent females. Among the disabled, percentage of blind was 8.51 for both sexes splitting 8.29 percent for males and 8.82 percent for females. The percentage of crippled was 8 92 for both sexes, with 9.48 percent for males and 8.13 percent for females. The mentally retarded among the disabled were 7.91 percent showing 7.17 percent for males and higher at 8.96 percent for females.

Twenty one point six nine percent disabled population was categorized as deaf and mute, insane and having more than one disability. "Others" indicating the highest proportion at 52.97. Table 2.8 contains details of disabled population.

Table 2.8: PERCENTAGE OF DISABLED POPULATION BY NATURE OF DISABILITY AND SEX, 1998

Disabled Nature of Disabiliti Sex Population Blind Deaf & Crippled Insane Mentally Having more than one Others Mute Retarded disability Both 423133 8.51 6.12 8.92 6.74 7.91 8 83 52.97 Sexes - Male 247720 8.29 568 9.48 6.31 7.17 7 69 55.38 - Female 175413 8.82 6.73 8.13 7.35 8.96 10.44 49.57 24

2.3 LITERACY AND EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

2. 3.1 Literacy

A person was treated as literate in the 1998 Census who could read a newspaper and write a simple letter in any language. The literacy ratio of Karachi City among the population aged 10 years and .above was 68.69 percent with a higher percentage of 78.36 in Karachi Cantonments in comparison to 68.16 percent in Karachi Metropolitan Corporation. The male literacy rate is significantly higher as compared to females in all areas as shown in the table 2.9 which is also highlighted by figure 2.5 in a graphic presentation.

Table 2.9 LITERACY RATIO BY SEX AND AREA, 1998

Area Both Sexes Male I Female

Karachi City 68.69 72.20 64.45

Karachi Cantonments 78.36 81.27 74.36 I I Karachi Metrooolitan Corporation I 68.16 71.68 ! - 63.95 J

2.3.2 Educational Attainment

A person aged 10 years and above was treated as an educated if he attained any educational level. The percentage of educated persons of Karachi City was 68.01 percent of the population aged 10 years and above. It was 77.85 percent for Karachi Cantonments and 6747 percent for Karachi Metropolitan Corporation. A significant variation was observed in the ratio of educated persons by sex and area shown in table 2.10.

Table 2.10 PERCENTAGE OF EDUCATED PERSONS BY SEX, 1998

i Educated persons as percentage of population 10 l Area years and above i' I Both Sexes i Male ' Femal~ I Karachi City 68.01 71.62 63.65

Karachi Cantonments 77.85 80.85 73.71

Karachi Metrooolitan Corooration 6747 71.08 63 15

2.3.3 Enrolment Ratio

The enrolment ratio measured as percentage of students to population of ages 5-24 years was 50.45 percent in Karachi City. It was higher for males at 51.42 percent as compared to 49.36 percent for females. Table 2.11 gives enrolment ratio by sex. 25

Fig : 2.5

KARACHI CITY LITERACY RATIO, 1998

E!Both Sexes 90.00 IJMale II Female 81 27 80.00 7836 74.36 7220 71.68 70.00

60.00 ~··· >­ z 50 00 w 0 a: w a_ 40.00

30.00

20.00

10 C'J

0.00 Karachi City Karachi Cantt Karachi M. Corp. 26

Table 2.11: ENROLMENT RATIO BY SEX, 1998

Sex Percentage

Both Sexes 50.45

• Male 51.42 • Female 49.36

2.3.4 Level of Education

According to the 1998 Census. in Karachi City out of the total educated persons. 21.65 percent had passed primary, 22.00 percent middle and 20.00 percent matriculation. After matriculation the percentage fell to 10.11 percent for intermediates, 9.53 percent for graduates and 2.42 percent for post-graduates. In addition, 0.73 percent were diploma/certificate holders and 0.63 percent were all others. Table 2.12 shows percentage of literate population by level of education and area.

Table 2.12: PERCENTAGE OF LITERATE POPULATION (10 YEARS & ABOVE) BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION AND AREA, 1998

Level of Education (Percentage) I ! MA/MSc Area Literate Below Inter- BA/B.Sc Diploma/ Primary Middle Matric & Equal. I Others Pop. Primary mediate & equal. Certificate or above I

' Karachi City 4710287 12.92 2165 22.00 20.00 10.11 9 53 242 0.73 0 63

Karachi 278277 8.03 16.80 18.07 21.55 12.17 15.70 6.01 107 0.59 Cantonments

Karachi 4432010 13.23 21.96 22.25 19.90 9.98 9.15 2.19 0.71 0.63 Metropolitan Corporation ' 27

2.4 MIGRATION

2.4.1 Migration

Migration data covers movement of population from one district to another in the same province and from one province or country to another. It does not cover persons who changed their place of residence within their own district in view of the limitation of the questionnaire.

2.4.2 Life Time Migrants

According to the 1998 Census, the life time in-migrants were 2148687 i.e. 23.34 percent of the total population of Karachi City. It constituted 25.34 percent for males and 26.61 percent for females. Out of these in-migrants 54.07 percent migrated from other provinces/special areas such as NWFP, FATA, Punjab, Balochistan and Islamabad while 18.73 percent belong to Sindh Province. About 2.00 percent had migrated from Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Around every fourth migrant had repatriated to his/her home from other countries. Table 2.13 and figure 2.6 show percentage of life time migrants by place of birth, 1998.

Table 2.13 PERCENTAGE OF LIFE TIME MIGRANTS BY PLACE OF BIRTH, 1998

Place of Birth Percentage of Migrants

All Areas 100.00

Within Province 18.73

NWFP 22.10

FATA 0.92

Punjab 29.11

Balochistan 1.82

Islamabad 0.12

Azad Kashmir 1.83

Northern Areas 0.36

Other Countries 25.01

Places Not Reported 0.01 28

Fig: 2.6

KARACHI CITY LIFE TIME MIGRANTS BY PLACE OF BIRTH, 1998

35.00

30.00 29.11

25 01 25 00

22.10 !z w ~ 20.00 18.73 w a..

15.00

10.00

5.00

1.82 1 83 0 92 0.12 0.36 0 01 0.00 . CJ D D = ;c,.1 "~ . ii' ~ .r ~ ,.. ,,e~ 00 ""-Sf. ~~ .§'' 0'<:'- i-'d}J q:' ,,,,0 o'< 1 Ou

2.4.3 Duration of Continuous Residence

About two third of migrants moved in the city 10 years earlier. The rest one third moved during different periods of less then 10 years. Table 2.14 gives details of migrants by duration of continuous residence and is represented graphically in figure 2.7.

Table 2.14: PERCENTAGE OF MIGRANTS BY DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE, 1998

Duration of Continuous Residence

Sex Total Less Than 01 Year but less 5 Years but less 10 Years Mia rants 01 Year than 05 Years than 10 Years and above

Both Sexes 2148687 7.78 14.54 11.44 66.24

• Male 1255569 846 15.03 11.55 64.96

• Female 893118 6.83 16.85 11.27 68.05

2.4.4 Reasons of Migration from Previous Residence

A little less then half of migrants i.e. 48.37 percent moved with the head of household as far as 1 reason of migration is concerned. Around every 5 h migrant moved for employment/transfer purposes. Table 2.15 gives percentage of migrant population by previous residence and reason of migration, 1998.

Table 2.15 : PERCENTAGE OF MIGRANT POPULATION BY PREVIOUS RESIDENCE AND REASON OF MIGRATION, 1998

Total Moved Employment/ Returning I Study Marriage Business Health Others Area Migrant with Head Transfer Home 1 I Karachi 2148687 0.99 8.18 48.37 7.61 18.35 1.16 013 115.21 City I ------

30

Fig : 2.7

KARACHI CITY MIGRANT POPULATION BY DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE, 1998

70 66.24

60

so

!zUJ 40 - ~ UJa.

30

20

1454

11.44 10 - 7.78

0 - - D Less than One Year One Year but Less than D Five Years but Less Than Ten Years and Above Five Years Ten Years 31

2.5 ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS

2.5.1 Economically Active Population

Economically active population comprises the persons aged ten years and above of either sex who were engaged in some work for pay or profit including un-paid family helpers. Persons not worked but looking for work as well as those laid off during the reference period were also part of economically active population.

The share of economical active population to the total population also termed as labour force or crude act1v1ty/participation rate was 25.21 percent in Karachi City. Similarly the share of economically active population to the total corresponding population (10 years and above) is termed as labour force or refined activity/participation rate was 33.50 percent. There was significant variation in the participation rates beiween the iwo sexes very low for females.

The remaining population i.e. 74.79 percent was economically inactive. Out of which 24.75 percent were children below 10 years, 41.55 percent domestic workers including 89.44 percent female amongst the total females and 1 86 percent male workers amongst the total males. The students share was 15.91 percent while other categories constituted 9 04 percent of the total economically inactive population of the city. The table 2.16 gives the percentage distribution of population by economic categories and sex. It is represented graphically at figure 2.8.

Table 2.16 :PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION BY ECONOMIC CATEGORIES AND SEX, 1998 -- Economic Category Karachi Citv -- Both Sexes Male Female Economically active 25.21 : 44 47 2.75 Economically inactive 74.79 I 55.53 97.25 I Children below 10 years 24.75 I 23.56 26.15 Domestic workers 41.55 1.86 89.44 \ Students 15.91 24.60 5.42 All others 9.04 15.36 1.42 Labour Force Participation Rate (Refined) 33.50 58.17 3.73 Un-employment Rate 17.34 17.94 6 01

2.5.2 Un-Employment

Un-employment rate is the percentage of the persons looking for work and laid off in the economically active population. The un-employment rate in the city was observed to be at 17.34 percent reflecting significantly high degree. It was higher for males i.e. 17.94 percent as compared to females at 6.01 percent who are traditionally engaged in domestic activities.

2.5.3 Employed Population by Occupation

Among the employed class in Karachi City the highest percentage 39. 01 belonged to "elementary occupations", followed by "service workers and shop and market sales workers" and "craft and related trade workers" comprising 19. 61 and 10.61 percent respectively. The next higher categories were of "professionals" sharing 9.23 percent and "plant and machine operators and assemblers" 6.00 percent. The rest 15.54 percent of the employed population was engaged in the remaining occupational groups. The percentage distribution of labour force by occupation groups and sex is given in table 2.17 and figure 2.9 depicts its graphic presentation. 32

Fig: 2.8

KARACHI CITY POPULATION BY ECONOMIC CATEGORIES AND SEX, 1998

120.00

DBoth Sexes •Male DFemale 100.00

80.00

I- ~ z 00 LlJ 60.00 ~ 0 a: LlJ a. ~ ~ M ~ 00 ~ "'~ :; .=- 40.00

';.! ~ 0 ~ 00 •D 00 ~ N ~ N

~ ;!, m 00 ,_ 20.00 M ~ ';.!

00 00 ..: [l 0.00 Economically Economically Children Below Domestic Students ClA!I Others Labour Force Un-Employment Active Inactive 10 Years Workers Par1ic1pat1on Rale Ra!e (Refined) 33

Fig 2.9

KARACHI CITY EMPLOYED POPULATION BY OCCUPATION, 1998

Legislators. Senior Off1c1als and Managers Wor¥.ers not Class1f1ed by Profess•onals 089% Occupation 923% 3.30%

Techn1c1ans and Associate Professionals 5 07%

Clerks 5 32%

Elementary Occupat+ons 3901%

Service Workers and Shop and Market Sales Workers 1961%

Skilled Agr1Lultural and F 1shery WOrkers 095%

Craft and Related Trade Workers 1061% Plant and Mach•ne Operators and Assemblers 600% 34

Table 2.17: PERCENTAGE OF EMPLOYED POPULATION BY OCCUPATION AND SEX, 1998

'' Occupation Group Both Sexes Male Female

Group-1 Legislators, Senior officials and Managers 0.89 088 1.10

Group-2 Professionals 9.23 7.84 32.10

Group-3 Technicians and Associate Professionals 5.07 4.86 8.65

Group-4 Clerks 5.32 5.18 7 61

Group-5 Service Workers & Shop & Market Sales Workers 19.61 19.97 13 76

Group-6 Skilled Agricultural and Fishery Workers 0.95 0.98 0.33

I Group-? Craft and Related Trade Workers 10.61 I 10.69 9.21

Group-8 Plant and Machine Operators & Assemblers 6.00 I 6.21 2.48

Group-9 Elementary Occupations 39 01 39.92 24.10

Group-0 Workers not Classified by Occupation 3.30 3.46 0.67

2.5.4 Employed Population by Industry

Out of total employed population of Karachi City was engaged in the "manufacturing" and "community, social and personal services" i.e. 21. 79 and 21. 75 percents respectively. The remaining 18.39 percent are engaged in Division-6 "whole sale & retail and trade and restaurants and hotels", 12.77 percent engaged in Major Division-5 "construction", 9.00 percent associated with Major Division-a "activities not adequately defined" and 7.18 percent in Major Division-? "transport, storage and communication". The next higher is Major Division-8 "Financing, Insurance, Real Estate and Business Services" 5.00 percent. The rest 3.41 percent engaged in the remaining industrial divisions. Table 2.18 gives detail of employed population by industry and sex. Figure 2.10 shows employed population by industry, in a graphic presentation. 35

Fig: 2.10

KARACHI CITY EMPLOYED POPULATION BY INDUSTRY, 1998

Financing, Insurance. Real Estate and Business Services 5.00%1 Electricity. Gas and Agriculture. Forestrey, Water Hunting and Fishing 0.47°/1:1 2.83°/o

Mining and Ouarying 0.11o/o Community, Social and Transport, Storage and Personnal Services Communications 21. 75°/o 7.18u/o

Activities not Adequately Defined 9.00°/o

Construction 12. 77o/o

Manufacturing 21.95°/o

Wholesale & Retail Trade and Restaurants and Hotel 1a.39°1o 36

Table 2.18 : PERCENTAGE OF EMPLOYED POPULATION BY INDUSTRY AND SEX, 1998

lndustrv Division Both Sexes Male Female

Major Division-1 Agriculture, Forestry, Hunting and Fishing 2.83 2.95 0.82

+Major Division-2 Mining and Quarrying 0.11 0.12 0.03

Major Division-3 Manufacturing 21.79 21 95 19.26

Major Division-4 Electricity, Gas and Water 0.47 0.49 0.12

Major Division-5 Construction 12.77 13.18 6.11

Major Division-6 Wholesale & Retail Trade & Restaurants & Hotels 18.39 18.39 6.29

Major Division-? Transport, Storage and Communication 7.18 7.18 3.73

Major Division-8 Financing, Insurance, Real Estate and Business Services 5.00 5.00 2.48

Major Division-9 Community, Social and Personal Services 21.75 21.75 53.44

Major Division-0 Activities not Adequately Defined 9.00 9.00 7.73

2.5.5 Employed Population by Employment Status

The proportion of employed population (working and un-paid family helpers) to population 10 years of age & above was 27.69 percent. Out of this 29.14 percent were self employed, 15. 75 percent worked as Government employees, 4.35 percent as autonomous employees, 45.41 percent as private employees and 2.10 percent were un-paid family helpers. The employer category is only 3.26 percer.t Table 2.19 gives percentage of employed population by employment status. Figure 2.11 reflects the employed population by employment status in graphic presentation.

Table 2.19 : PERCENTAGE OF EMPLOYED POPULATION BY EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND SEX, 1998

Employment Status Karachi Citv Both Sexes Male Female I Self Employed 29.14 30 01 I 14.77

Employee(Govt) 15.75 15.06 27 07

Employee(Auto) 4.35 4.32 4.91

Employee(Private) 45.41 45.93 36.80

Employer 3.26 3.30 2.55

Un-paid family helper 2.10 1.38 13.93 37

Fig: 2.11

KARACHI CITY EMPLOYED POPULATION BY EMPLOYMENT ST A TUS, 1998

Un-paid Family Helper 2.10°/o

Self Employed 29.14°/o

Employee (Private) 45.41°Ai

Employee (Govt) 15.75°/o

Employee (Auto) 4.35°/o 31!

2.6 IMMUNIZATION

The population of children below 10 years who were vaccinated to immunization against six basic deceases (tuberculoses, diphtherias, tetanus, polio, measles and pertussis) was asked for the first time in the 1998 Census to evaluate the vaccination programme launched by the Government from time to time It was encouraging to note that 71.95 percent of the children below 1 O years age were reported as vaccinated. A significant chunk of 24.34 percent reported as not known. The percentage of vaccinated males was slightly higher at 36. 75 percent as against vaccinated females at 35.19 percent. Table 2.20 gives the detail of immunization by sex.

Table 2.20 PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION LESS THAN 10 YEARS BY IMMUNIZATION AND SEX, 1998

Karachi Citv !immunization Both Sexes Male Female Vaccinated 71.95 36.75 35.19 Not Vaccinated 3.72 1.85 1.87 Not known 24.34 12.63 11.71

2.7 NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD

The National Registration Scheme for Pakistani nationals was introduced in 1973 and information about obtaining of National Identity Cards by the population of 18 years and above was asked in the 1998 Census for the first time to access the coverage of National Identity Card scheme. According to the ·responses to the question it was found that in Karachi City 76. 72 percent of the population aged 18 years and above had obtained National Identity Card. It was 84.14 percent for males and 67.15 percent for females.

In Karachi Cantonments 84.54 percent of the population had obtained National Identity Card, 89.31 percent for males and 77.48 percent for females, whereas in Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, 76.17 percent of the population had obtained National Identity Card. The percentage for males was found to be at 83.83 percent and for females 66.61 percent. Table 2.21 gives detail by sex and area.

Table 2.21: PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION (18 YEARS AND ABOVE) HOLDING N.I. CARD BY AREA AND SEX, 1998

Area Both Sexes Male Female

Population NI Card N_I Card not Population N.1.Card N.l.Card not Population NI Card N_I Card not 18. Obtained ob tamed 18. obtained ob tamed 18. obtained obtained

Karachi City 5179105 76.72 23.38 2887236 84.14 15.86 2291869 67.15 32.85

Karachi Cantonments 279036 84.54 15.46 166501 89.31 10.69 112535 77.48 22.52

Karachi Metropolitan Corporation 4900069 76.17 23.83 2720735 83.83 16.17 2179334 66.61 33.39 39

PART -111

BROAD ANALYSIS OF HOUSING CENSUS DATA 41

3. BROAD ANALYSIS OF HOUSING CENSUS DATA

3.1 TYPE OF HOUSING STOCK

Housing is one of the basic necessities of life. It provides shelter and amenities for maintenance of privacy, family health and desirable conditions. Therefore, data on housing and facilities therein are essential for planned development of the society. Their changing trend helps in determining the overall requirement of housing units and ultimately provides base for policy formation and future planning in the city.

According to 1998-Census, there were 1.3 million housing units in Karachi City as compared to 0.8 million in 1980-Census showing an increase of about 70 percent during the intercensal period 1980-1998. Out of total housing units only 5.40 percent were in cantonments.

3.1.1 Level of Congestion

Level of congestion in terms of persons per housing unit in Karachi City and Cantonments reflects minor difference. Similarly housing setup in term of number of rooms also shows little variation.

The percentage of single room housing unit has significantly reduced in Metropolitan Corporation from 42.92 in 1980 to 28.65 in 1998. On the other hand the percentage of 2 rooms and more has increased. The reduction in the percentage of single room housing units and increase in 2 rooms and more is a positive sign in the living standard in terms of housing units and number of rooms. There are, however, variations between city and cantonment areas which are logical in view of nature of developments taking place one under cantonments and other under city administration. Table 3.1 gives the indices of congestion in 1980 and 1998.

Table 3.1: INDICES OF CONGESTION (PERCENTAGE}, 1980 AND 1998

1980 Congestion 1998 Citv Cantts. M.C Citv Cantts. M.C Persons per Housing Unit 6.5 6.1 6.8 6.8 6.0 6.8 Rooms per Housing Unit 2.3 2.4 2.2 2.4 2.9 2.04 Persons per room 2.8 2.6 3.1 2.83 2.07 2.83 Housing Units with one room 42.98 44.51 42.92 28.18 20.03 28.65 Housing Units with 2-4 rooms 52.34 47.07 52.55 63.37 59.8g 63.57 Housina Units with 5 rooms and more 4.67 8.42 4.52 8.45 20.07 7.79

3.1.2 Nature of Tenure According to 1998 Census, the main tenure category was owned around 59 percent. If we compare tenure figures over time for metropolitan corporation, the owned category has decreased while that of rented has increased from 1980 to 19g8_ The rent free has increased slightly for Metropolitan Corporation. If differences in Karachi Metropolitan Corporation and Cantonments for 19g8 are taken by tenure, 58.7g percent of the total housing units were owned in Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the percentage of which in Karachi Cantonments was less at 42.65 percent. Table 3.2 shows the nature of tenure and figure 3.1 depicts its graphic presentation. 42

Table 3.2 NATURE OF TENURE (PERCENTAGE), 1980 AND 1998

1980 1998 Tenure Citv Cantts. M.C City Cantts. M.C Owned 64.11 38.68 65.12 57.92 42.65 58.79 Rented 27.35 27.87 27.33 33.61 43.93 33.02 Rent Free 8.54 33.44 7.55 8.48 13.42 8.20

3.1.3 Period of Construction

Out of the owned housing units i.e. 780009 enumerated in the Karachi City in 1998-Census only 1.18 percent were found under construction while two/third were observed to be constructed 10 years earlier to 1998. About one third housing units were constructed in between 1988 and 1998. However, the recent trend of construction of new houses was noticed significantly higher in cantonments area against metropolitan area. If we compare variations between the figures for 1980 and 1998 the tempo of construction was greater in 1980. Table 3.3 gives the facts in detail.

Table 3.3 OWNED HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY PERIOD OF CONSTRUCTION 1980AND1998

Period of Construction 1980 1998 Citv Cantt. M.C Citv Cantt. M.C Under construction - -- 1.18 1.92 1.14 Less than 5 years 20.85 31.69 20.60 12.62 27.82 11.99 5-10 years 22.79 17.16 22.92 20.41 23.32 20.29 More than 1O vears 56.36 51.14 56.36 65.80 46.93 66.58 (-) Figure not available.

3.1.4 Construction Material of Outer Walls

Quality of housing units was determined by construction material used in the outer walls and roofs of houses. According to 1998-Census, about 98 percent housing units had standard category of walls made of baked bricks/blocks and stone with cement bonding while 1.38 percent had walls of un-baked bricks/earth bonded in the city. Remaining categories of houses made of wood/bamboo or falling under kind of others showed meager percentages at 0. 72 and 0.17 percent respectively.

Construction pattern of outer walls in cantonments and metropolitan areas for the 1998 census did not show significant variation. About 98 percent of housing units used backed bricks/blocks/stones for the construction of outer walls. However, comparison of metropolitan area figures of 1998-Census with results of 1980- Census portrayed a picture of improvement in living standard as higher percentage of housing units using baked bricks/stones. Similarly the percentage use of wood/bamboo and material others significantly decreased. Table 3.4 gives detail of construction material used in outer walls. Figure 3.2 shows the values of city for 1998 in a graphic way. 43

Fig: 3.1

KARACHI CITY NATURE OF TENURE (PERCENTAGE), 1998

7000

64.11

60 00

50.00

~ 40 00 ...z w (.) O'. w 0. - 30.00 27.35

20.00

1000 B 54

0.00 D Owned Rented Rent Free 44

Fig : 3.2

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS BY MATERIAL USED IN OUTER WALLS, 1998

Wood/Bamboo 0.72°/o Other 0. i 7°/o Un-baked Bricks/Earth Bend 1.38°/o

Baked Bricks/Blocks/ Stones 97.73°/o 45

Table 3.4 : CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL (PERCENTAGE) USED IN OUTER WALLS, 1980 & 1998

Wall Material 1980 1998 Citv Cantts. M.C Citv Cantts. M.C Baked Bricks/Blocks/Stones 93.60 92.46 93.65 97.73 98.19 I 97.70 Un-baked Bricks/Earth Bond 2.02 3.95 1.94 1.38 1.11 1.40 Wood/Bamboo 2 07 1.77 2.08 0.72 0.55 0.73 Others 2.31 1.82 2.33 0.17 0.14 0.18

3.1.5 Construction Material of Roofs

The proportional of housing units having standard category of roofs constructed with RCC/RBC (reinforced concrete/bricks with cement bounding) had increased from 43.56 percent in 1980 to 57 71 percent in 1998 showing a positive trend of construction in the city, while 38.96 percent had roofs made of cement/iron sheet and houses with roofs made of wood/bamboo had percentage at 2.11 percent.

In terms of roof material i.e. RCC/RBC, Cantonment areas was observed to be in better shape against Metropolitan Corporation. The percentage of wood/bamboo was approximately same in cantonments and metropolitan areas. Table 3.5 gives detail of material used in roofs. Figure 3.3 provides the value of city for 1998 census in a graphic presentation.

Table 3.5 : CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL (PERCENTAGE) USED IN ROOFS,1980 & 1998

1980 1998 Roof Material City Cantt. M.C Citv Cantt. I M.C RCC/RBC 43.56 42.25 43.61 57. 71 76.86 156.61 Cement/Iron Sheet - -- 38.96 19.96 40 04 Wood/Bamboo - - - 2.11 2.16 ' 2.10 Others - - - 1.23 1.02 i 1.24 (~)Figures except RCC/RBC are not separately available for 1980.

3.2 HOUSING FACILITIES

3.2.1 Source of Drinking Water

Easy access to potable/safe drinking water is one of the basic human needs upon which tne health of people largely depends. It also serves as an index of quality living. As per information collected in the 1998 Census, the facility of drinking water inside the house was available to around 83 percent of the housing units in Karachi City. The facility inside the house is relatively higher in the cantonments areas as compared to the metropolitan areas. The comparison of figures of 1980 and 1998 Censuses in cantonment and metropolitan areas showed a good sign of improvement as it is available to higher percentage of housing units in 1998 being one of the essential basic amenities for civic life. Table 3.6 gives detail of the source of drinking water. Figure 3.4 shows the values of city for 1998 census in a graphic way. 46

Fig: 3.3

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS BY MATERIAL USED IN ROOFS, 1998

Other Wood/Bamboo 1.23°/o 2_ 11°/o

CemenVlron Sheet 38.96%,

RCC/RBC 57.71°/o 47

Fig: 3.4

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER, 1998

90.00 82.78 80.00 76.07 ...... 7000

60.00 z>- w 0 50.00 Cl'. w Q. 40.00

30.00

20.00

1000 3.61 3 11

0.00 Inside Pipe (Nul) Hand Pump Well

2000

18.00 17.22

16.00

14.00

12.00

1000 8.49 8.00 7.06

6.00

4.00

2.00 0.73 0.88 0.06 0.00 c::J E'IZJ Outside Pipe (Nul) Hand Pump Well Pond Others 48

Table 3.6: HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER, 1980 & 1998

1980 1998 Source Citv Cantts. M.C Citv Cantts. M.C Inside 48.73 45.00 48.88 82.78 84.18 82.70 Pipe(Nul) 45.62 43.90 45.69 76.07 82.50 75.70 Hand Pump 2.55 0.94 2.61 3.61 0.83 3.77 Well 0.56 017 0.58 3.11 0.84 323 Outside 51.27 55.00 51.12 17.22 15.82 17.30 Pipe(Nul) 45.80 52.44 45.53 7.06 5.77 7.14 Hand Pump 2.66 0.52 2.74 0.73' 0.38 0.75 Well 0.57 063 0.57 0.88 0.65 0.89 Pond 0.42 004 0.43 0.06 0.08 0.06 Others 1.82 1.37 1.84 8.49 8.93 8.47

3.2.2 Source of Lighting

Electricity was the main common source of lighting in Karachi City available to 95.31 percent of the hOusing units which has gone up from 67.91 percent in 1980. Its percentage availability was relatively higher in cantonments in comparison to metropolitan area; Kerosene Oil was still being used by 2.79 percent of the households in the city with a higher percentage in metropolitan area against cantonments areas. Its percentage use has significantly reduced in 1998 in comparison to 1980. Table 3. 7 provides percentage of housing units by source of lighting. Figure 3.5 shows values of city in a graphic way for 1998 Census.

Table 3.7: HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF LIGHTING, 1980 & 1998

Source 1980 1998 Citv Cantts. M.C Citv Cantts. M.C Electricity 67.91 68.19 67.90 95.31 97.58 95.18 Kerosene Oil 30.01 29.18 30.04 2.79 1 50 2.87 Others 2.08 262 2.06 1.89 0.91 1.95

3.2.3 Cooking Fuel Used

The pronounced source of cooking fuel in the city was gas which was available to slightly more then 84 percent of the housing units. The use of wood and kerosene oil was at 6.24 and 7.30 percents respectively. Percentage of housing units using gas in metropolitan area was higher than that of cantonments. In case of wood it was higher in cantonments areas as compared to metropolitan areas. In Karachi City the use of wood, kerosene oil and others has significantly declined in 1998 as compared to 1980. Simultaneously the use of gas has increased more than double in terms of percentage. Table 3.8 provides percentage of housing units by source of cooking fuel used. Figure 3.6 depicts values of city in a graphic way for 1998 Census.

Table 3.8: HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY COOKING FUEL USED, 1980 & 1998

Cooking Fuel Used 1980 1998 Citv Cantt. M.C Citv Cantt. M.C Wood 21.03 17.96 21.15 6.24 8.86 6 09 Kerosene Oil 36.46 46.70 36.13 7.30 5.25 7.41 Gas 38.71 35.26 38.85 84.18 83.18 84.23 Others 3.80 2.07 3.87 2.29 2.71 2.26 49

Fig: 3.5

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF LIGHTING, 1998

Other 1.89°/o Kerosene Oil 2.79a/o

Electricity 95.31 ct/a 50

Fig : 3.6

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF COOKING FUEL USED, 1998

Other 2.29% Wood 6.24%

Kerosene Oil 7.30%

Gas 84.17% 51

3.2.4 Availability of Kitchen, Bathroom and Latrine Facilities

In Karachi City as a whole 53.43 percent of the housing units had separate kitchen in 1998- Census. The percentage of housing units with shared kitchen was lower at 39.43 percent. The percentage of housing units having no kitchen at all was 7.13 percent. Corresponding facilities in cantonments areas and metropolitan area in case of separate kitchen showed higher percentage and lower in case of shared kitchen. The percentage of housing units had no kitchen in cantonments and metropolitan area was approximately same.

The shared bath room facility in Karachi City as a whole has substantially gone up from 1980 to 1998. On the reverse the category of none facility has significantly reduced during the same period. Ironically the separate bath room facility in Karachi City area has also reduced.

As far as separate latrine facility as a whole for the city was concerned, it was available to 53.51 percent housing units. The percentage of shared latrine and having no proper latrine was 44.32 and 2.18 respectively. Facilities of separate latrine and shared latrine in housing units of cantonments areas were observed to be at 65.71 percent and 30.35 percent respectively against 52.81 percent and 45.11 percent of these categories in metropolitan areas.

Table 3.9 gives detail of availability of housing facilities in Karachi City. Figure 3.7 provides these values in a graphic way.

Table 3.9 • HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY KITCHEN, BATHROOM & LATRINE, 1998

1980 1998 Housing facilities Citv Cantts. M.C., City Cantts. M.C Kitchen 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Separate 65.21 67.34 68.25 53.43 61.81 52.95 Shared 5.13 3.51 5.19 39.43 30.22 39.96 None 26.66 29.16 26 56 7.13 7 96 7 09 Bathroom 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Separate 7330 69.29 73.46 53.10 65.35 52.40 Shared 6.60 564 6.64 43.51 30.07 44.27 None 20.10 25.07 19.90 3.39 4.58 3.32 Latrine 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Separate 78.56 74.36 78.73 53.51 65.71 52.81 Shared 9.38 8.89 9.40 44.32 30.35 45.11 None 12 06 16.75 11.87 2.18 3.94 2 08

3.2.5 Source of Information

The question about source of information was asked for the first time in 1998 Population Census to assess the media coverage. About 90 percent of the households in Karachi City had access to television, 43.59 percent radio and 62.01 percent newspaper as source of information. These percentages in Metropolitan Corporation were same for television and little less for radio and newspaper Table 3.10 provides percentage of housing units by source of information. Figure 3.8 shows these values in a graphic presentation.

Table 3.10: HOUSEHOLDS (PERCENTAGE) BY SOURCE OF INFORMATION, 1998

Area Households T.V. Radio Newsoaoer Karachi City 1119913 89.47 43.59 62.01 Karachi Cantonments 64217 89.48 60.06 75.96 Karachi Metrooolitan Corooration 1055696 89.47 42.59 61.16 52

Fig : 3.7

KARACHI CITY HOUSING UNITS (PERCENTAGE) BY KITCHEN, BATH ROOM AND LATRINE FACILITIES, 1998

60.00 (KITCHEN) 5343 50.00 3943 40.00

30.00

20.00

1000 7 13

0.00 D Separate Shared None

(BATH ROOM) 60 00 53 10

50.00 43 51 40 00

30.00

20 00

1000 3 39 0 00 c:::::J Separate Shared None

60.00 (LATRINE l 53.51

~ 50.00 44.32

40.00

30.00 . 20.00

1000 2.18 0.00 . = Separate Shared None 53

Fig: 3.8

KARACHI CITY PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS BY SOURCE OF INFORMATION. 1998

Newspaper TV 62.01°/o 89.47°/o

Radio 43.59°/o PART-IV STATISTICAL TABLES OF 1998 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS 57

TABLE 1 - POPULATION BY SEX, SEX RATIO, HOUSEHOLD SIZE : ND ANNUAL GROWTH RAT!:

·-----·--· I POPULATION 1998 i 1981-1998 CITY I URBAN '------· _____ I POPULATION :AVG. ANNUi·. LOCALITY BOTH SEX AVERAGl!. 1981 jGROWTH R.m

SEXES MAC• FEMALE RATIO HOUSEHOLD I \ AG• ) SIZE ·------'

ICARACHI CITY

URA CHI CITY 9,204.4!0 4,954,!95 4, 249, 585 116. 6 ... 5,2!0,756 ). 41 METROPOLITAN CORPORATION 8, 741, 398 4, 693, 347 4,048,051 l! s. s '.' 4' 973, 432 3. 3 7

0. M. c. CENTRAL 2,277,931 l,200,536 1.077,395 l! l. 4 6.' 1, 356' 958 3. 89

D. M. c. KAST 2,612,158 1,392,079 1,220,079 114. l 6.' 1,419,914 3. 6 5

D. M. c. SOUTH 1.504,461 807,619 696,842 115. 9 '. 6 L lOB, 236 i. a i

D. M. c. WJ:ST l,899,566 1,038,346 861,220 l~O. 6 '.' 860, 910 4.76 o. M. c. MALIR <147' 282 254,767 192, 515 13 2. 3 6.' 227,414 ". 06

CAN"I'ONMBNTS 463,082 261,548 201. 534 12 !I.~ '. 0 227,324 4. 27

FAISAL (DRlG ROAD) CANTT 133,856 72,281 61,575 117.4 '. 0 49,571 6. 0 l

CLif'TOH CANTT 182,4!9 103,49! 78,991 131. 0 '. 0 115, 63$ 2.72

KARACHI CANTT 58,08! 32, 248 25,840 12 4. E 6 .1 20,054 L. 45

MANORA CANTT 10,00E 6' 03 6 3,972 1:;2. 0 '.' 9,972 . 02 KORANGI CREEK CANTT 34,177 19, 936 14,241 140.0 '.' 10, 222 7. 35

MALlR CANTT 44,464 27' 549 16' 915 162.9 '-' 21, 867 4. 26 58

TABL! 4 - POPULATION BY SINGLE YEAR AGB AND SEX

POPULATION 1998 AG•

(IN YIURSJ EQT}{ SBXBS FEM.AL!

KARACHI CITY

ALL AGBS 9,204,480 4,954,895 4,249,585

00 -- 04 1,108,948 567,175 541,773 BELOW 194.,401 99,480 94, 921 01 192. 826 98,663 94,163 " 244, J l 5 124,811 119. 524 03 240,607 122,476 118, 131 04 236,779 121,745 115,0)4

05 " 1,169,506 600,178 569, )28 05 241,255 123,651. 117. 604 °' 237,7].7 121, 661 116, 056 " 241,049 123,479 117,570 08 243, 882 125,54.5 118, ])7 °' 205,603 105, 842 99, 761

10 14 l,149,843 596, lJl 553, 7].2 10 261, ]60 136, 904 124.456 ll 207,198 106, 983 100,215 12 251, 062 131,885 119,177 ll 213, 054 108, 610 104,444 14 217,169 111,749 105,420

15 1' 1,069,723 564,546 505,177 15 200,26] 101,915 98,348 16 203' 221 102,290 100,9)1 1' 19),594 99,970 93,624

lB 272,810 150,151 122, 659

1' 199, 835 110,220 89,615

20 24 951, 337 525,146 426 .191 20 249,253 129,354 119,899

'1 157,896 90,093 67. 80)

'1 217,922 119,838 98,084 " 159, 278 91,081 68' 197 14 166, 988 94,780 72,288

" " 791,587 445,740 345,847 25 202,083 106,049 9~,034 " 155,465 88,857 66,608 " 147,261 86,362 60,899 28 178, 349 99,637 78,712 " 108,429 64,835 43,594

60

TABLK 4 . POPULATION BY SINGLK Y&AR AGE AND SBX

... POPULATION 1998 "" YEARS) BOTH SBXSS KAL• FEMALE

1

llRACHl CITY

" 64 165,772 89, 867 75,905 60 70,298 36,510 33.788

61 16,981 9' 975 7,006 26,324 15,248 11,876

"63 23,527 13' 8 34 10,493 .. 28,642 15,100 13,542 65 " 100,589 56,636 43,953 65 39,474 20, 936 18,538 " 14' 84 5 8' .. 50 5. 595 67 12,686 7,676 5,010 " 18,715 10. 741 7' 974 " 15.669 8.833 6,836

,. 72,833 4Q,805 32,028 " 35, 325 18,407 16,918

"71 7' 145 .. '41 .. 2,731

72 11, 800 6,673 4' 327 73 8,275 4' 981 3,294 H 11,088 6' 3 30 4,758

" • ABOVK 78,219 37' 328 32, 891 61

TAB!..& 4 - POPULATION BY SINGLE Yl'!AR AGZ AND SEX

POPULATION 1998

AGB (IN YEARS) BOTH SZXZS MALE F&MALB

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

ALL AGES 8, 74 l, 398 4' 693, 347 4.048,051

00 -- 04 1,058,134 540,942 517,192 BELOW 185, 803 95,004 90,799 01 183,852 94,037 89,815 02 233.270 119,086 114,184

OJ 229,295 116,733 112, 562 04 225,914 116,082 109, 832

05 09 l,114.688 571,992 542,696 05. 229, 806 117,767 112,039

06 226,700 116,054 110,646 229,475 117,594 111,881

"08 232,798 119, 756 113,042 09 195, 909 100,821 95,888

10 14 1,098,304 569,534 528,770 10 249,552 130,770 118,782

11 197, 635 102,055 500

12 239,801 126,151 113,650

1l 203,550 103,741 99,809

14 207,766 106,817 100, 949

15 19 1, 021, 039 537,112 483,927 15 191,471 97,390 94,081 1' 134,427 97,812 96,615 17 li34, 305 94, 942 89,363

1B 260, 936 143,079 117,857 19 189,900 103,889 86,011

20 24 902,454 495,409 407,045 20 237,232 122, 177 115,055

21 149,693 84,974 64,719

21 206,936 113,212 93,724 21 150, 795 85,820 64,975 " 157,798 89,226 68,572

2S 29 747,713 419,896 327,817 2S 191, 303 99,884 91,419 " 146,844 83,707 63, 137 " 138,949 81. 419 57,530 " 168,579 93,981 74,598 " 102,038 60, 905 41, 133 62

TABLE 4 - POPULATION gy SINGLE YKAR AGK AND SKX

POPULATION 1998 AGB

YltARS) BOTH SKXKS "N HALK FEMALE

1

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

JO 34 636.821 358, 475 278, 346 JO 199,567 102,039 97' 528 Jl 91, 349 SS, 057 36, 292 32 138,830 79,757 59,073 JJ 108.129 63,589 44,540 ,. 98. 9-t6 58.033 4 0' 911

JS 502.676 " 277,058 225, 618 JS 156, 557 81,999 74.558 89, 692 " 50,674 39,018 J7 77,775 44,118 33, 657 110.416 " 60, 829 49, 587 68, 236 " 39,438 28,798 40 .. 458,0-tB 254, 330 203,718 151,145 " 80,796 70. 349 H 59,590 34,891 24,699 42 98, 254 ss. 350 42,904 72,758 40, 897 Jl,861 " 76,)01 .. 42,396 Jl, 905

.. 337' 643 189, 980 " 147,663 ., 106,250 57,644 48,606 .. 58, 302 J),797 24, sos 47 52,594 )0,843 21,751 48 70,682 39.944 30,738 .. 49, 815 27,752 22,063

so 54 287,086 159,760 127' 326 so 107,278 57.660 49,618 51 39,391 23,320 16,071 5l Sl, 735 29,518 22,211 53 40,265 22,768 17,497 ,. 48.417 26,494 21,923

188,lOJ " " 105,838 82,265 55 60,604 32,343 28,261 56 30.817 17, 954 12,063 57 26,799 15,840 10.959 JS, 234 " 21,744 16' 4 90 59 32,449 17,957 14,492 63

TABLE t - POPULATION BY SINGLE YIO.R AGB AND SBX

POPULATION 1~98

AGI

(IN Y&ARSl BOTH SEXES KALE !'&MALI:

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

60 .. 157,t96 85,2t6 72,250 60 66, 711 3t,583 32,128 61 16,087 9,t58 6,629 " 2t,85~ 1-l' t05 10, 'l5'l " 22,373 12,338 10' 03 s " 27.466 l'l 't62 13' 004 " " 95,398 53,680 tl, 718 " 37' 450 l~,888 17,562 13,275 7' 983 s' 292 " 7,237 " ll,~72 "' 735 " 17,732 10,168 1. 564 " lot' ~6 9 8, tot 6' 565

10 74 6~,072 38,673 JO, J 99

70 JJ,572 l7,t97 16,075 2' 5·, 1 71 6,729 "' 151 10,380 6,286 ". 09t " 3,122 7l 7, 829 "' 101

74 10,562 6' f'~2 "' 530

·. s ' ABOVE 66,723 35,t22 Jl,301 64

TABLE 4 . POPULATION BY SIHGLB YEAR AGB AND SEX

POPUL.ATT:ON 1998 AG& "" YEARS) BOTH S8xBS MAL! FEMALE '

CAN'TONKSNT s

ALL AGBS 463,882 261,548 201,534

88 .. .. 50.814 26,2)) 24.. 581 BB LOW l 8' 5!18 4. 4.76 4.' 122

01 8,!174 4,626 4..148 " 11,065 5,725 5, 34.0 83 11. l l:Z 5,74) 5.56!1

04 10,865 5,663 s, :zo:z

05 " 54.818 28,186 26.632 05 11.449 5. 884 5,565 06 11,017 S,607 5. 4.10 87 11, 574. 5. 885 5,689

88 11.084 5,789 5' :Z95 " 9,694 5. 0:11 4,67)

10 1' 51,539 :Z6. 597 24. !142

l8 11,808 6, ll'l s. 674.

11 !I' 56 3 4.928 4., 6lS ll 11, 261 5. 7l'l 5. 527

ll !l,504 4,869 4.. 63 5 .. 9. 403 4., !132 4' 471

1' 1' 48. 6 8'l 27,434 21,250 1' 8,792 4,525 4.267

l6 8. 794 4,478 4,316 1' 9' 28!1 s. o:za 4,261

18 11. 874 7, 07l 4,802

9,~1)5 ), 604 l9 '' 33 l

20 ,. 48,88) 29,7)7 19. 146 20 12,021 7. 177 4' 8'l4

2l 8,283 s. 119 l,084

18,986 '. 6:Z6 4,360 " 8. 48) 5,261 ) , :Z:Z2 ,." 9,190 5.554 3,636

" " 43,874 lS.844 18,038 " 10,788 6,165 4' 615 " 8' 621 5, 150 3,471 " 8.3ll 4,943 3,369 " 9,770 5,656 4' 114 " 6. 391 3,930 2,461

66

TABLK

POPULATION 1998

AGK FEMALE "" YE.AltS) BOTH SKXBS NALK 1 '

CANTONMKNTS

3, 6 SS 60 " 8,276 ... '621 60 ),587 l,927 l,660 61 '" 5l7 "' l,465 "' " "' <58 63 l,15t '" " l, 176 638 "' 65 " S,191 2' 956 2' 2 35 65 2,024 l, 048 97' no 467 30 l " 275 71' "' " 573 418 " '" '71 " 780 rn

1, 6 29 78 " 3,761 2' 132 70 1, 75 3 910 843 71 416 "' 153 n "' 387 233 ,,. 172 7l ... " 526 "' 228 l, 590 75 5. AllOVB 3' 496 l, 906 87

T•BL~ s * POPULATION BY S!LBCTJn) AGE GROUP AND sax

AGE POPULATION 1998

GROUP

(IN YEARS) BOTH SB::l!:S P'EMALK

1 •

ltARACHI CITY

UNDKR 194,401 99,488 94,921 UND'R l,108,948 567,175 541, 77) UNDER 10 2,278,454 l,167,JSJ l,111,101

UNDER 15 3,428,297 l.763,484 l,664,813 OS " 4.,)48,409 2,286,001 J,854,408 15 ., 4,865,807 2, 686.148 2,179,659

15 64 S, 532, 542 ).056,642 J,475,900

18 60 4,8)9,990 2,699,110 2, 14.0, 1180

18 &. AEOVS 5,179,105 2,887,236 2, 291, 869

21 &. ABOVB 4,457,207 2,497,511 l, 959. 696

65 &. ABOVB 243,641 134, 769 108, 872

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

UNDER 185,803 95,084 90,799

'JNDER 1,058,134 540, 942 517,192

UNDER 10 2,172,822 l,112,934 1,059,888

UNDER 15 3,271,126 l,682,468 l, 588, 658

05 24 4,136,485 2,174,047 1.962,438

15 ., 4,606,394 2,5)2,260 2,074,134

15 64 S,239,079 2,883,104 2,355,975

18 60 4,578,091 2,542, 297 2,035,794

18 k AEOV! 4.,900,069 2, 720, 735 2,179,334 21 k ASOV! 4,212,001 2,351,590 1,860,411 " k ABOVB' 231,193 127' 775 103' 418

CANTONMl:NTS

UNDER 8,598 4' 4 76 4,122

UNDER 50,814. 26, 233 24,581 UNDER " 105,6)2 54,419 51.213 UNDER 15 157,171 81,016 76,155

OS 24 203,924 111,954 91,970 15 .. 259,413 153. 888 105,525 15 64 293,463 173,538 119,925

18 60 261, 899 156,813 105,086

18 &. ABOV:l 279,036 166, 501 112,535 " &. ASOV! 245,206 145,921 99,285 65 0. ABOVE 12, 4411 6. 994 5,454 68

TABLB 6 • POPULATION (15 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY SEX, AGE GROUP AND MARITAL STATUS

SEX / AGE MARITAL STATUS GROUP TOTAL

(IN YD.RS) POPUt.ATION !NEVER MARRIEOI MARRIEO WIDOWED DIVORCED

KARACHI CITY

BOTH SB:XES

15 AND AllOVB 5,776,183 2,252,241 J,230,644 272, 513 2D, 785 15 19 1,069,723 992,117 74,175 2' 62 3 808 20 24 951,337 656,034 290,305 J' 24 8 l,750 25 791,587 " 322,Cl79 462,092 4,799 2' 617 ,. 677,506 '° 132, 839 533, 997 1,663 3' 007 35 534,693 " 51,836 468,542 11,288 3,027 ., 484,077 .. 30, 811 431, 789 18,786 2,691 356,884 " .. 15,193 315,690 24,039 l. 962 50 302,635 " 14,302 250, 394 36' 3 54 l,585 55 198,328 " 7,418 155, 249 34' 693 " .. HiS, 772 9' 375 113,734 41,735 '" 65 100,589 "' " 4,568 64,697 30,816 508 70 74 72' 83 J 6,214 3 9' 427 26' 78-7 75 AND ABOVE 70,219 '°' 9' 455 30,553 29,682 "' >u.L•

15 AND ABOVE 3,191,tll 1,413,263 1,702,186 69, 108 6,854 15 19 Slit, 546 547,015 lli,055 1,135 Hl 20 ,. 525,146 434, 175 89,266 l,254 <51 t45,740 " 240,405 202,898 l, 757 680 JO" H 382,891 97,126 282,298 2' 6J 0 an 35 296,579 " 35,341 257,371 2' 98 9 269,743 19,715 "' " .. 244,786 4,325 ., 201,503 "' " 9' 82 3 185,730 5,226 50 168, 837 "' " 9,043 151,545 7,589 6'0 55 " 111, 798 4,551 99,llil 7,710 60 89,867 "' .. 5' 325 74,888 9' 283 65 " 56,636 2,462 45,876 8,055 ,.,"' 70 ,. to, 805 3. 315 29, 627 7,686 1'7 75 AND ABOVE 37,328 4' 967 22,685 9,469 '°7

J'BMALB

15 AND Al!OVB 2,584,772 838,978 1, 528' 458 203,405 13,931 15 19 505, 177 445,102 58,128 l, 488 '67 24 " t26,19l 22L 859 201,039 1, 99t 1, 299 25 345, 847 " 81, 674 259,194 3' 042 l, 937 JO H 294,615 35,713 251,699 5,033 2, 170 35 23B, 114 " lli,495 211, 171 8' 299 2' 149 214,334 " .. 11, 096 187,00J 14,461 l. 774 ., 155,381 " 5,J70 129,96(} 18,813 1,238 50 " 133,798 5,259 98,849 28,765 55 86,538 2,867 "' " 56,088 26' 983 600 60 75, 905 .. 4, osa 38,846 32,452 557 " " t3,953 2,106 18,821 22,761 70 74 32,028 2,899 9,800 19,101 228'" 75 AND UOVI: 32,891 4,488 7, 868 20.213 "' 69

TABLE 6 - POPULATION (lS YEARS AND ABOVE) BY SEX, AGB GROUP AND MARITAL STATUS

SEX / AGE MARITAL STATUS GROUP TOTAL

{IN YU.RS) POPULATION INBVER KARRIBDI KARRIKD WIDOWBD DIVORCED

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BDTN SEXES lS AND ABDVB S,470,272 2,142,224 3' 046. 594 261,8~0· 19,604 15 l9 l, 021, 039 946,681 71,053 2,527 778 30 24 902.454. 621,810 275,906 3,090 1,648

25 29 747,713 305,449 435,294 4,557 2' 413

30 H 636, a21 126,530 500,115 7' 310 2. 866

3S J9 502, 676 49,283 439,620 10,875 2' 898 ., .. 458,048 29,232 408 ,155 18,104 2,557 ., .. 337,643 14,433 298,213 23,179 1,818 50 54 287,086 13, 557 237,013 35,011 l,505

SS 59 188, 103 7' 004 146,780 )3,418 901 60 .. 157,496 8' 913 107,460 40,241 '" 6S " 95,)98 4. 33 3 60,984 29, 615 "' 70 ,. 69,072 5, 94 9 37,140 25,591 J9J

75 AND ABOVE 66,723 9. 050 28,861 28,332 ..,

MACK

15 AND ABOVE! 3,010,879 1,340,276 l.597,875 66,315 6,413

lS l9 537' 112 520,474 15,210 1,101 32' " 24 4. 9 s' 4.09 409,985 8),817 1, 186

45 .," 189,980 9. 340 174, 995 4' 987 "'658

so 54 159,760 8,580 143,240 7' 320 620 SS 59 105, 838 4' 31 7 93,735 7, 4 36 JSO 60 .. 85,246 5,050 70,862 8,900 JS< 65 69 SJ,680 2,347 43, 338 7,767 228

70 74 38,673 J, 174 27,980 7,345 1H

75 AND ABDVK 35, 422 4' 739 21, 4 l 7 9,056 190

FEMALE

15 AND ABOVE 2,459,393 801,948 l.448,719 195,535 13,191

lS 19 483,927 426,207 55,843 1, 426 •51 30 H 407,045 211,825 192, 089 1, 904 1,227

25 29 327,817 77,784 245,291 2' 921 1, 821

JO H 278,346 34, 139 237,312 4. 82 3 2,072

35 J9 225,618 15,776 199,767 8' 016 2,059 ., 203,718 10,525 177,553 l, 691 .. 13,949 ., .. 147,663 5. 09) 123,218 18,192 1,160 so 54 127. 326 4,977 93,773 27,691 885 SS 59 82,265 2,687 53,045 25,982 SSl 60 .. 72,250 3' 863 36,598 jl,261 528 6S " 4L 718 1,986 17,646 21,848 2lo ;o ,. JO, 399 2,775 9' 160 18,246 l18

75 AND ABOVE 3L 301 4' 311 7, 424 19,276 290 70

TABLB 6 - POPULATION (15 Y!tARS AND ABOVE) BY S!tX, AGE GROUP AND MARITAL STATUS

S!tX / AGE MARITAL STATUS GROUP TOTAL

(IN YEARS) POPULATION I NEVER MARRIKDj MARRIED WIDOWED DIVORCED

CANTONMENTS

BOTH SJl:X!tS

15 AND ABOVE 305,911 110,017 184,050 10, 663 1,181 " " 48, 684 45,436 3' 122 " JO 20 " 48, 88) 34, 224 14, 3 9:1 l SS 102 " " 43,874 16' 63 0 26' 7:18 "' 204 JO 34 40,685 6' 30 9 33,882 l5J 141 35 " 32,017 2' 553 28, 922 "' "' 40 44 26, 029 l. 57 9 23,6)4 lH

45 ., 19' 241 760 17,477 '"860 144 50 S4 15, 549 745 13,381 l, 3 4) 80 55 " 10,225 41< 8, i6 9 l. 27 5 61 60 " 8' 276 "' 6' 27i 1,4:14 " 65 " s' 191 rn 3. 713 l., 201 " 70 74 3' 761 265 2,287 1, 196 lJ 75 AND ABOVJl: ) '4 96 "' 1, 6:12 L 350 "

MAL£

15 AND ABOVB 180, 532 72,907 l.Oi,311 441

15 19 27,434 26,541 845 H 14 " 24 2 9' 737 2-l, 190 S,i49 " 30 " " 25,844 12' 7-10 12' 8:15 "l 88 30 34 24,416 ". 735 1:1' i 95 HJ 0 35 " 19' 521 l, 8 34 17,518 130 " 40 H 15,413 1,008 14, 18i 170 51 45 ., 11,523 10, 735 m "' " 50 ,. 8, JOS 40 9' 077 "' '" 55 59 5' 952 "' 5' i2 6 274 18 60 " 4,621 275 i,026 ]OJ 17 65 " 2' 956 115 2, SJ 8 15 70 H 2,132 141 l., 6i 7 "'341 75 AND ABOV!t l,906 "" ]., 2i8

PDU.LZ

15 AND ABOVB 125, )79 )7' 030 7:1' 73 9 7,870 HO 15 ,. 19 21,250 18,895 2,277 " 16 20 19,146 10,0)4 s' 950 " 72 25 " 18,030 3' 890 ].) , :103 121 116 30 H 16,269 l,574 li,387 210 " 35 " 12,496 "' ll., iOi "' 90 " .. 10' 616 571 9,450 512 83 45 .. 7, 718 277 6,742 78 50 54 6,472 5,076 l, "'074 40 "' 1, 001 ., 55 " ·L 273 180 l, Oi 3 " " 3, 6 55 187 2' 2i8 l, 1:11 " 65 " 2,235 120 l,175 9lJ l7 70 H l, 62 9 12' "' 855 10 75 AND ABOVE l,590 177 ... '37 " 71

TABLE 7 - POPULATION BY RELATIONSHIP TO TH! HEAD OP HOUSEHOLD BY AG! GROUP AND SEX

SKX I AGll: R!LATIOHSHIP TO THE HJ!AD OF HOUSEHOLD GROUP TOTAL

(IN YEARS) POPULATION SON/ OTHER NON­

SPOUSE DAUGHTER RELATIVE RELATIVJ:

ltARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXES

ALL AGES 9,28'l,488 l, 351, 248 l.ll8,G87 4,595,782 193, 784

00 " 1.108, 948 1, 766 743,366 359, 356 4,468 85 " 1.169. 506 2,056 919,132 243,586 4. 73:2 10 H 1.14.9,843. 2. 114 3. 072 9G4,414 171,081 9, 1G2 15 ,." 1,069,7:23 7,583 14, 152 819.837 189, 848 29, 183 " 951, 337 37,970 180,534 518,099 :248, 376 46' 358 25 " 791. 587 94,375 lG0,573 293, 598 287, G3:2 35,489 38 ,. ti77, 586 158, 869 183,988 166,777 145,:214 :22' 738 35 " 534, 69J 178,418 17:2,149 81,980 88, 313 13,813 40 H 484, 877 281, 988 163,035 45,G91 63,581 9,BG2

45 ., 3Sti, 884 174,961 116,888 17,871 4:2, 241 G, 529 58 " 382, ti JS 159,768 8G,792 9. 781 41,616 4. 7 58 55 5' 198, 328 11:2, 981 47,579 :;z, 875 3:2. 582 2' 391 '° .. 165, 772 92,207 38, 260 3' 959 37. 472 l, 874 65 " 188, 589 58. 58 7 13,285 1, IO:il 26,G39 '" 70 74 72, 833 38. 429 5,G94 3,137 :24, 889

75 AND ABOVE 78, 219 :29' 394 3,574 5,743 38, 713 '"795

KALK

ALL AGES 4,954,895 1,233,872 11,578 2,5711,471 955,G61 176, 121

88 .. 567,175 l, 12 3 379, 910 183,729 2,413 85 " 688, 178 l, 17 9 471, 370 124, 681 :;z' 948 10 H 59ti, 131 l, 68 3 "' 497,838 89' :293 7. 2 33 15 " 564,546 6. 921 l, 118 430,378 99, 123 27,814 " 24 525, 146 36,901 l, G88 322,:291 120,574 43,7aO 25 " 445,748 92.158 l,879 219,038 99,228 33. 437 38 ,. 382, 891 154.621 1,788 131,533 73, 585 21,444 l5 " :296, 579 171.120 1, 324 G4,G59 46,523 12,953 .. .. 269,743 189, 378 l. 854 34,839 35,258 9,230 '5 ., 281, 503 159, 936 rn 12. 6 94 2:2. 211 6. 03 5

50 5' 168,837 140,877 583 6, 178 17,792 4' :287 55 5' 111,798 96,813 267 1,582 11,135 1, 99 3 68 .. 89,867 76,154 2JJ 1,917 18,037 l, 5:.1.6 56, 636 48,59G 65 ,." "' "' G,739 "' 70 48, 805 31,994 " l, 537 6. 634 55< 75 AND ABOVE 37,328 24,426 103 3, 0 52 9. :287 5.0 72

TAllLk 7 - POPULATION BY RELATIONSHIP TO THB HEAD OF HOOSBHOLO BY AGE GROUP AND SBX

SU: / AGB RBLATIONSHIP TO THB HBAD OP HOUSE.HOLD

GROUP TOTAL

(IN YU.RS) POPULATION SON/ OTHBR NON­

HEAD SPOUSB DAUGHTER RELATIVE RBLATIVE

URACHI CITY

FEXALS

ALL AGES 4,249,585 118,176 l,099,117 2,017,311 997,318 17,663

00 " 541,773 363,456 175,627 2,047 05 09 569,328 "'877 447,762 118,905 l, 7 84

10 14 553,712 431 2. 180 467,384 81, 788 l, 92 9 15 19 505,177 '" 23,0t2 388,659 90,725 2,169 20 " 426,191 1,069 98, 93t 195,808 127,802 2,578 25 " 345,847 2.217 158.694 74,560 108,404 l,972 30 " 294,615 4.248 182,120 35. 244 71, 709 l, 2 94 JS " 238,114 7' 318 170,825 17,321 41,790 86 0 40 " 214,334 12,538 161,981 10,852 28, 331 m " " 155,381 15,027 115,453 4. 377 20,030 494 50 ,. 13 3, 798 19, 691 86,289 3. 523 23, 824 471 " " 86,538 16,168 47,312 l, 293 21, 367 "' 60 64 75,905 16,053 30,027 2,042 27' 435 "' 65 " 43,953 9,911 13, 181 "' 19,900 "' 70 ,. 32,028 6,435 S,608 1. 600 18. 17 5 210

75 AND ABOVE 32,891 4. 968 J, 471 2.691 21,506 ,,,

NETROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTE S.1!!%8$

ALL AGSS 8,741,398 l,277,567 1,050.623 4,386,540 l,869,528 157,140

00 " l,058,134 l, 70 3 705,721i 346,719 3' 986 OS 1.114,688 l, 992 873,447 234,985 4,264 10 "14 J,,098,304 2. 031 2,929 920,312 164,924 8. 108

15 19 l,021,039 6' 916 23,178 784,508 182,212 24,225 20 " 902,454 35,721 95,700 496,322 236, 939 37,772 " " 747,713 89,200 151,357 281,590 197,588 28,178 JO " 636,821 ltS,586 172. 708 160,162 138,168 17,197 35 " 502,676 166,894 162,532 78,650 84, 13 3 10,467 ,, t58,048 190,910 154. 744 43,864 60,492 " 8' 038 " " 337,6t3 165.728 110, 123 16, 345 40. 057 5' 3 90 50 " 287,086 151,918 82,445 9,321 39,448 3. 954 55 " 188,103 107,498 45,155 2,765 30,722 l,963 60 64 157,496 88,015 28,637 3,817 35,505 1, 522 65 .. 95,398 55,762 12,545 1, 135 25,175 '" 70 ,. 69,072 36,608 5,364 3,019 23,435 646

75 .uro uovs 61i. 723 28,085 3,406 5' 557 29,026 649 73

TABLE 1 - POPULATION 8Y RKLATIOHSHIP TO THE HKAD OF HOUSEHOLD BY AGB GROUP AND SEX

SBX ,I AGE RELATIONSHIP TO THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD GROUP TOTAL

(IH YEARS) POFULATIOH SOH/ OTHER NON­

Hl!:AD SPOUSE DAUGHTER RS:LATIVS: RELATIVE

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

KACB

ALL AGES 4,693,347 1. 163, 956 11.150 2,463,212 912,619 142,410

00 04 540,942 1. 082 360, 539 177,182 2' lJ 9 05 " 571,992 1,144 4.47,919 120,256 2' 67 3 '° 14 569, 534 1, 608 474.367 86,183 6' 519 15 l9 537, 112 6, 363 1,863"' 412,283 94.,981 22,502

28 14 495,409 34,720 1,530 309,255 114' 247 35, 657 25 " 419, 896 87,183 1,811 218,4.73 93,965 26' 54.4. 38 34 358.475 H4,S75 l' 73 3 126,44.7 69,614 16,106 35 39 277,058 159, 871 1,286 62,053 44,070 9,778 '° .. 254,338 178,864 1, 011 33,580 33 ,435 7,520 ., 189,980 .. 151, 299 684 12, 181 20, 913 4., 9e J 50 54 159,760 132,9-19 485 5,94.1 16,808 J,5>7

55 59 105,838 91, 914 259 1, 538 10,4.82 L 64 5 " " 85,246 72, 511 L 853 9, 3 99 1,257 53, 680 4.6,21] "'10> 433 6' 32 4 " ,." 38, 673 '" " JO, 407 82 L 4.86 6,234. '64 75 AND ABOVE 35,422 23, 33] 102 2,944. 8' 606 4.3>

FEMAL.E

ALL AGES 4,048,051 113, 611 1,039,473 1, 923, 328 956,909 14' 7l J

00 04 517, 192 m 345, 187 169,537 l, 84 7 05 " 542, 696 848 425,528 114.,729 L 591 10 14 528.770 423 2,072 4.45,94.5 78,74.1 l, 58 J 15 " 483' 927 553 22,115 372,225 87,311 1,723 ,. 407,845 " l, 00 l 94,170 187,067 122,692 2, 115 25 " 327,817 2,097 149, 346 71,117 103,623 1, 634. 30 34 278, 346 4' 011 170,975 3 3' 715 68,554 l, :)91 35 39 2'15, 618 7' 02 l 161,2'16 16,597 40,063 "' 40 •• 20J,718 12,046 153.733 10,364. 27,057 SU 45 ., 147,663 14,429 109,519 4, 164 19,144 4.()7

50 54 127, 326 18,969 81, 960 3' 3 80 22,64.0 J 77

55 59 82, 265 15,584 '14,896 L 22 7 28,240 J 18 '° .. 72,258 15,584 28,411 l, 964. 26,186 2'5 65 " 41,718 9' 549 12,444. 10' 851 rn 70 74 JS, 399 6,201 5' 282 l, "'53 3 17,281

75 AND ABOVE Jl,301 4' 752 J, 304 2' 61] 20,420 212"' 74

TABLB 7 - POPULATION BY RBLATIONSHIP TO THB H&AD OF HOUSBHOLD BY AGB GROUP AND SBX

SB.JC I AGB RELATIONSHIP TO THB HEAP OF HOUSENOLO

GROUP TOTAL

(IN YU.RS) POPULATION SON/ OTHBR HON­ """' SPOUSE OAUGHTER RELATIVB RELATIVE

CANTONMENTS

BOTH SBX!S

ALL AGBS 463,082 73, 681 60,064 209,242 83,451 36' 644.

00 04 50,814 6J 37,640 ll,637 rn 05 09 54' 81.8 .. 45,685 8,681 468 10 14 51. 539 83 Ul,,. 44' 102 6,157 l, 054 15 19 48,684 "' 34,529 7,636 ... '958 20 ,. 48, 883 2' 4!4 9 4,834 lL777 11,437 8,586 '5 " 43,874 5' 175 9' 416 ll,008 10,044 7' 231 38 ,. 40,685 10' 4!83 11,200 6,615 7,046 5' 541 JS 39 32, 017 11,544 9. 61. 7 3' 330 4,180 3' 346 40 .. 26,029 18, 998 8' 2 91 1., 82 7 3,089 l, 824 <5 ., 19,241 9,235 5' 957 l, 184 139 "' 1. 50 54 15,549 7,850 4' 347 3 80 2' 168 ,,. 55 59 10,225 5' 48 3 2,424 llO 1,780 .,, 8,276 4,192 1.,623 ,., l,967 60 .. ,., 352 65 6 9 5' 191 2' 74.5 " 1. 464 1'5 70 74. 3, 761 l, 821. l30 118 l,374 ll8 75 AND ABOVS: 3' 496 1, 309 "' 186 1,687 146 """' ALL AGS:S 261, 548 69, 116 115,259 43,042 33.711

00 04 26,233 41 19, 371 6,547 ,,.

05 09 28,186 3S 23,451 4,425 275

10 H 26,597 75 3S 22.663 3' 110 714

15 19 27,434 47 18,095 4' 222 4' 512

20 ,. 29,737 2' 181"' 70 13,036 6,327 8' 123 25 " 25,844 5' 055 " 8' 565 5,263 6' 893 JO ,. 24' 416 10. 04.6 55 5,086 J,891 5' 338

JS 39 19,521 11. 249 38 L 606 2' 453 3' 175 40 .. 15,413 10,506 43 l, 338 1,815 1, 710 ., 11, 523 8,637 1,298 1, 052 '5 " 513 50 54 9,077 7' 128 18 237 ,.. no 55 59 5,952 ... '89 9 .. "' 348 " .. 4,621 3' 643 ... "' "' 65 " 2,956 2,383 JO 415 125 70 74 2' 132 1,587 51 400 90

75 AND ABOVS: 1,906 l, 093 108 601 103 75

TABLE 1 - POPULATION BY RELATIONSHIP TO THE HKAD OF HOUSEHOLD BY AGE GROUP AND SBX

SU: / AGB RELATIONSHIP TO THB HKAD OF HOUSEHOLD

GROUP TOTAL

(IN YltARS) POPULATION SON/ OTHER NUN­

HEAD SPOUSE DAUGHTER REL.AT IVE RBLAT!Vll

s

CANTUNMBNT S

FBMALB

ALL AGBS 201, 534 4,565 59. 644. 93, 98 3 40,409 2. 9 33

00 04 24,SBl " l.B, 26 g 6,090 200 05 " l6,6Jl " 22,234 4,176 193 10 H 24,942 108 21, 439 3,047 HO 15 1' 21,250 " "' 16,434 3, 414 ....., " H 19,146 68 4. 764 0. 741 5,110 " " 10,030 120 9. 348 3. 443 4,701 138 10 H 16,269 11,145 ],155 103 "' l, ,,.Sl9 35 " 12 ... 96 .,,"' 9,579 1,727 1'l 40 .. 10,616 8, l48 ... 1,274 114 45 ., 7,718 5, 934 ,. 598 111 ... " 50 6,47] "' .. '3l9 1" 1,184 .. 55 " 4,27] ,.. l,416 " 1,127 .. 68 .. ] • 655 549 ]., '16 " 1,329 81 " " 2. 23 5 161 "' " 1,049 50 " 74 l. 629 lH "' " 974 18 75 AND ABOVE 1. 590 116 16' " 1,086 41 76

TABLB 8 - POPULATION BY 11.BLIGION AND SIU

HINDU QADIANI SCHBDULBD CASTES OTHERS ... TOTAL MUSLIM CHRISTIAN (JATI) \AHMADI) • l '

llRACHI CITY

71, 24 3 16,?1!1 2' !13 3 9,686 BOTH SBJ:BS 9,204,4.80 B,878,205 221i, 3!14 ~. 454 1, 451 s.&l!I NAU 4,!154,B!IS 4,784,5!13 118' 44!1 36' !10!1 34, 3 34 7,565 1,482 4' 64 7 FJDD.LS 4, 24!1, SIJS 4,093,612 107,945

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

63,277 14,879 2' 83!1 B, 034 BDTH SSJ:BS 8,741,J!IB 8,452,930 19!1, 43!1 32,751 7,8)0 ; 1, 408 4.,210 NAU 4,693,347 4,542,656 104,SOO 7. 049 l, 4 39 3' 824 FBKALB 4,048,051 3,910,274 94,939 30,526

CANTDNMBNTS

7,966 1, 140 l,652 BOTH SU.SS 463,082 425,275 26,955 " Sl NALZ 261. 548 l4l,937 13,949 4' 158 '" "' 13,006 3, BOB 516 FJDD.LS 281,534 18), 338 " "' 77

TABLE 9 - POPUl.ATIDN (5 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY REl.IGlON, ABILITY TO READ THE NOL.Y QURAN OR RESPECTIVE HOLY BOOK

TOTAi.. CAH READ CANNOT READ

REl.IGIDN BOTH FEMJ>.LE BOTH '""' FEMAL.E BOTH !"EMAl.E SEXES SEXES SEXES

KARACHI CITY

>.L.L. REL.rearms 8, 095, ~32 4,381,720 J,707,812 5,588,447 2,878,)97 2,710,050 2,507,085 1.509,323 997, ?62

HUSL.IM 7,769,394 4,216,7)2 3, 5~2.662 5,467,822 2,81),68) 2,654,l)S' 2,301,572 1.40)' 049 898,523

CHRISTIAN 246,669 129, 14) 117,526 9)' 081 49' 602 4),481 153,586 19' 541 74,045

HINDU (JATI) 54' 5 5 9 28,291 26,268 13' 4 )5 1, 7 4S 5,6'10 41,124 20,546 20' 57 8

QADIANI (AHMJ>.DII 11') 5 ii 9' 4) 5 ,92) 10, 858 5' 610 5, 248 6, 500 3' 82 5 2' 67 5 SCHEDUl.EO CASTES 2' 3 )7 l, 289 L 048 1, 201 '" 55) l, 1)6 6H '" OTHERS 5' 215 2' 8) 0 2, )8 5 2,048 l, 10 9 9)9 ),167 1, 7 21 446

KAR~CHI HETROPDl.ITAN CDRPORATIOH

ALI.. RELIGIONS 7,68),264 4,152,405 3,5)0,858 5,265,450 2,685,667 2,569,78) 2,-117,814 l,456,7)8 961,076

MUSLIM 7,)91,199 3,999,6)0 ),J91,569 5,161,091 2, 63S, 533 2,521,558 2, 2)0, 108 l,)60,097 870 011

CHRISTIAN 219,420 114,555 104, 865 79, 11) -12' 2 94 )6,819 140, )07 72,261 6S 04 6

HINDU (JATI) 49, S88 25, 921 2),967 12,205 1' 08 1 5' 118 )7, 683 18, 8)4 18, 8-1 9

QADIANI (AHMADI) 16, 313 8, 845 7,468 10' 13 8 5' 215 4, 92 3 6' 17 5 3' 6)0 2' 54 5 SCHEDUl.ED CASTES l, 8 17 1. 011 '" l, 144 6" 510 "' "' OTHERS 4,627 2, 44 3 2, 184 l, 7 59 904 '55 2,868 l, 5) 9 1, '"3 2 9 KARACHI CANTONMENTS

Al.I.. RELIGIOHS 412,268 235, 315 176, 95) 322,S97 182,730 140,267 89.271 52, 585 36' 68 6

HUSt.IM )78, 195 217, 102 161, OS) )06,731 174, 150 132,581 71, 464 42' 952 28,512

CHRISTIAN 27' 2-19 14,588 12' 661 13' 970 1') 08 6, 6 62 1), 279 1, 280 5,999

HIHDU (JATI) 4' 671 2' )70 2' 301 l, 2 )0 658 rn ),441 l, 712 l, 72 9

QADIANI (AHMADI) l, 045 5'0 4 55 no 395 l25 )25 195 l) 0

SCHEDULED CASTES ,., H "° "' " 43 "' "' "' OTHEf:S "' "' 201 "' 205 84 "' 182 11' 78

TABU 10 - POPULATION BT XOTHZR TONGUS AHO SU

POPULATION BY MOTHER TONGUS

SIU

TOTAL URUU PUNJABI SINDHI POSQTO BAL OCR I SARAIICI OTHERS

l 2 ' 5 '

UllCBI CITY

BOTB SUBS 'J. 284. 480 4.674,449 l. 30], 348 441,Ui4 1,860,868 342,535 198,205 l, 183, 339 4.954.895 2.414,477 737,608 236,012 626,499 177,512 116,962 645,753 -·...... 4.249,585 2,259,972 565,668 205,652 434,369 165, 023 81.323 537,586

METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTB SUES 8,741,398 4. 588. 419 1,143,861 413,lOO 1,824,591 338,634 186,219 l,126,374 4.693,347 l,321,166 645,282 219,630 603,235 175,319 110,310 611,397 -·...... 4,048,051 2,180,lSl 498, 579 l.93,Ui:Z 421,356 163,115 75, 989 514,977

CAHTOHKJUffS

BOTH SUES 463,882 166,038 159,479 28,364 36. l77 l, 901 12,066 56,965 ...... 261,548 86,)11 92,398 16,374 23. 264 2, 193 6,652 34, 356 ...... 281.534 79.719 67.081 ll.990 13,013 l.708 5. 414 22,609 79

TABLE 11 - POPULATION (10 YEARS AND Al!OVS) BY LITBRACY, SEX A.ND AGK GROUP

LITKRATll:

SBX / AGB TOTAL ! ILLITBRAT8 LITSR.AC'i

GROUP POPULATION INFORMAL/ RATIO

(IN 'iXARSJ TIJTAL FORMAL NON-P'ORHAL

2 4

ll'.ARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXES

10 A.ND ABOVE 6,926,026 2,168,550 4,757.t76 t,710,287 t7. 18 9 68.69

lO H l,149,843 276' 681 B73, 162 86B, 250 t. 912 75. 9t 15 " 1,069,723 255,906 813, Bl 7 809,tlS t, 3 99 76. 08 20 " 951, 337 2SO,tl6 700,921 696,263 t' 658 73.68 25 " 791,587 233, 872 557,715 553,226 4,489 70.46 30 34 677,506 217,760 459,7t6 t5S,292 4. t54 67. 86 35 " 534,693 176,4tl 358,252 354.541 3,711 67.00 40 .. 484,077 177,788 306,289 302' lt6 t, 143 63. 27 45 .. 356,884 142,501 2lt,383 210,999 3' 3 84 60.07 50 H 302, 635 133.730 16B,905 16s, tot 3' 501 55. 81 55 " 198, 328 92' 3t5 105,983 103, 256 2,727 53. 44. 60 64 165, 772 St. SOS 81,267 78,768 2,499 49. 02 65 " 100,589 t9, 931 50,658 t9' 001 1,657 50. 36 70 74 72 ,833 37,713 35, 120 33,792 l, 12 8 48.22

75 AND ABUVB 70,219 3B.961 31, 258 29,931 1,327 t4. 52 MALE

10 AND ABOVE l,787,Stl 1,052,900 2,73t,642 2,712,598 22,044. 72.20

10 14 S~J6,lll ltl, t58 454,673 452,030 2,643 76.27

15 19 564,546 133,190 t31,356 t29,054 2' 302 76 .41 20 24 525,14.6 126, 2tO 398,906 396,t68 2. 4 3B 75.96 25 " 445,740 118,268 327,t72 325,160 2' 312 73. 47 ,,JO 34 382,891 109. 59t 273,297 271, l5t 2, lt 3 71.38 " 296,579 83. t80 213,099 211, 3t2 1,757 71.85 •o .. 269.743 BO, t03 189,3tO 187,536 l,804 70. 19 45 " 201,SOJ 65, OOt 136,499 135,039 l, t60 67.74 50 54 168, 817 60' t3 9 108,398 106,939 1, 45 'J 64.20 55 " lll,790 42,083 69,707 68, 595 1,112 62. 36 60 64 89, 867 37,310 52' 557 51, 601 '" 58. 4.8 65 " 56,636 22,236 34' t08 33, 75t "' 60. 7t 70 74 40,805 16, 647 2t, 158 23. 6t8 510 59.20 75 AND ABUVK 37,328 16' 5t8 20,780 20.278 502 55. 6 7 FKMALil:

l 0 A.ND ABOVE J,138,484 1,115,650 2,022,83t l,997,689 25,145 64. 45

10 H 553, 712 135,223 tlB, t89 tl6,220 2,269 75.58 15 " 505,177 122,716 382,t61 380,36t 2 ,097 75.71 20 ,.

45 ., 155, 381 77' t 97 11, 8 at 75,960 l, 924 50 .12

50 54 133.798 73,291 60,587 58' t65 2' 042 45. 22

55 59 86.Sl8 50,262 36,276 3t, 661 1,615 4.1.92 60 64 75,905 t 7' 195 28,710 27,167 1,543 37. 82 65 " 43,953 27,695 16,258 15' 2t7 1. 011 36.99 78 74 3:!, 02 8 21,066 18, 962 18, ltt 818 34.. 23

75 AND ABOVS 32,891 22, tl3 10, t78 9' 653 825 31. ,, 80

TABLS 11 ~ POPULATION !10 YIU.RS AND ABOVB) BY LITBRACY, SEX AND AGI GROUP

LI Tl RA Tl

SU I AGI. TOTAL ILLITBRATB LITERACY GROUP POPULATION INFORMAL/ RATIO

(IN YllRS) TOTAL PORMAL NON-FORMAL

Mll:TltOPOLITAH CORPORATION

BOTH SUBS

10 AND ABOVB 6,568,5'76 2,091,212 4,411,364 4,432,010 45,354 68.16

10 1, 098, 304. 268,581 829,123 824,!183 4,140 15.55 15 1'" l, 021. 03!1 247,74.0 113. 2!1!1 169,066 4,233 15. 14

,. !102. 4.54. 661,261 656,801 " 24.1.187 4' 460 13.21 " 74. '7, '713 224,154. 523,559 519,250 4, 309 10 02 30 "34 636, 821 208,611 428,210 423,915 4,235 61.24

lS 502,676 169,622 333,054 32!1,508 3. 546 66 .;!6 " 4.58, 04.8 " .. 171,531 286,511 282,550 --- 3,961 62.55 ., 3 3'7, '4.3 131. 304 200,339 1!11,081 3,258 .. 5!1. 3 3 50 " 28'7,086 129,182 151,904 154,51!1 3,385 55.00 55 " 188,103 89,218 !18, 893 96,260 2,633 52.51 " .. 15'7, .. ,, 81,125 15, 111 13,346 ;! • 425 48.11 " " !15, 3!18 48. 295 41,103 45,496 1,601 49.38 70 7t 6!1, 072 36. 42!1 32' 64.3 31,365 1,218 41.26

75 AND ABOVJ: ,, • '723 31. 641 29,082 21,804 1,218 43.59 ow.• 10 AND ABOVJ: 3,580,413 1,014,103 2, 566, 310 2,545,125 21,185 11. 68

10 H 569,534. 131,41!1 432,055 429,493 2,562 15.86 15 1' 537,112 1;!8,110 408, 342 406,130 2,212 16.03 ,. 4!15, 4.8!1 121,316 314,093 311,168 2,325 " 15.51 25 " 419,896 113,261 306,629 304,3!12 2. 231 13. 02 JO H 358, 4.75 105, 092 253,383 251,346 ;! • 031 10. 68

lS 1' 2'17,058 80, lCHl 196,958 195,213 1,685 11. 09 " .. 254, 330 11,342 116,!188 115,264 l,124 69. 5!1 .. .. 189.980 62,388 121,592 126,l!ll l,401 61.16 50 5< 159,760 58,160 101,600 100,193 1,401 63.60 55 " 105,838 48,582 65,256 64,190 1,066 61. 66 .. 85,246 36,011 49' 22!1 48. 2!19 51.15 " 53,680 ,,.'" " " 21. 523 32,151 31,533 5!1. !10 70 ,. 38' 6'73 16. 891 22,582 22,091 Hl 58.39 '75 AND ABOV1: 35,422 15. 91 6 19.446 18,962 ... 54. !10 •sow.• l 0 I.HD llOVJ: 2,988,163 1,017,109 1,911,054 1,886,885 ;!4' 169 63. !IS

14 521, 770 131,102 3!11, 668 3 !IS, 490 2.118 15.21 "'lS 1' 4.13. 92'7 111,910 364,951 362,936 2. 021 15 .42 • :ie· ,. 4.07, 04.5 119,171 281,114 ;!85,039 2.135 10.55 " " 32'7, 81 '7 110, 887 216,930 214.,858 2,072 66.11 38 " 271,346 103,519 174,827 112,629 ;!, 198 62. 81 lS " 225, 618 89,522 136,096 134,235 1, 861 60.32 .. .. 283,711 94,189 109,529 101,286 2. 24.3 53.17 .. .. 147,663 14, tlf 72' 14.7 70,190 l,857 49. 21 " .. 127,326 11, 82l 56.304 54,326 1,911 44.22 " " 12,2(5 41,fll 33,631 32,070 l, 561 40.19 .. .. '72,250 45,101 26' 5 .. 2 25,041 1, 495 36.14 .. .. t l, '111 2(,712 14, 9t6 13,963 35.83 71 ,. 30, 39! 28,331 10, Of l 9,214 '" 33.10

ll, 101 21,ii5 9,i3( 8, 142 "',,. 30.18 81

TABLlt 11 - POPtJI.ATION (18 YIU.RS AND ABOVE) BY LITERACY, SEX AND AGB GROUP

LITSRATB

SltX I AGS TOTAL LITSRACY

GROUP POPULATION RATIO

(IH YU.RS) TOTAL FORMAL

'

CANTONMENTS BOTH S•XKS

18 AND ABOVB 357,4.58 77,338 288, lll 278,277 1,835 78.36

18 14 51,539 8,108 4.1, 4.39 43,267 172 84..28 15 19 4.8,684. 8,166 40, 518 4.8,352 "' 83.23 " " 48, 883 9' 229 3 9, 654. J9,t56 198 81.12 " " 4.3.874. 9' 718 34.' 156 33,976 188 77.85 JO H 48,685 9' 149 Jl,536 31. 317 2H 77.51 JS l9 32,817 6,819 25, 198 25,033 165 78.70 '° " 26,829 6,257 19,772 19, 596 "' 75. 96 " " 19,24.l 5,197 lt, Ott 13' 918 "' 72.99 50 " 15,54.9 4.. 548 11,001 10,885 116 70. 75 55 " 10,225 3, 135 7,098 6.996 " Ii 9. 34 '° " 8,276 l,780 5,4.96 5,422 " 66 .41 " " 5, 191 l, 636 3,555 3. 505 50 6 8 .48 78 7t 3,761 1, 284 2. t77 2,427 50 65. 86

75 AND ABOVB 3,496 l. 320 2,176 2' 127 62.24 KALK "

18 AND ABOVE 287,129 38,797 168,332 167,473 81.27 10 14 16, 597 J. 979 22,618 22, 537 "'81 85.04

15 l9 27' 4.J 4 4. 420 23,814. 22,924 90 83.89 20 " 29,737 4.' 924 24.,813 24,708 llJ 81. tt " " 25,844 5,801 20,8t3 20,768 " 80.65 JO H 24' 4.16 4,502 19' 914 19.808 "' 81.56 JS l9 19, 521 J' 380 16,ltl 16,069 " 82.69 '° .. 15,413 J. 061 12,352 12,272 80 80 .14 " .. ll, 523 l, 616 8' 907 8,848 " 77. 38 58 54 9,077 l, 279 6,798 6,746 52 7t. 89 55 " 5' 952 1,581 t,t51 4,485 " 7t. 78 '° " 4.' 62 l l, 293 J' 328 3' 382 " 72.82 65 " l, 956 713 2,24.3 2' 221 " 75. 88 70 7-l 2,132 556 1,576 1,557 19 7 3. 92

75 AND ABOVK l, 906 rn 1,334 l, 316 18 69.99

FKMA!..lt 10 AND ABOVB 158. Jll 38' 54.l lll,788 110,804 "' 74. 36 10 " 24,942 4' 121 20,821 28,730 91 83.4.8 15 l9 21,250 J,746 l7,50t 17,428 " 82.37 " " 19,146 4,385 14,841 14,756 es 77. 51 " " 18,830 4 '717 13,313 13,288 105 73.84 JO 34 16,269 4.' 647 11,622 ll,509 113 71.44 35 39 12,496 3, 4.J 9 9,857 8,964 " 7 2. 41 '° " 10, 616 3,196 7,420 7,324 " ,9.89 " " 7, 718 2.581 5,137 5,870 " 66.56 " " 6' 4. 72 2,169 4,203 4' 13 9 " 64.94 " " 4,273 1,634 2,,39 2.591 " 61. 76 " " J, 6 55 l, 487 2' 161 2,128 " 59.32 " " 2,235 "' l, 312 1,284 " 51.70 78 l,629 "' 878 Jl 55. 3 l 75 AND AJIOVK" 1,590 ,.,"' "' Ill 31 52.9, 82

TABLB 12 • LITBRATB POPULATION (10 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY L&VBL UP KDUCATIONAL ATTAINMKNT, SEX AND AGE GROUP

LITERATE POPULATION BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Sl:X / AGS

GJtOUP I M.A/NSC • I DIPLOMA/ (IN YEARS) BB LOW INTER- BA/BSC • IBQUIVALBNTI CBRTI- TOTAL PRIMARY PRIMARY MIDDLE MA TR IC NBDIATB I EQUIVALENT I UR ABOVE j !"IC.ATE OTHERS

7 ' 11

L'.RACHI CIT'l BOTB Sl:XBS

10 AND ABOVE 4,710,287 608,753 1.019,841 1,036,460 942, 025 476,284 44 9' 0 26 113, 893 34' 421 29, 584 10 H 868,250 278,785 424,780 156, 578 9. 3:l8 45 6. 734 1' 88j,41B 58,640 154, 958 268,201 226,793 84 .168 11,442 ,,. 4,230 " 696, 26) 46,776 91,102 13:l, 85<:' 191,684 130,560 " " 82' 146 11,409 6,227 3,500 553,226 40, 920 72 ':l53 105,lo·· 132, 513 " " 83. :l44 90. 456 19,798 6 '043 :l, 8 9 8 30 4.55,292 38,078 63. 946 91,513 101,670 56,090 " 76,748 19, 683 5,084 2. 488 35 354,541 29,769 58,637 73, 516 80,237 40,218 57,241 16,875 4,105 1, 94 3 40 " 302, 146 29,141 46. 792 6"4. 521 67,531 31,002 " 44. 090 13,618 3. 62 9 1. 822 210, 999 22. 6"7 5 33,150 43,682 44. 3 04 " .. 20' 491 31, 958 10,622 l, 687 l, 4 JC 50 54 165,404 21,422 28,099 36. 244 31,600 13,068 23, 141 8' 49 3 2,060 1, 277 55 103,256 15, 341 18' :l89 22,987 " 19. 243 6,492 12.918 5,602 l, 418 60 78,768 13. 816" 14. 613 17,618 14. 74 7 '" 4.404 8,269 3. 493 951 857 65 " 49,001 8,534 9,377 10,897 9,587 :l, 637 " 4. 86 8 l, 998 551 552 )J,792 6,514 6"' 154 6,950 6". 986 " " 1,980 3' 16"2 1, 272 314 460 75 AND ABOVE l 9, 931 6' 342 5, 6"91 5,793 5,802 1, 938 2,587 l, 030 Jll 435 MALI

'10 AND ABOVE 2,712,598 338,187 550,122 609,402 551,283 270,743 270,965 74,266 28,805 18,825 10 H 452,830 148,544 218,110 76' 4 85 4. 229 JO 4' 63 2 15 19 429,054 33.422 84. 464 146. 283 116,664 39,884 4' 720 767 2. 850 39fL46"8 26, 86" 4 51.162 82,235 111. 474 " " 72,709 39, 364 5 '413 5,071 2,176 25 325,160 23,591 40,588 66,592 77' 0 94 48,621 so, 923 11,226 4,776 l,757 30 " 271,154 21,910 35,808 58,505 58. 546 31, 383 " 46"' 3 l 3 12,925 4' 223 1. 521 211,342 16,455 27' 249 46' 142 47. 229 " " 22,575 35, 410 ll.557 3. 480 1,245 187,536 16' 197 :l6. 351 41.198 42. 6"77 " " 19,236 28,452 9,172 3,147 1. 106 135,039 12,588 19' 226" 27,610 29. 140 13,763 22,156 7,332 2, 365 "50 " 106",939 11,600 16". 052 22,579 21. 498 9,261 "' " 17,280 6' 043 1. 857 777 55 68,595 8,244 10, 469 14,532 14,017 4' 902 10,380 4, 2 38 1, 256" 557 60 " 51,681 7. :l44 8,068 ll,089 18, 943 " 3,351 6,866 2,729 827 3),754 4,614 5, 405 7. 284 7. 64 1 '" 2, 115 4. 228 l, 6 65 471 lll 70" " 23,648 3,514 3' 754 4. 846" 5,632 l, 554 " 2. 711 1,094 260 75 AND ABOVE 20,278 3, 400 3. 432 4. 022 4' 507 1.389 2 .142 872 "'252 l!'BXALB '" 10 AND ABOVJ: l,997,689 270,566 469,719 427,058 390,742 205,541 178,061 39,627 5,616 10. 7 59 18 H 416",220 122,241 206,670 80,093 5,099 15 2,102 15 19 380,364. 25,218 70, 4.94. 111,918 .110,129 44. 276" 6, 722 1,380 l99,795 19,912 39' 940 so. 624 80,210 '" " " 57,851 42. 782 5, 996" 1. 156 1, 324 228,866 17. 3:l9 31,673 38,509 " " 55' 4.19 34. 6"23 39,533 8,572 1, 26"7 1. 14. l 30 184,138 16,168 28.138 33,088 " 43. 124 24' 707 30, 415 6,758 861 35 143,199 13' 314. 23,388 27,374 33,008 17,643 '" " 21,831 5. 318 698 114,610 12. 944. 20. 441 23,323 24. 854. 11, 766" '" " " 15,638 4,446 482 716 ., 75,960 10,087 13. 924 16,872 15. 164 " 6,728 9,802 3. 290 571 so 51,Hi5 9,822 :.2, 047 13,66"5 "' " 10 .110 3,807 5. 86"1 2, 450 203 500 55 34' 66"1 7,097 7,820 " 8' 455 5,226 1, 598 2,538 1, 364 162 :l7, 167 6", 57:l 6,553 6' 52 9 3,884 l, 053 '" " " 1. 403 1" 365 15,247 3.920 3, 97:l 3, 613 1, 946 "' " " 333 80 221 70 "' 10' 144 J,008 2' 400 2, 104 1,354 '" " '51 178 J1 200 75 AND ABOVJ: "' 9,653 2, 94:l 2.259 l, 771 1,295 "' "' 158 61 173 83

TABLB 12 - LITBaATB POPULATION (10 Y£ARS AND ABOVJ:) BY LZVll:L or SDOCATIPKU. ATTAINXENT, SIU'. AHD A.GS GROUP

SU / AGB

./Gf:OIJI'/ ~I I KA/MSC M I DIPLOMA/ ·.;'(IN.. T&AllSJ ; ! BELOW INTSJl- BA/BSC ~ IBQOIVALZHT[ CDITI-

,\ TOTAL PltlKARY PRIMARY KIDD LB MATRIC N&DIATI iKOUIVALBNTI Olt ABOVI \ PICATB OTBSJl.S

I 10 11

K•TROPOLITAH CORPORATION

BOTH SBXBS

10 AND ABOVB t,t.32,018 586,t.13 973,079 986. 168 182,054 485,331 97,170 Jl, f.f.I 27' 93 l 10 H 8)4.,98) 259,908 402.686 147,125 8' fifil 37 6",564

15 1' 769,866 57. 018 149, 768 256,587 112,428 77,734 18,492 "1 f, .111 " 656,807 t.5; 368 81, 814 127,424 188,384 121,839 74, 908 9,965 5. 712 J,JJl " " 519,250 J'' tt.7 68. 9-l3 99, 798 124,494 71.383 12. 796 17,111 5,687 2,671 JO J4 f,)J,975 36,522 60,416 86,394 94,630 52,JJ8 69, 128 17.031 4, 631 2, 283 35 " 329, 508 28,607 48,150 69, 534 74,551 37,lll 51,559 14. ol8l l,726 l, 777 " .. 281,558 28,126 44, 818 fil. 686 63,314 J8, 614 39. olOl 11,586 J,389 1,694 45 .. 197,081 21, 982 ll, 718 41. 128 41, 646 18,795 28,488 8,981 l,4Jl 1.299 58 ,. 154,519 20, 722 lfi' 9 lJ 34, 654 29,693 11,911 10,436 7,885 1.855 l, 118

55 96,260 14' 160 17, 554 21,875 17,935 5,854 11. 34;5 f,. 692 1, 258 " .., '"77' " .. 73,346 ll,327 14, OJ8 lfi' 818 ll,685 J, 96 9 7,115 2. 790 " 4.5, 4.96 8' 142 8,978 10,182 8' 8 39 2' 13 9 4. 111 1,623 ... 500 " ,. l. 786 2, 684 1,887 10 Jl,365 '. J44 5,888 '. 594; '. 451 '" "' 75 AND ABOVI 27. 804. '. 048 5' olll 5, 477 5,348 l, 763 J. 262 117 "' '11 KALB

10 AND ABOVB 2,54.5,125 325,949 515,027 578, 801 512,526 250, 9ol8 244,653 63,159 17,711 " H 142. 638 386,785 71,714 J,984 f,. 588 15 1' 406,118 J l, 468 81.547 lJ9,14J 107,993 36,519 4' 274 711 2, 783 " " 371, 768 25,998 49,147 71,527 181,472 67' 168 JS, 659 4' 716 ". 691 2. 813 " " 304,392 21,753 JI, 795 62, 877 71,779 45,752 46.' 81 9.698 ". 419 l. '11 JO J4 JSl,346 21,075 JJ,817 54' 914 53,928 29,859 42, 164 11,149 J,856 1. 192 35 195, 273 15,834 25,858 43,349 43,457 28,791 Jl, 8J9 9. lfif. 3,164 1,127 " 7,803 l, 016 .. •• 175, )64. 15' 608 25,279 39,299 39,941 17,866 2 5, 564 2,181 45 .. 126, 191 12,192 18' Jfi7 26, 429 ':;!7,457 12,75:;! 19,983 6,186 2, 14;4 7'1 50 " 188, 193 11,221 15,420 21,681 J0,352 8. 619 15,473 5,848 1,616" 781 55 " 64,190 8. 011 18,079 13,981 13. J 56 4,517 9,243 J,566 l, 187 '" " .. 48.299 7, 019 1,161 18,681 10,345 J,092 '. 811 2,281 ... 65 " Jl,533 4,479 5,205 7,849 7,165 l,9Jl 3,632 l, l,7 '19 10 ,. ,,. '" 22,091 J. J 99 l, fill 4,661 5. 286 l. 413 2,132 "' 7 5 AND ABDVI 18,961 l, 262 3,188 J. 869 4,199 1,279 l, 881 "' ,.. '" "'

18 AND ABOVI 1,886,885 260, 46-l 448,052 487,167 369,528 191,468 168,671 lf.,811 5,891 18,219

10 H 395,490 117,378 195,981 75' 411 4, 759 11 l,85, 15 1' Hil, 936 24,551 68. 221 116,744 184,ol35 41,215 6,218 318 1,335 " 285,019 19,378 38,567 48,197 76. 912 54.471 39, lf.1 5, 2f.9 1. 88f. 1,241 25 " 214, 858 lfi,694 JB,141 36,921 52,715 32,631 J,,181 1 .• _413 1,1,1 1, 1,8 J8 " 171,629 15,447 26,689 Jl,488 40,718 JJ,179 27,,5, 5, 18"2 775 on 35 " 134,235 12,771 22,292 2,,185 Jl, 895 1,,JJ8 19', 738 f., '11 ... 2l, l7:J, "' " ..., 107.286 12,518 19,539 2l,J87 18. 74;8 ll,ll9 3,711 '" "' " 70,190 9,798 13,J4J I 15,399 14,il9 6,841 1,585 2,795 50 ,. 54, 326 9,581 11,453 12,971 9,341 1,162 4. 9,3 2,845 1'•"' 4-79."' 55 " 32.878 ~ fi,849 7,4;79 7.9,7 • 4. 679 1. llJ 2;18l l, 12-' lU '" .. .. 25,847· fi,381 ,,261 ,,1J9 l,348 177. l,lQ.4 '" 18• l,38 lJ,9fiJ l,763 l,765 J,3JJ 1,,74 '11 .,, 71 ,.. " ",. "' . ·1~i. 18 9,274 2,145 J,JSS 1,933 l,l,5 37.3 lJl " 75 AND ABDVB I, 14J 2,771 l,103 "' l. 681 1,141 ... '" m ... i,41 84

TABLS 12 - LITZRATS POPt1LATIOM (10 Y&ARS AMO AllOVI:) BY L&VBL or EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, SBX AMO AGB GROUP

LITSRATS POPULATION BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMBNT SU I A.GS

I NA/MSC • I DIPLOMA/ (Uf Y&ll.S) Bl:LOW INTER- BA/BSC • jBQU!VALENTj CBRTI- TOTAL PRIXARY PRIMARY ICIDOLB NATRIC MKDIATB I BQUIVALKNT I UR ABOVE I P'ICATB OTHERS

' 11

aOTH SIE:Il:S

18 AHD ABOVI: 271,277 22, 340 t6,762 58, 292 59' 9'71 33,868 4.3. 695 16, 723 2,973 1,653 10 lt tl,267 18,177 22,89t 9. 4.53 170 15 t8,352 l, 622 5, 190 "' .. ll.61t lt,365 6,t26 73 112 39, 4.56 1, 4.01 3,288 5,t35 11, 300 '" " " 8, '721 '7. 2t6 l, ti4. 33,976 1, 4.7 3 3,318 5,383 "' "' " " 8' 019 t,861 7' 660 2. '87 '36 227 38 31,317 1,556 3,520 5,119 '7. 0<10 " 3,852 6' 928 2.652 l'7 35 25,833 1,162 2, t87 3,982 "' " 5. 6 85 3. 8 97 5.682 2,393 379 166 u 19,596 1,015 l, 97t 2. 83 5 " t,217 2,388 t,687 2. 832 128 13, ,18 1,t40 1, 85<1 l, 696 "' " " 2' 658 3,550 l, 6<11 255 131 18, 885 700"' 1,186 " " l,598 l, 90'7 l,087 2,705 l, t08 305 55 735 1,112 " " l, 388 1.573 918 1'8 71 '·'''5, ill '" "' .. " "' ... 1,862 1, 15<1 703 108 78 l.505 "' "' .. " 2" 515 7'8 "' 757 375 61 52 78 l, tl7 278 '"266 535 lH '78 265 31 7 5 AMO ABOVJ:" l, 127 '" " ..,.. "' 288 316 "' 175 325 "' 30 " 1 0 AND AllOVS l67,t73 12,231 25,095 30,681 38. 75'7 19,795 26,312 11,107 2. <155 1,113 18 l< 22, 537 5. 906 11,tOS "· 771 325 12' 15 22,924. 2,917 .. 6,t40 8' 6'71 3,365 H6 67 lO lt.700 '" " " ... 1,915 3,708 8,002 5, 3<11 3,705 6'1 373 20, 768 8ll 1,785 3,71S " " " 5' 315 2,869 4,235 l,528 1'6 JO 19,888 1,991 3, 591 "' " "' 626 2,324 ", 169 l,776 367 35 16,069 "'6'1 1,391 "' " 2' '793 3. 7'72 1,784 3,581 l, 693 316 '18 u ll,272 " 1,072 1,199 2,736 1, 378 2' 888 l, 369 a. eta "' "' " " " "6 "' l,181 1,683 1, 011 2. 253 l. 14;6 221 so 379 " " '. '"' 8'8 1, 138 1, 807 1,803 171 76 55 "' "' " ". 405 "' 62' 761 385 l,137 1" ,. J,382 "' "' .. " "' "' 408 855 9l 135 "' "' '" " " " 2' 221 200 476 "' 52 35 78 1, 557 "' '" "' " ll5 121 185 Hl "' 28 7 5 AND AllOVS 1, 316 lJ8 12' 153 308'" 110 "' " •mw.• '" 177 27 " 18 AllD ABOVS 118,BOt7 "' 238 17 2,1:20 "' " .. " 26' 29' 116 175 15 35 1, 214 157 '" "' "' .. " 287 280 272 18' 161 77 17 78 74. 878 155 HS 171 " 75 .AJID UOQ Ill , 163 154"' " " .. "' " " " 85

TABLE 13 - LITERATE PDPULATIDN (10 YEARS AND ABOVE) EY FIELD OF EDUCATION, SEX AND AGE GROUP

LITERATE POPULATION BY FIELD OF EDUCATION

SEX/AGE

GROUP I ENGINEER- I TIB/ I AGRI I FDR - I CDKMl!:RCI!: ! I I RELIGIOUS

(IN YEARS) TOTAL GENERAL j ING/ I HEALTH LAW IEST./ANM-iBUS!NESS iTEACH!NG jEDUCATION OTHERS

IT!!:CHNICALI I HUSBANDRY i

7 ' 10 11

KARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXES

10 AND ABOVB 4,710,207 4,485,318 66,103 30,662 13,099 5' 4 53 'l). 862 21, 40-t 27,517 16,709

10 14 060, 250 859, 368 85 11 20 60 7,780 926

lS 19 809,418 793, 212 4' 183 2' 004 Hl ))1 2' 78 9 32) 5,000 l, 275

rn H 696,263 653,262 14, 303 6' 843 86S 1, 283 11,004 2. 32 9 3. 54-l 2,750 " " 55),226 515,654 11, 564 5,702 l '38 3 )16 9,956 3. 182 2,514 2,355 )0 H 455, 292 424, 523 8. 583 4. 597 2,011 71) 6. 678 3,886 2,066 2. 309 JS l9 354, 5'11 3 30' 8'12 7,7)0 3' 559 2,065 558 3, 'llO 2. 991 1. 587 l,799 '° .. 302' 146 282,986 6,318 2,770 l, 6 51 470 2' 546 2, 36 9 1,327 1, 709

so 5' 16 5. 404 153, )63 ) '593 l. 119 l, 3 31 281 2. 131 l,755 820 1,011 SS 59 103,256 95, 905 2, 127 9)6 '" 39S 1, 22 l 1,089 5" "' 60 64 78,768 74,098 l. 202 65) 480 lH S98 "' 528 453 46,824 359 SOl 7S , 290 322 JO• " " 49,001 "' .. 3 3. 7 92 3 1, 884 430 178 354 101 "' 198 264 111 " " .,. 241 7l 132 7 5 AND ABOVE 29.931 28, 239 '38 59 " "' MAL' 10 AND ABOVE 2.712,598 2,550,533 59,130 16,760 11,163 2 '959 36,590 6. 844 18.219 10,400

10 14 452. 030 446, 150 74 20 38 5' 3 50

15 19 429,054 '118, 527 3' 264 670 l19 196 1,931 14 8 3.522 667"' 20 24 396, 46B 367,204 12.142 2. 976 620 473 8. 519 "' 2,414 l. 6 31 25 29 325,160 298 ,841 10,134 2' 842 947 447 8,298 752 1. 620 l, 2".' 9

30 34 271, 154 2'19, 337 7,736 2. 364 1,673 406 5, 6 3 9 1, 137 1,255 l, 6-: 7

35 3 9 211. 342 193,728 7,102 2. 323 1,769 ) SJ 3,080 8lJ 1. 037 1,137

'10 44 187. 536 17),041 5' 961 1. 866 1,508 lll 2. 270 641 827 1, 091

45 49 135,039 123.352 4. 524 l, 300 l, 2 40 173 2. 47 4 688 SSl 737

so 5" 106,939 97,316 ), 4 5 l aoo 1,204 213 2,009 ao 2 438

55 5 9 6B, 595 62. 705 2, 061 63• 606 113 1, 175 5)6 277 428"' 60 64 51.601 47. 9'17 l, 094 )58 ... 109 512 408 )) l 6 5 6 9 33,754 31,377 725 213 .,, 61 ll• 161 179 "'225 70 74 23,648 22. 051 399 363 34< .. 252 124 1'1 75 JSl ., 75 AND AEOVE 20,278 18,957 463 200 JS 77 "' 121 FEMALE

10 AND ABOV8 1,997 ,689 l,934,785 7' 053 13, 902 1, 936 2. 4 9-l 7. 212 14, 560 9, 2 98 6,389 10 14 416,220 413,218 11 11 " 2.430 528 lS 19 380, 364 374,685 939 l, 3 34 112 39S 058 17S L478

20 H 299,795 286,058 2' 161 3. 867 245 810 2,565 1,840 1, 130 l,119"' 25 " 228.066 216,813 l. '13 0 2' 868 436 469 1,658 2,430 ... l. 076 JO H 184' 138 175,186 .., 2' 233 ll8 313 1,039 2,669 811 702 JS l9 .143,199 137,114 "' l, 236 296 205 llO 2.178 sso 662 '° .. 114,610 109,945 ) 57 904 l4l 139 276 l,728 soo 618 .,. JO) '5 49 75,960 72,606 lBS 83 " 251 1, 6 31 279 5" 54 58,465 56,047 Hl 319 127 68 12 2 953 382 JOS SS 59 34,661 33, 200 66 "' 36 " 46 493 HS 2ll 60 64 27' 167 26,151 108 39S 36 25 86 '" 197 lS5 65 69 15,247 14,647 S7 146 " 14 10 129 l4l " 70 74 10' l'l4 9. 83 3 31 lS 10 52 20 " 73 36 75 AND ABOVE 9. 6 53 9,282 11 87 41 " 11 24 162 11 86

TABLE 13 - LITERATE POPULATIOK (10 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY FIELD or BDUCATIOK, SEX AND AGE GROUP

------~ ------LITERATE POPULATION BY FIELD DP EDUCATIOK SEX/AGE I ------GROUP 1 ENGnn:ER-1 TIB/ IAGRI/POR-ICOMMERCE/I !RELIGIOUS (HI YEARS) TOTAL GEKBRAL I ING/ HEALTH IEST./ANM- [BUSINESS fTEACHIKG jBDUCATIUN OTHERS I TECHNICAL I I HUSBANDRY I ------. ------5 ' ' 10 ll ------' URACHI 'METROPOLITAN CORPORATION BUTH SEXBS

10 AND ABOVE 4,432,010 4,230,975 58, 841 25,898 11,0511 4,9811 37, 616 20,278 26, 911 15' 44 5 10 14. 824',983 816,353 85 ll 30 7,593 886 15 19 769,066 754, 369 3,770 l,710 " '°' 138 2,221 3ll 4,875 l,234 20 24 656,807 618,101 13,258 5,493 6'3 1,173 9' 931 2,224 3,506 2, 474 25 2 9 519,250 485,586 10,733 4,811 l,142 S61 11,507 2' 96 5 2,465 2,1110 JO 34 423,975 396,500 7' 455 4' 003 l, 764 650 5,806 3,595 2,041 2,161 J 5 39 329, 508 308,759 6, 546 3,010 l,730 538 2,11113 2,1135 l,550 l, 657 40 44. 282,550 265,664 5,448 2,357 1,406 ll5 2,140 2,302 l, 293 l, 565 4.5 49 197,081 183, 784 4' 214 1,503 l, 165 2]] 2,247 2,216 S28 SSl so 54 154,519 143,995 3,063 l,026 l, 121 2'9 l, 754 l, 641 896 55 5 9 96,260 89,710 l,820 569 "' "' 195 1,057 l, 040 513 559 60 64 73,346 69,231 l, 018 920 "' 990 555 5'] .,, 65 6 9 45,496 42,895 648 "'28< '11 35 292 2'° ]OJ 304 70 74 31,365 29,746 JS 5 '36 258 21' 198 264 75 AND ABOVE 27,804 26,282 198 206 " " 59 59 ll 389 U2 MALE "'

10 AND ABOVE 2,545,125 2,400,828 52,542 14,059 9, 47 3 2,704 31, 604 6,493 17.1145 9' 577 10 H 429,493 423,783 " 30 23 5,226 m 406,130 396,564 2, 998 563 30] " " 196 1,465 HS 3, 451 638 20 371, 768 345,513 11.273 2. 044 " 952 7,705 '39 2,399 l, 496 25 304,392 280,866 9,436 2,342 '" " 7,128 "6 l,5110 l, 16 2 JO H 251,346 231,888 6,763 2,099 l, 466"' '" 333 4' 950 1,071 1. 243 l, 493 35 J9 195,273 179,983 5, 946 2,053 1, 476 353 2,666 '35 l,000 l,061 175, 264 162,577 5' 113 1, 615 " .. 1, 284 269 l,946 64' l, 026 ., 126, 191 115,874 3,968 1, 191 l, 10 7 " H9 2,073 658 51"' S 633 50 54 100, 193 91,734 2. 955 1,076 "' 1'0 l, 682 425 612 55 59 64' 190 58,976 l, 763 553 '" 596 HJ l, 011 533 rn 60 48,299 45,065 921 384 10] "' " 429 H9 lH 29S 65 31, 533 29,476 591 "' 389 " " 292 16' lH 225 22,091 20,752 m "1"' 24S " " " 1'9 61 75 ANO ABOVE 18,962 17,777 136 "' "' "' 35 48 "1 P!MALE "' " "' 10 AND ABOVS: l,886,885 1,830,147 6,299 11,1139 l, 585 2,284 6,012 13, 7115 9,066 5,868 30 1' 395,490 392' 570 ll 11 2,367 509 15 362,936 357,805 l, 143 " " "' "' 356 1,424 596 20 285,039 272,588 l, 911'5 3,

TAELE lJ - LITERATE POPULATION (10 YltARS AND AEOJ!) BY P'IBLO OP KDUCAT~OH, SBX AND AGB GROUP /

LITBRAT& POPOLATION EY PIBLP OP BDDCATION ,, SEX/AGE ---i GROUP iBNGINEKR-1 TIE/ IAGRI/POR-\COMMKRCB/I IRBLIGIODS (IN YEARS) TOTAL GENERAL I ING/ NEAL TN .... I EST. /ANM- I EUSINJ:SS I TEACHING I BDUC'ATIPN OTEBRS I TECHNICAL I I HUSBANDRY I

11

URI.CHI CANTONMENTS

BOTH SEXES 10 AND AEOVE 278,277 254, 343 1, 342 4,764 2' 041 HS 6' 246 l. 126 606 1, Jol4

10 14 43' 2?7 43,015 10 lS 187

10 14 22, 537 22,367 10 lS ,,. "'21 lS 19 22, 924 21, 963 103 " ... 71 " ,. 21,691 168 8H 10 lS llS '° 24' 700 869 "' " 25 " 20, 768 17, 97 5 698 500 189 33 l, 170 .. .. m " 19, 808 17,449 "' 207 13 .,."' " 12 114 JS J9 16,069 13,745 l,l56 270 "' " " " 40 .. 12,272 10,464 848 251 22' ",. 32< " 65 45 8,848 7,478 S56 109 lll <01 ,.30 13 10< so 6' 746 5,582 <96 59 128 " 32' 13 4,405 3,729 77 60 16< 23 .. 60 64 3' 302 2,882 "' 39 60 83 59 l,901 ., 65 69 2' 221 134 .," '° 70 L 557 1,299 .. " 53 14 75 AND AEOVB: L 316 1,180 76 lS 16

FEMALE " 10 AND ABOVE 110,804 104,638 75< 2' 063 JSl 210 l, 260 77S '" S2l 10 14 20, 730 20,648 " 1' lS 19 17,428 16,880 H7 191 21 102 12 .. 12 " 24 14' 756 13,470 176 m so •• "' " " lH 25 " lJ,208 12,093 lll 391 " " "' 171 SI ,. 11.509 10,574 155 129 40 181 HS 11 " " " 39 8,964 ., 113 lS 8.338 " "' 20 " .. 40 44 7,324 6,858 22 162 21 33 " " " 45 49 . 5' 070 4, 696 39 112 25 10 77 73 13 25 so 54 4.139 J, 786 H 14 " so 90 33 21 SS 59 2.591 2,466 41 11 " " 60 64 2' 120 l, 985 11 Sl 25 15 ,. " " 1. 284 1,228 " 10 10 70 870 839 lS

75 AND ABOVI!: 811 777

------~ ------.J. - -- -- 88

TAllLJ: 14 - POPULATION (5 Y&ARS AND AllOVE) BY KOUCATIOHAL INSTITUTION ATTENDANCE, SEX ANP AGE GROUP

Sll/AGll: TOTAL ATTENDING COMPLETtm NEVl!:R

GROUP POPULATION ATTEITTJED

(IN YD.RS)

'

IU.JtACHI CITY

BOTH SU:J:S

5 AND AllOVK 8,095,532 2,252,117 2,856,588 2, 986, 827 " °' l, l.69, 506 716,i75 21' ll!ll 431,140 10 1' l, 149, 84.3 811,144 63,467 2/5,232

lS 1' 1,069,723 499, 859 263,889 306,775 " " 951, 337 162,852 466,155 322,330 25 .. 791, 587 38' 514. 463.215 285',858 30 " 677,506 12,081 481. 678 263, 747 35 " 534,693 S,528 318,451 210, 722 '° " 484', 877 4' 326 273,613 286,138 " " 356,884' 2,146 15'8' 893 163, 845 so " 302,635 145,569 157,066 55 " 198, 328 85'' 624 108,704 60 64. 265,772 66,927 98,845

100,589 41, 3 81 59,208 65 '" 70 74 72,83] 27,455 45,378

7 5 AND ABOVll: 70,219 22,380 47,839 llLE

5 AND AllOVB'. 4,387,720 l,227,317 l,677,639 1,492,?64

05 09 600,178 374,093 18' 561 215,524

10 14 55'6, 132 429, 357 29' 75'0 136,984 lS 1' 564,546 271,854 137,337 155.355 '° " 525,246 100,203 256,588 168,355 " " 4.4 5' 74.0 26,671 266,867 152' 202 lO H 382,85'1 7' 694 236,5'75 138,222 " " 296,579 3,430 188,117 185, 0)2 '° " 269,743 2.691 168, 664 98, )88 " " 201,50] 1, 324 122,605 7?, 5?4 so " 168,837 Sl3, 541 IS, 2 Sl6 55 59 111,75'0 58,547 53,243 '° " 85'' 867 44,046 45,821 " " 56,6)6 29, 009 27,627 '° " 40,805 19,436 21, 369 75 AND ABOVJ: 37' 328 15,556 21,772 ,.... ,.. 5 ANP ABOVJ: 3,707.812 l, 034', 900 1, 1/8, 949 1,494,063

OS 09 56!1, 328 342, 382 ll,330 215,616

10 14. 553 '712 381,/87 33,677 138,248

15 19 505,177 227,205 126,552 151,420 '° " 426' 25'1 62,649 209,567 153. 975 " " 345,84/ 11,94) 15'6' 34'9 137,656 3P " 2!ilfi' 615 4,397 164, ?83 125, 5:5 " " 238,114 2,090 130, 334 105,6SIG '° " 214'' 334 1,6)5 104,949 107,750 " " 155,311 "' 68, 289 86, 271 so 133,7!18 52,029 81, 77·)

SS "St 1(1, 531 )l, 077 55,461 •• " 75' !105 22,991 53,024 •• .. fiJ.953 12,3?2 31,581 Tll: 74 32,029 8, 01S1 24,009

'' AJID UOVll 32,891 6' 02 4 26,067 89

TABLE 14 - POPULATION (5 YIU.RS AND ABOVR) BY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDANCE, SEX AND AGE GROOP

SEX/AGE TOTAL ATTENDING COMPLK'l'BD .. ,.. GROUP POPULATION ATTl!:NDl:D

(IN YEARS)

5

!Vo.RACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTH SEXES

5 AND ABOVE 7,683.264 2.140,968 2,679,568 2,862,728

05 09 1,114,688 681, 284 20,167 413, 237

10 H 1,098,304 773,198 68, 383 264,723

15 1' 1,021,039 475,712 250,624 294' 703 20 " 902,454 152,648 442,014 307,792 " 747,713 35,63) 435,230 276,858 30 34 6J6' 821 11, 230 374.536 251,055 35 " 502, 676 5,203 295.522 201,951

so S4 287,086 1)5' 686 151,400 55 59 188,103 83,899 104,204 60 .. 157,496 62,021 95,475 65 " 95, 398 38,271 57' 127 '° " 69,072 25,311 43,761 75 AND ABOVE 66,723 21.087 45,716

MACE

S AND ABOVE 4' 152' 405 1.156,607 1.564,923 1. 430' 875

05 09 571. 992 355,761 9' 76 9 206,462 10 14 569,534 408,699 28,430 132,405 15 " 537.112 259,560 128, 247 149,305 20 " 495,409 93,730 240,461 161,218 25 " 419,896 24,749 249,616 145,531 30 34 358,475 7' 124 219, 241 132' 110 35 " 277,058 3 '2 36 173,418 100,404

<5 ., 189, 980 l, 221 114,911 73,848 50 54 159.760 87,433 72,327

55 59 105,838 54' 961 50,877 60 64 85,246 41.158 44,088 05 " 53,680 26,936 26,744 " " 38,673 18,018 28, 655 75 AND AKOVE 35,422 14, 655 20,767 FEMAL£

5 AND ABOVE 3, 5)0, 859 984,361 1,114,645 1,431,853

05 09 542, 69fi 325,523 10,398 206,775

10 14 528,770 364,499 31,953 132,318 " " 483,~27 216,15:.1 122,377 145, 398 20 ,. 407,045 58, 918 201,553 146,574 25 " 327,817 10,884 185,614 131,319 30 34 278, 346 4, 106 155,295 118, 945 35 " 225,618 1, 967 122,104 101,547 40 .. 203, 718 1, 576 98, 253 103,889 '5 .. 147,663 736 64, 064 82,863 50 54 127' 326 48,~53 79,073

59 82' 265 28,938 53,327

60 64 72,250 28,863 51,387 65 " "l, 718 11, 335 30,383 30,399 7' 2 93 23, Hl<;

75 AND ABOVE 31,301 6' 35 2 24,949 90

TABLg 14 - POPULATION (5 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDANCE, SEX AND AGE GROUP

SJ!:X/AGI!: TOTAL ATTIUmtNG COMPLETED NEVER GROUP POPULATION ATTENDED (IN YEARS) ------. ------

------ltARACHt CANTONMl!:NTS

BOTH SEXES

5 AND ABOVI!: 412,268 111, 149 177,020 124, 099 OS 09 54,818 35, 191 l, 724 17,903 10 14 51, 539 37' 946 3,084 10, 509 15 48, 684 " 23,347 1),265 12,072 20 24 48,883 10,204 24, 141 14,538 25 43, 874 " 2' 881 27' 985 13,008 30 34 40,685 '51 27,142 12,692 35 32,017 " 31' 22,929 8. 771 40 44 26,029 223 17,691 8' 115 45 19,241 .. 11, 918 7' 1)4 50 54 15, 549 "' 9' 88 3 s' 666 55 59 10,225 5,725 4' 500 60 64 8,276 4,906 3' 370 65 69 5' 191 3,110 2, 081 70 74 3' 761- 2' 144 1, 617 75 AND A80VJ!: ) '496 l, 37 3 2. 12) MALE

5 AND ABDV8 235, 315 60,710 112,716 61, 889 05 28,186 " 18,332 9,062 10 14 26,597 "' 20,658 l, 360 4, s 79 15 27,434 " 12,294 9,090 6,050 20 ,. 29,737 6' 47 3 16,127 7' 13 7 25 25,844 " l,922 17,251 6' 6 7 l JO 34 24,416 5'0 17,7)4 6' 112 )5 19,521 " 194 14, 699 4,628 40 44 15,413 164 10, 995 4,254 45 11, 523 .. 103 7' 6 9 4 3' 72 6 50 54 9,077 6' 108 2' 96 9 55 59 5,952 3' 586 2' 36 6 • 60 64 4,621 2' 888 l, 7 3 3 65 " 2' 956 2' 073 70 74 2,132 "' 1,418 '14 75 AND ABOVK l, 906 "l l, 005 l"KMALK

5 AND ABOVE 176,953 50,439 64,304 62, 210 OS 09 26,632 16,859 8' 841 10 14 24' 94 2 "' 17,288 l, 724 s' 93 0 15 ll,250 " 11,05) 4' 17 5 6. 02 2 20 24 19,146 ), 7 31 8,014 7,401 25 18,030 959 " 10,734 6' 33 ~ 30 H 16 ,.269 281 9,408 6' 580 35 12,496 m " 8' 230 4' 14 3 40 44 10' 616 59 6' 6 96 3,861 '5 7,718 .. 4,224 ) '408 50 54 " 6,472 3,775 2,697 55 59 4' 27 3 2' 139 2' 134 60 .. ), 655 2,018 1, 6) 7 65 2, 23 5 " l. 037 l, 198 " 1, 6 29 '26 75 AND" ABOVE '" 1,590 rn 1,llS 91

TABLE 15 STUDENT POPULATION (5 Y~'.ARS AND ABOVE) BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, S!:lt AND AGE GR.OUP

STUDENTS EY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SEX/AGE 1--

GROUP BELOW I MATRIC OR INTER~ I EA/BSC OR I MA/MSC " I VOCATIONAL!

(IN YEARS) TOTAL PR I MAR¥ PRIMARY MIDDLE I EQUIVALENT MEDIATE !EQUIVALENT IEOUIVALENT ICERTIPICATEj OTHERS OR ABOVE I /DIPLOMA

13

l!:ARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXICS 5 AND AEDV!: 2.252.117 94.6,055 477,243 338,505 223, 111 14.7' 413 61,567 10,347 4,910 42.9,6

05 09 716,475 657,610 36. 94.1. ll, 914. 10 H 811.144. 257,108 378, 578 153,558 9' 93 3 " 1.1, 914 15 19 499,059 19' 2 97 52' 1172 169,112 110,089 73,920 7' 97 5 628 5' 166 20 ,. 162,852 4.,924 4' 275 9' 88 3 34,650 60,974. 37,601 5' 117 2,870 l,558

25 38,514. 2,J4.6 1. 675 2, 56, 5' 076 9,559 12.029 ) '64.6 864 '53 " 1, 4.64 1, 6 34. 1. 4 75 30 " 12' 081 l, 9 98 l. 4 32 2' 5t8 '" 263 3 ll 3 5 AN'D ABOVE 11, 992 2' 77 2 l, 470 1. 922 1, 72 9 1,485 1.4.14 628 232 348 MAL• 5 AND ABOVE l. 217. 317 502,4.42 258, 256 179,248 125,160 87,466 36,569 6,285 25. 953

05 09 )74.,093 34.3,027 l'Ll90 11, 8 76

10 H 429, 357 14.0,953 197,418 78,320 4,925 18 7' 7 2 3 15 19 271.854 11. 303 28,750 91. 384 92, 360 4.0, 224 3' 712 ... 3' 6 57 20 ,. 100, 203 2' 970 2' 513 5' 763 22,376 38,192 21, 398 2,804 l,374. l, 813 25 " 26,671 l, 3 72 864 1, 727 3,471 7' 108 8,567 2, 320 "' 5 25 30 " 7' 694 1., 160 '13 891 '52 l, 029 l. 888 6'1 208 1'2 3 5 AN'D ABOVE 7,4.45 1, 6 57 808 l, 163 l, 076 l. 0-04. 4'0 "' "' FEM.ALE "' 5 A.'l'D ABOVE 1, 034. 800 443,613 226' 987 159,257 97,951 59,947 24, 998 4,062 '" 17,013 05 09 34.2. 382 314,583 17,751 10,048

10 14 381. 787 116,155 181.160 75, 238 5.008 35 4' 191 15 ,.19 227,205 7. 9 94 24.122 77,728 77,729 33.696 4,263 164 1.509 20 62,649 1,954 1. 76 2 4, 120 12,274 22,782 16,203 2' 313 ... 745 " " ll, 84.3 "' 8ll 8" l, 605 2 '451 3. 462 l. 326 14? 228 " l< 4,387 '38 "' rn 682 H6 660 285 55 1'' 35 AN'D ABOVE 4. 541 1,115 6 62 "' 653 rn 410 138 " 163 92

TABLB 15 - STUDENT POPULATION (5 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY BOUCATIONAL ATTAINM8N'T, SEX AND AG! GROUP ------STUDENTS BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT SEX/AGll' I -----

GROUP BELOW MATRIC OR INTER- BA/SSC OR : MA/NSC " VOCATIONAL j (IN YU.RS) TOTAL PRIMARY PRIMARY MIDDLB ]EQUIVALENT MEDIATE [EQUIVALENT !EQUIVALENT !CERTIFICATE• OTHERS

i DR ABOVE I /DIPLOMA

' 7 11

KARACHI KBTROPOLITAN CORPORATION BOTH Sll'XBS

5 AND UOVB 2,140,,68 903, 247 4.54.' 329 321.805 211, 917 138,4.28 56,731 9' 186 3' 903 41, 4:.12 OS 681,284 625,738 34.' 549 " 20' 9 :17 10 14 773,l,8 247,289 360,64.6 lt•. 386 9' 216 11, 6~•S 15 1' 475,712 18,608 50, 818 162, 359 161,751 " 6 9, 218 7,360 561 5' 0:17 24 152,648 4,731 •,oos 9, 561 33,020 57,304 34.,8)2 4.,612 " 2' 186 2' 3 ~) 25 35,633 2,278 l,562 2,4.34. 4,726 9, 14. 9 " 10,935 3' 14 3 7 :.5 lO H 11, 230 l, '16 l,328 l,)4.4. '" l, 56 5 1,390 2' 3 20 846 220 3" 35 AND ABOV!i 11,263 2' 6 87 L 4.17 l, 7 21 1,6)9 L 367 l,284 585 2l3 300 KALB

5 AND ABOVE l, 156' 607 479,531 238,059 170, 383 118,830 82,314. 3 3' 77 3 5' 581 2' 997 25, 1J9 OS 355,761 326,421 17,917 " 11. 423 10 H 408,69, 135,236 187,795 73,594. • '538 7' 536 15 1' 25,,561) 10,964 27,74.) 87,757 87,944. 37,717 3' 450 3' 577 28 24 93' 7 31) 2,842 2' )) 1 5,564. 21,200 "' 35,94.6 lS,862 2' 520 1,722 l, 74 3 25 24,74.9 1,347 807 l, 614. " ) '214 6,865 7,8)3 2,024. SH Sill lO H 7,124 1. 120 662 803 l,730 590 175 llil 35 AND ABOV!i '°' 6' 984 1,681 80< l, 051 l,026 '" 832 H7 HS JI' EMA LB '" 5 AND ABOVB: 984, 361 423, 716 216,270 151,422 93,087 56,114. 22,958 3' 605 16' 233. OS 325,523 299,317 16,632 '" " ~' 574 lO H 364,4.99 112,053 172,851 70,792 • '678 l2 4' 11)3 15 1' 216,152 7,644. 2 3' 1)75 74.,602 73,807 Jl,501 ) '910 153 L 4~0 58,918 1,889 l, 678 3' 997 11,820 21,358 " " 14,970 2' 092 6 50 25 11)' 884 931 755 820 1, 512 2,284 "' " 3' 102 1. 119 H7 2 ;.4 lO H 4' 106 666 "l 590 45 rn 35 AND ABOVB: "' "' 4' 279 l, 086 6ll 670 613 "' "' 535 386 138 75 153 93

TABLK 15 - STUDENT POPULATION (5 YEARS ANO ABOVE) BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMJNT, SEX AND AGK GROUP

STUDENTS BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Sl!X/AGK I ------GROUP BK LOW I Klr.TRIC OR INTER- I BA/BSC OR I KA/HSC k I VDCATIDNALI

(IN YEARS) TOTAL PRIMARY PRIMARY MIDDLE I EQUIVALENT MEDIATE jEQUIVALENT !EQUIVALENT ICERTIFICATEI OTHERS OR ABOVE I /DIPLDKA

10 ll

KARACHI CANTONMENTS

BOTH SEXES

5 AND ABOVE 111.149 42,808 22,914 16,700 11.194 8.985 4' 8 36 l, 161 1. 007 l. 5·14 .,::.t~"' OS 09 35,191 )l, 872 2. ) 9 2 "' " l4 )1,946 9,819 17.932 9' 172 ll 2"15 lS l9 2),)41 689 2,054 6' 75) 8.) 38 4.702 6lS " 1-l 9 20 24 10,204 193 '66 J22 l, 6 30 3.670 2,769 sos lii 5 25 " 2' 881 68 llJ lJ2 J so l. 094 s OJ l8 JO H 851 " 10< l20 " 85 "' llO lO )5 AND AEOVE "' 85 SJ " 118 llO 43 5 AND ABOVE 60,710 22,911 12, 197 8' 865 6,330 5' 152 2' 7 96 '" 8l4 OS 09 18, 332 16,606 l, 273 453

10 l4 20,658 5' 11 7 9,62) 4,726 387 18 lS l9 12,294 1,007 3' 627 4, 416 2' 507 56 " "'128 1,176 2. 24 6 1. 5'" 36 m " 6 '4 73 "' "' ,,. " 25 " l, 922 25 5' llJ "6 JO H 40 Sl 88 158 Bl JJ

) 5 AND ABOVE 56 ll2 Bl 106 43

FEMALE 5 AND ABOVE 50,439 19,897 10' 71 7 7' 835 4' 864 3' 833 2,040 "' " OS 09 16,859 15, 266 1. 119 10 17,288 4' 102 8' 309 4' 446 )JO .. lS 11, 053 J so 1. 047 3' 126 3' 92 2 2. 195 J SJ ll 28 3' 7 31 65 .. 123 454 l. 424 1. 2 33 '" " 25 " 4J S6 l9 9) "' 360 '" JO 281 " SJ " 10 " lO 10 35 AND ABOVE " " 94

TABLI 16 • STUDENT POPULATION (5 'ilARS AND ABOVE) BY FIELD OF EDUCATION, SEX AND AGE GROUP ------STUDENTS B'i FIELD OF EDUCATION SU/AGE 1----- GROUP IAGRICULT- (IN YEARS) JENGINEER­ TIB/ IURAL/P'DR- ICDHMERCE/' !RELIGIOUS TOTAL GE'NERAL IING/ HSALTH LAW IESTRY/AN- !BUSINESS TEACHING !EDUCATION OTHERS I TECHNICAL I IM.AL HUS-

1 BANDRY

4 10 11

AARAC'HI CITY EOTH SEXES

5 AND ABOVE 2,252,117 2,192,929 13,901 7,901 1,130 l, 071 10, 586 1,751 18' 85 3 ) '9 9 5 OS 09 716,475 709,371 20 11 6' 195 888 14 811,144 803,044 '° 7' 28 2 772 15 .. 19 ol99,059 487,004. 3' 219 l, 6 82 1" 21' 2' 305 ) '531 76 4 28 ,. 162,852 lolO, 968 7,612 -4' 2 98 36 2 "' 656 5' 900 l, 14 5 l, 07 7 38, 514. 31, 3 59 2' 34 3 l, 3 6 5 331 "' " " 175 1. 86 9 363 310 30 3' 12,081 10, J73 443 327 131 11 "' 158 160 148 130 35 AND AEOVI 11,992 10,810 148 ll lH 123 189 54 NACE "' "'

5 AND ABOVE l,217,317 1,176,512 11,958 3' 6 90 506 8,527 12,626 2. 2 4 7 OS 09 374,093 370,201 10 3' 44 3 18 14 ol29, 357 423.885 4J' ,. 5' 098 350 15 19 271,SSol 263,64.3 2' 585 537 65 121 1,651 60 2,755 437 20 24 100,203 84, 679 6,596 l, 954 2 '1 4, 687 156 690 25 26' 671 21, 108 2,127 857 219 "' '" " SS 1, 712 SS 201 JO J4 7' 694 6' 399 HO 186 120 11 "' JJ5 7J 86 JS AND ABOVE 1, 44 5 6,597 230 156 '38 " 142 60 78 44 P'lMALE

5 AND ABOVE 1,034,800 l,016,417 1, 943 4' 211 317 565 2,059 l, 293 6, 2 27 l, 748 OS 09 342,312 339,170 11 2,752 10 H 381,787 379, 159 "' 22 2' 184 422 15 19 227,205 223,361 634 l,145 93 654 118 776 327 20 62,649 56,289 1, 016 2' 344 lll " " 367 1, 213 678 387 25 11, 8ol3 10,251 216 508 "' " ll2 90 157 314 10 H 4' 387 3, 974 31 141 11 " "' 2l 81 74 44 3 5 AND ABOVE' 4,547 4' 213 44 7J 10 11 12 6J ln 20 95

TABLE 16 STUDENT POPULATIDH (5 y~:ARS AND ABOVE) BY FIELD OP' EDUCATIOH, SEX AND AGE GROUP

c'TUDEHTS BY FIELD OF EDUCATION

SEX/AGE 1--

GROUP IAGRICULT-

(IN YEARSJ !ENGINl!ER- T!B/ iURAL/FOR- !COMMERCE/ !RELIGIOUS

TOTAL GEHERAL 0 ING/ HEA'.':'H !ESTRY/AN- !BUSINESS TEACHING ! EDUCATIOH OTHERS

!TECHNICAL IIMAL HUS-

i SANDRY

'

KARACHI METROPOLI~AN CORPORATION

BOTH SEXES ), 7)) 5 AND ABOVE 2,140.968 2,086.784 !2,804 6. l 28 l. 00 l 9. 22 9 l, 6 09 18' 5 l 5

05 09 681,284 674. l 18 10 11 6. 086 859 ;s; 10 H 773,198 765, 261 7. 14 9 " l, 467 15 19 475,712 464. 822 2. 906 l. 428 140 '°' 1, 858 162 '21 ,. 152,648 l l l' 228 7. 088 3. 303 "5 603 5' 33 l 76 5 • l. 12 l 942

25 l 5. 6 3 3 29' 304 2' 158 l. 108 289 168 l. 5 96 m 161 rn " l3 0 30 H 11, 2 3 0 9' 707 '84 m l:; l 11 154 rn "' 54 lS AND ABOVE lL 26 3 10,144 m "' 140 11 146 ~09 189 HALE

5 AND ABOVE LlS6,607 1,119,332 ll.09l 2' 682 460 7,419 12, 433 2' 092

05 09 355, 761 l5l,9l2 10 J,409 410

10 14 408.699 403, 359 11 4' 988 341

l9 19 259, 560 252, lll 2' 372 '50 54 121 l, 2 86 5' 2,718 194 20 9 3. 7) 0 79. 900 6,177 1, 26 5 191 250 4. 2 62 :56 889 640 " l, 4 6 2 78 m m 25 29 24. 749 19,8b4 1, 96 9 655 189 " 30 H 7,124 5. 975 3 51 16 5 120 11 2'5 " H 86 3 5 AND ABOVE 6. 984 6. 191 214 14' 130 lH 46 78 44

FEMALE

5 AND ABOVE 984, 361 967,452 1, 711 3' 64 5 541 l. 810 1. 197 6. 082 1,641 °' 09 3 25, s::) l22, 386 11 2. 677 449 10 364,499 l61. 902 " 2. 161 '14 15 19 216, 152 212,711 SH "' 86 " rn :as "' m 20 " 58, 918 53. l 28 m 2. 038 " 353 1, 06 9 609 2H 302 " " ia, B84 9' 440 "' 4 5 3 100 90 lH "' 86 95 30 H 4, 106 3' 7 32 13 112 11 23 " 64 44 3 5 AND ABOVE 4,279 ] , 953 44 10 12 63 111 10 96

TABLE 16 - STUDENT POPULATION (5 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY FIELD OF EDUCATION, SEX AND AGE GROUP

STUDENTS BY FIELD DF EDUCATION SEX/AGE

GROUP j AGiUCULT-

(IN YIU.RS) ;ENGIHEER­ TIB/ j URAL/FOR- ICOMMERCE/ [RELIGIOUS TOTAL GENERAL i ING/ HEALTH I ESTRY/AN- susnu:ss TEACHING jEDUCATION OTHERS

I TECHNICAL I IKAL HUS -

, BANDRY

KARACHI CANTONMENTS BOTH SEXES

5 AND ABOVE llL 149 106,145 l, 097 1. 573 165 l, 35 7 3 lS 05 " " 35,191 35' 053 105 10 H 37,946 783 37, 13 133 15 1' 2 3' 34 7 22,182 313 18 10 .., 16 20 10' 204 1, 14 o " " 52< 03 565 '5 2,881 2. o 55 18 5 " rn " " lO "34 " " 851 666 59 10 35 AND ABOVE " "' 36 ~CE "'

5 AND ABOVE 60,710 57' 180 86 5 l, 008 1, 108 153 155 05 05 18' 3 3 2 18, 269 H 10 l< 20,658 " 20, 526 lJ 110 15 15 12,294 11, 532 '13 11 36 5 3' 20 6. 47 3 " " 4' 77 9 415 60 "5 12 25 25 "' l, 92 2 1, 244 158 202 30 2 50 30 34 5'0 59 2 1 60 35 AND ABOVE "' 16 l"EMALE '" '°'

5 AND ABOVE 50,439 48, 965 232 56' 2'5 HS 05 05 16' 859 16,784 " 05 10 14 17,288 17,257 2 3 15 15 11.053 10,650 100 10 10 2' 20 ), 7 31 2,961 105 " " 3' 14 lH 10 85 25 25 '59 811 2' " 12 2l 1' H 30 34 m "' 10 35 AND ABOVE 268 250 97

TABLE 17 - POPULATION BY PLACE OF ENUMERATION, PLACE OF BIRTH, AND SEX

PLACE!: OF BIRTH PLACE OF TOTAL 1------ENUMERATION/ I POPULATI- I SAME DIST I SAMS PROV I

AS OF BUT DIFFI N.W.F.P FATA PUNJAB SINDH I BALOCH- ~!SLAMA- A. J. I NORTliZRN i OTH8R NOT IENUMERAT- DISTT. IISTAN IBAD ' AREAS iCDUNTRI-jRltPORTZV :roN KASHMIR I : ES

10 11

------"" ------KARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXES 9204.480 7055793 402500 47<1790 19855 625528 39097 2483 3 926 9 77 31 537308

MAC' 495<1895 3699326 211450 302293 15061 381468 2 35 37 1342 2 94 77 6050 284.869

!"EMA LE 4249585 3356467 191050 172497 4794 2<14060 15560 1141 97 92 1681 2524.39

KARACHI HETRDPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTN SEXES 8741398 6759767 374.764 4.

KARACHI CANTONMENTS BOTH SBXES 4.6 J 082 296026 2 7716 25824 "' 872 02 2321 '13 3526 "' 18801 " '"'" 261548 155117 1614 1 18408 "' 56339 1389 435 2625 300 10)27 ll FEMALE 201534 140909 11595 74.16 " 30863 "' " 84. 74. ------'" "' 98

TABLE 18 - POPULATION BY DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE, SEX AND AGE GROUP

POPULATION ENUMERATED AT OTHER TWAN BIRTH PLACE WITH SBX/AGX TOTAL POPULATION DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE GROUP POPULATION ENUMERATED

(IN YKARS) AT BIRTH LKSS THAN 1 YEAR BUT YEARS BUT 10 YEARS

PLACE TOTAL 1 YEAR LESS THAN LESS THAN iu.U ABOVE

5 YEARS 10 YEARS

~ARACHI CITY BOTH SEXKS

ALL AGKS 9,204,480 7,055,793 :2,148,687 167,17) 312,438 245,706 1,423,370 00 " 1,108,948 l, 049' 799 59,150 22, 557 22,406 3,'1'11 10, 746 OS 09 1.169,506 l,071,374 99,132 18' 74 3 37' i 35 2 3' 950 18,004 " 14 1, l

)0 H 677,506 474,4)0 20), 076 1),971 29.101 24,026 136,979

3S l9 5)4,693 359, 169 175, 524 9' 914 19.540 17,844 128,226 40 .. 484,077 308, 074 176,00) 7' 526 16,049 14' 70 3 137,726 ., 158, 371 ll,276 128,'149 " 356' 88

SS 59 198,328 68,848 129,480 2' 23 5 7' 62 5 7' 909 111,712

60 64 165,772 60,512 105,160 2' 3) 9 5,002 5' 24 6 92' 57) 65 ,.69 100, 589 36, 5)9 64,050 l, 4 so 2' 509 2' 58 2 57,510 72,833 29,945 42, 888 '" L 711 l, 702 38,781 75 AND A80VK 70,219 )6,148 ).; '071 '" 1, 364 l, 39 3 30,717 """ ALL AGKS 4,954,895 3, 699, 326 1,255,569 106, 195 188,7:26 145,057 815,591 00 " 567,175 536,679 30,496 11,420 11, )05 l, 76 9 6,002 OS 09 600,179 549,075 51, 103 9' 641 19, )28 12,291 9. 85 3

10 14 596, 13I 5)1,:272 64, 859 8' 213 16,:264 15,546 24.836 15 ,.19 564,546 462, 253 10:2, :29) 12,89) 20,078 17' 10 l 52,221 '° 525, 146 387,292 137,954 15,764 2~,110 20, 299 7:2,692 2S 29 445,740 )13,254 132'

JO H )82,891 261,020 121, 871 10' 31) 18' 300 14' 617 78' 6-l l

35 )9 296,579 19

TABLE 18 - POPULATION BY DU'llATION or CONTINUOUS RBSIDBNCB, SBX AND AGB GROUP

POPULATION KNUMIRATSD AT uTHBR THAM BIRTH PLACK WITH

SBll:/AGB TOTAL POPULATION I DURATION OP CONTIHUUUS RBSIO&HCB

GROUP POPULATION SNUM:gRAT ID I ------

(IN YllRS) AT BIRTH Lll'SS THAN l YllR BUT 5 Yu.RS BUT 10 Yu.RS

PLACK TOTAL l YltAR LESS THAN LSSS TRAN AND ABOVl!:

5 Yu.RS 10 YU.RS

------UR;CHI CXTY

PKMALS

AH AGBS 4.249,585 J,356,467 893,118 60,978 123,712 180,649 607,779 00 .. 541, 77] 513,119 28' 6 54 11, 117 11.101 1, 672 4,744 OS " 569, 128 522' 299 47,029 9,102 18' 107 11. 66 9 8 .151 10 14 553, 712 508,406 53,)C>(; 5,714 13,766 13,834 19,992 15 " 585,177 442,069 63,100 5,972 12,523 10,655 33,958 20 ,. 4.26' 191 345,1.82 81,089 7 '7 85 15,456 ll,831 46,817 25 " 345,847 257,080 88,047 6' 029 14.' 122 12' 998 54,898 JO 34 294,615 21], 418 81, 285 3' 658 9,881 9,409 58,337 35 " 238, 114 164,855 7], 259 2' 761 6,568 7,367 56' 56 3 " •• 214., 334 14.0' 414. 73' 928 2' 34.4 5,668 5,627 60,281 ., 87,174 " 155,381 68,207 l, 960 4.. 512 4' 4.15 57,328 " " 13], 798 56,132 77,666 1, 934 4' 962 3,996 66,774 55 " 86' 5 38 30,693 55,845 '" 2,998 2' 902 4. 9' 121 68 .. 75,905 30,613 45,292 "' l,894 2,186 4.0' 428 " " 43, 953 18,113 25,840 560 1,820 "' 23,266 70 74 32,028 15,213 16,815 '" '" 505 15,346 75 """ Asovg 32,891 18,975 13,916 "' 577 "' 12 '5 91 100

TABLS 18 - POPULATION BY DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RBSIDBNCS, SBX AND AGB GROUP

POPULATION BNUMBRATBD AT OTHER THAN BIRTH PLACB WITH

SSX/AGB TOTAL POPULATION I DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RBSIDBNCB GROOP POPULATION BNUMBRATBD 1------

(IN YltARS) AT BIRTH 1 LBSS THAN l YU..R BUT 5 YllRS BUT 10 Y~S PL.ACK TUT AL 1 YBAR LBSS THAN LBSS THAN AND ABOVE

YEARS 10 YllRS

' 7

KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTH SBXBS ALL AGBS 8,141,398 6,759,761 1,981,631 138, 336 275,677 228,046 1,339,572

00 04 l,058,134 1,006,994 51,140 18, 925 19,208 ). 127 9,880 05 " l, 114' 688 1,029,118 85,570 15,364 32,342 21,011 16,85) 10 1' l,098,304 992,075 106,229 ll, 366 26, 199 26,819 41,845

15 1' 1,821,039 870, 843 150, 196 16,591 29,408 26,257 77,940 ,. 703,209 19,199 40,576 30, 240 108,630 " 902,454 199,245 25 " 747,113 546,689 201. 024 15, 188 33,277 30, 218 121,741 30 J4 636,821 452,212 18-t,609 10,877 23,880 22,330 127,522 35 " 502,676 342,430 160,246 7. 471 16,245 16,395 120,135 40 .. 458,048 293,645 164,403 6,037 1-t,143 13,777 138,-t46 45 ., ))1,643 188,028 149,615 4,869 11,551 10,577 122,618 50 " 287,086 115,987 171,099 4,869 11, 912 9, 744 144,574 55 " 188,103 64, 3 91 123,712 l, 896 7, 049 7,442 107,325 " .. 151,496 57,315 100,181 l, 994 4' 664 4,900 88,623 65 " 95,398 )4, 365 61,033 l, 304 2' 344 2,399 54,986 70 74 69,072 28,517 40,555 '" l, 58-t l, 505 36,819 75 AND A80VB 66,723 33, 949 32,774 "' l, 2 95 l, 305 29,635 KUE

ALL AGBS 4, 693, )47 3,544,209 1,149,138 87,021 165,256 135,047 761,814

80 04 540. 942 514, 735 26,287 9' 452 9, 754 l, 612 5' 38 9 05 " 571, 992 527,246 44,746 7,915 16,829 10,784 9,218 10 1' 569, 534 511.235 58,299 6,796 14,151 14,106 23,246 15 19,. 537,112 445,419 91,693 11. 354 18,103 16,348 45,888 " -t95,409 371,552 123,857 13,119 26,319 19,112 65,307 25 " 419,896 308,460 119,436 10,696 20,502 17, 94 4 70,294 30 J4 358,475 249,285 109,190 7' 974 15' 103 13. 715 72,398 35 " 271,058 185,064 91,994 5' l 32 10' 4 67 9' 641 66,554 40 " 254, 338 159,791 94,539 4,071 9. 082 8. 545 72,841 45 " 189,980 105,200 84,780 3. 16 3 1,)88 6,418 67,811 " " 159,768 62,866 96, 894 3,111 7,281 5,980 80, 522 55 " 105,838 )5,619 70,219 l, 211 4' 274 4,700 60,034 " " 85,246 28,212 57,034 1, 300 2. 852 2,873 50,009 65 .. 53. 680 17,4)4 36. 2 46 '" l, 389 l, 467 32,628 70 74 38, 673 14,032 24,641 400 '55 l, 056 22,230 7 5 AND ABOVE: 35.422 16,059 19, 363 365 807 ,.. 17,445 101

TABLB 18 • POPULATION BY DURATION OF CONTINUOUS R&SIDBNCB, SBX AND AGB GROUP

POPULATION BN'UMIRATBD AT OTHBR ~ BIRTH PLACK WITH SBX/AGB TOTAL POPULATION DURATION DF CONTINUOUS RBS!OJNCB

GROUP POPULATION BNUJUUlATEO I ------

(!N YU.RS) AT BIRTH Ll!ISs THAN l Yv.R l!UT 5 YSARS BUT 10 YKARS

PLACB TOTAL l YB.AR LJCSS THAN LJCSS THAN AND ABOVE 5 YSARS 10 YU.RS

------URACHI MBTROPOLITAH CORPORATION

FEM.ALB

ALL AG!'.S 4,048.051 3,215,558 832,493 51,315 110,421 92,999 577,758

00 ,. 517,192 492,259 2-t. 933 9,473 9. 45-l l. 515 4,491 " " 5

TABLE l8 - POPULATION B'i DURATION OP CONTINUOUS RBSIOBNCB, SSX AND AGB GROUP ------POPULATION BNUM8RATBD AT DTHBR THAN BIRTH PLAC8 WITH

SU:/AGS TOTAL POPtJLATION I DURATION DP CONTINUOUS R.BSIDnfCB G20UP POPIJLATION IDWMJ!:RAT8D I ------

{IN TKARSl AT BIRT8 L!:SS THAN l 'i&AR B11T 5 YltARS BU'r 10 YU.RS

PLACE TOTAL 1 'iBAR LSSS THAN LBSS TKAN AND ABOV!:

S YIU.RS 10 YU.RS

------'

BOTH SEX.BS

ALL AGJ!:S 463.082 l,6,026 167,056 28,837 36,761 17,660 83,798

80 04 50.814 42,804 8' 010 3,632 3' 198 114 OS '" " 54.' 818 42,256 12,562 3' 3 79 5. 093 2' 939 l, 151 10 H 51, SJ !I 3,,603 11,,36 2,561 3,831 2.561 2,983 lS 1' 48,684 ,. 33,47, 15, 205 2,274 3,193 1, 4,, 8' 23 9 20 4.8. 883 19, 618 3,670 3,,90 l. 8 79 10' 07 9 '5 " 43,874 24, 365 19,50, 3,784 4,530 l, 850 ,,345 10 H 40, 685 22' 218 18,467 J, 094 4.221 l, 6,6 '' 456 15 32,017 " 16,73, 15,278 2' 44 3 3,295 8' 0,1 H .. 26,82' 14, 42' ll,600 l, 905 7' 280 45 l,,241 "' .. 10,485 8, 756 '10 1. 2 96 5' 831 54 '" so 15,54, 6. 828 8,721 '35 6,572 SS 10,225 "' "' " 4,457 5' 768 319 4,387 60 8,276 "' "' .. 3,297 4,,7, 14S 338 146 3' 950 '5 " 5,1,l 3' 017 164 181 2,524 70 "' 3,761 1,428 2' 3 33 ., m 1" l, ,6 2 75 AND A80VS 3, 4 ,6 2' 19, l, 2 ,7 " " " l, 082

ALL AGBS 261,548 1S5,ll7 106,431 19.174 23,470 10,010 53, 777 00 04 26, 233 21, 944 4,28, l,968 l, 551 m 613 OS O!I 28,186 21, 829 6' 3 57 l, 726 2,499 1, 497 61S 10 lt 26,5,7 20,037 6,560 1, 417 2' 113 l, 440 1,590 15 19 27,434 16, 834 10,600 l, 539 l,975 6,333 20 2t 2,, 737 15' 740 13, 997 2,645 2,791 l,176 7. 38 5 25 2, 25,844 12,7,4 13,050 2,847 3' 183 l, 126 5. 8 94 JO 34 24' 416 ll,735 12,681 2' 3 3, 3,1,7 6,243 35 1,,521 '" J' ,,250 10,271 l, 821 2,505 836 5, 109 40 4-t 15,413 7' 86, 7,544 l, 111 l, 2 98 531 4,604 t5 ., 11.523 6,139 5,384 441 3,318 58 54. '" ', 077 3, 817 5. 260 "' 604 346 3. 850 55 5, "' 5' !152 2,536 3, 416 200 1 SJ 106 2,557 ,0 64 • 4' 6l l 1,787 2,834 '56 18' 2' 144 2, ,56 '" ,5 '!I 1,964 128 121 l, 616 78 - •7-t • '" " l, 132 700 l, 43:il .. 141 l,205 75 .um llOVI " 1,,06 l, 114 '" " JS .. 681 103

TABLE 18 - POPULATION BY DUKATION OP CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE, SEX AND AGE GROUP

POPULATION ENUMERATED AT OTHER THAN BIRTH PL.ACE WITH

SEX/AGE TOTAL POPULATION DURATION OP CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE

GROUP POPULATION SNUMERATED

(!H YEARS) AT BIRTH LESS THAN YEAR BUT S YEARS BUT 10 YEARS

PLACE TOTAL 1 YEAR LESS THAN LESS THAN AND ABOVE YEARS 10 YEARS

------

KARACHI CANTONMENTS FEMALE

ACC AGES 201.534 140, 909 60, 625 9' 66 3 13,291 7,650 30,021 00 04 24' 581 20,860 l. '21 1, 664 l, 64 7 "' '5J o; 09 26, 6)2 20' 427 6. 2 0 s L 653 2' 594 l, 44. 2 Sl6 " " 24, 942 19,566 s. "' 1, 144 l, 718 l, 121 l, )9) " 19 21,250 16, 645 4. 60 s m l, 218 '46 1, 90 6 " " 19' 14.6 ll, 525 S,621 1. 02 5 l, 19 9 "1 2' 6 94 25 29 18, 0)0 ll,571 6,459 m l, )4 7 ,,. ) '4s1 lO H 16, 269 10' 4 8 3 s. "' '55 1.024. '54 ) '21) ;s J9 12, 496 7. 46 J ,007 '" '90 '11 2,982 " .. 10, 616 6. 560 ,056 "' '°' J9S 2,676

TABLE 19 MIGRANT PDPULAT!QN BY PLACE DF PREVIOUS RESIDENCE AND DURATION DF CONTltfUOUS RESIDENCE

DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE

PLACE OF

PREVIOUS MIGRANT LESS THAN 1 YEAR BUT S YEARS BUT 10 YEARS

RESIDENCE / SEX POPULATION 1 YEAR LESS TH~N LESS THAN AND ABOVE YEARS 10 YEARS

KARACHI CITY

ALL AREAS

BOTH SEXES 2, 148,687 167, 173 )12,438 24 5' 705 i..;.2), 370

MALE l, 255, 569 106,195 188' 726 HS,057 815, 591

FEMALE 893' 118 60, 978 12),712 100' 643" 607' 779 N.W F.P.

BOTH SEXES 428,477 3 L 361 69,973 56. 935 270, 2C8 "'"' 270,695 21.114 46,298 36,257 167,025 FEMALE 157,782 10,247 23,675 20,678 103,152

FATA

BOTH SEXES 17,489 1,708 ), 499 2' 3 30 9. 95 2 """ 12,852 1, 208 2,426 l, 7 27 7' 4 9 1 FEMALE 4' 6 3 7 l, 07 3 2' 46 1 PUNJAB ""

BOTH SEXES 524, 844 62, 122 9J,076 65.380 JOL ~66 """ 320,427 39, 962 5a, 211 ) 9' 90 1 182,287 FEMALE 204,417 22' 160 34, 799 25,479 121,979 SINDH

BOTH SEXES 269, 769 25,705 50,812 J 9. 756 15 J' 46 6 """ 146,173 14. 91) 26. 8 l J 2 l, 12 2 FEMALE 123,596 10,792 23.999 18' 654 70' 141

BALDCMISTAN

BOTH SEXES 3 3' 571 2,701 5' 112 4, 7S4 20, 974 """ 20,345 l, 6 87 3' 314 '0 14 12' J .i 0 FEMALE 13, 226 1,014 L 798 L 770 8' 64 4

ISLAMABAD

BDTH SEXES 1, 093 rn 109 5 3 3 MALE 5" HO " 236 FEMALE SU " " 2 52

A. J &. XASHMIR

BOTH SEXES 34,852 4,719 6,292 4' 84 8 18,993 """ 25, 379 J' 5 25 4,689 J, 620 ll.545 FEMALE 9,47) L 194 L 60) 1. 22 8 5' 44 6

NORTHERN AREAS

BOTH SEXES 6. 78 9 m 1, 044 1, 206 """ 5' 3 3 5 614 786 l,OlO 2' 125 FEMALE l, 454 rn B6 8 5 7

OTHER COUNTRIES "'

BOTH SEXES 603,856 1 i' 212 46' 354 41,J48 198,944

MALE 319, 612 9' 550 21, 297 2 L 352 2 6 3. 'Jl)

FEMALE 264, 246 7' 6 62 22,057 19,496 2 l 5, 03 L

NDT REPORTED

BDTH SEXES 227,945. 2 0. 6 76 J6,042 28, 980

MALE 134,175 13,162 21,749 16,181

FEMALE 9'3,770 7' 194 11' 2 93 12. 499 105

TABLE 19 MIGRANT PGPULATION BY PLACE OF PREV:ous RESIDENCE AND DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE

DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE

PLACE DF

PREVIOUS MIGRANT LESS THAN l YEAR BUT 5 YEARS 3UT 10 YEARS

RESIDENCE / SEX POPULATION 1 YEAR LESS THAN LESS THAH AND ABOVE

5 YEARS 10 YEARS

KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

ALL ARE'.AS

BCTH SEXES l.9BL63l 1] 8. 3 3 6 275, 677 228,046 1, 339, 572

MALE l,149,138 87' 021 165,256 135.047 761, 814

FEMALE 832,49) 51, 315 110,421 92' 9 99 577,758

H.W. F. P

BD':"H SEXES 408,724 28, 746 64. 052 55.261 26.J,665 =" 256,571 1 9' 19 6 41. 485 35.065 l;')' 8 31 FEM.ALE 152,147 9. 550 22.567 20, 196 99. 8 3 4

FATA

BOTH SEXES 17' 024 l. 60 5 3' 3 69 2' 307 '74 3

MALE 12,395 1. 105 2' 2 96 1. 704 7. 2 90

FEMALE 4' 6 2 9 500 l, 07 3 601 2' 4 5 3

PUNJAB

BOTH SEXES 462,645 4 9, 11 a 77. 2 37 5 9' 34 3 276' 68]

MALE 2~1.888 3 1, 44 8 4 7. 919 36' 656 165, 865

FEMALE 180,757 l 7. 9 3 0 2 9' 3 18 22.687 110. 822

SINDH

BOTH SEXES 249, 750 21,727 45. 544 36. 070 146' 409

MA:,E 134. 5 3 7 12' 59 9 23,866 18, 991 -9, 081

FEMALE 115,21) 9, 12 B 21,678 17,079 6 7. ) 2 8

BALOl:HISTAN

BOTH SEXES l~. OH. 2. 276 4, 84 4 4. 5 96 20. )18

MAt.E 19. 4 J ~ l. 4 79 1. 12 6 2' 900 11, 927

FEM.ALE 12,602 m 1. 718 1. 696 8,391

ISLAMABAD

BOTH SEXES 704 13 5 156 66

MALE 115 61 41 55 176 FEMALE J65 " 115 11 171 A.J.&. KASMMIR

BOTH SEXES 32,624 4. 118 6. 0 59 4, 66 a 17,779

MA:E : J. '19 J. 05 6 4, 501 3. 53 4 12,626

FEMALE s' 9 0 5 L 062 1. 558 l, 13 4 5. 151

NDRTH~R:-.1 AREAS

SO'!"tl SEXES 6. 5 as rn 951 l, 2 06 3. 748

MALE 5' l 71 515 rn l, 010 2' 898

FEMALE; l, 415 116 21 l 196 850

OTHER COUNTRIES

BOTH SEXES 582,273 15. 478 4]. ]7 5 38, 910 484, 510

MALE 307. 688 e, 4 6 c 22. 6 E J 2G. 54 3 256. U23

FEl-'.ALE 274, 585 7. 018 20,7l5 18.367 228, 485

NOT REP0RTED

B0TH SEXES 189,265 14. 202 3 0' 078 25,619 119, 366 Mt•LE 107,394 9. 080 18. 6 3 2 14,589 65,093

FEMALE BL 871 5' 12 2 11, 446 11. 030 54,273 106

TABLB 19 - MIGRANT POPULATIOH BY PLACE OP PREVIOUS RBSIDBNCB AND DURATION OP CDNTIMUDUS RESIDENCE

DURATION OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE PU.CE or PRl!VIOUS MIGRANT LESS THAN YBAR BUT YEARS BUT 10 Y!!ARS RBSIDEHCK / SBX POPULATIOH l YEAR LESS THAN LESS THAN AND ABOVE 5 YEARS 10 YEARS

ltARACHI CANTONMENTS

ACC AR BAS

BOTH SEXES l.67,056 28, B 37 36' 761 17,660 83. 798 ~LK 106,431 19,174 23,470 10,010 53,777 FEMALE 60,625 9. 6 6 3 ll.291 7,650 30, 021 N.W.F.P'.

BOTW SEXES 19, 75 3 2' 615 5' 921 l,674 9' 54)

MAL• 14,118 l, 918 4, B ll l, 192 6' 195 P'BKALE s' 6 3 s l, 108 l' 348 FATA '" "' BOT}{ SEXES "' 10] llO ~L• .,, lOl llO FRMALB

PUNJAB

BOTH SEXES 62,199 12,744 15,839 6' 037 27' 579

~L8 38, 5)9 8' 514 10. 358 J, 245 15. 4 2 2 PEMALB 23,660 4' 230 5, 4 Bl 2,792 11.157 SIHDH BOTH SEXES 20, 019 3, 978 5' 268 l. 716 7,057

~LS 11,636 2' 314 2' 947 2' 13 l 4. 244 PEMALE 8,)83 1,664 2' 321 l, 585 2,813 BALOCHISTAN

BOTH Sli:XBS l, Sl 7 188 656

~L· 91) "' "' '°' 188 114 403 F2MALE 624 ,. '5l ISLAMABAD "' "

BOTH SEXES 389 4l ~L8 " " Hl " l8 •8MALE ,., .," A.J.IO llSHMIR "

BOTW SBXES 2' 228 601 rn '"° l, 214 ~LE l, 660 469 188 86 m F2MALB 56 8 45 94 HORTH ERM ARU.S "' '" •OTH Sll:X!:S '°' 86 "' H AALB 16' '9 56 PBMALK 39 7 " OTHER COUNTRIES "

BOTH SlllS 21,585 l, 7 34 2,979 2,4)8 14,434

~LB ll,924 l,090 1. 6 37 1, 309 7, !BB FBMALS 9,661 ,.. l,342 l, 12 9 6, 546 N07 RIPOltTID

BOTH SEXES 38,680 6,474 5' 964 l' 361 22,881

~LB 26,781 4,402 3' 117 l, 892 17,370 FBMALE 11,899 2,072 2,847 l, 46 9 5,511 107

TABLE 20 MIGRANT POPULATION (10 TEARS AND ABOVE) BY PLACE DF PREVIOUS RESIDENCE,

LITER~~y AND EDUCATIONAL ATXAINMENT

FORMALLY LITERATE MIGRANT POPULATION BY

PLACE OF MH.tRhNT PD 'JLATION EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

PREVIOUS

RESIDENCE / SEX TOTAL ILLITERATE TNFORMAL FORMAL BELOW MATRIC BUT DEGREE AND: OTHERS

L~TERATE LITERATE MA TR IC : BELOW DEGREE I ABOVE

KARACHI ':ITY

ALL AREAS

BOTH SEXES l,991,405 846,828 18. 096 l,126,451 612,903 348,149 144,787 20,562

MACE l,173,970 4~8.557 8' 4 91 736,922 381, 178 240' 2 3 3 102, 587 12,924

FEM.ALE 817, 435 418,271 9' 60 5 389,559 231, 805 107,916 42, 200 7, 6 JS

N.W. F .P.

BOTH SEXES 390,103 2 3 5' 9 31 2' 5 7 9 151,593 103,352 38, 994 6' 40 3 2,844

MACE 250,443 12 6' 22 7 l, 4 52 122,764 Bl,114 34' 102 5' 378 2. 150

FEMALE 139,660 109,704 L 127 28, 829 22,218 4' 892 1, 02 5 694

FATA

BOTH SEXES 15' 660 l 3. 0 J 8 16 5 2' 4 5 7 2' 028 HO H 43 MACE 11, 768 9' 3 98 11 J 2' 2 5 7 l, 892 298 " 32 FEMALE 3' 892 3' 640 52 200 U6 42 11 11

PUNJAB

BOTH SEXES 470, 937 188,959 3' 127 278, 851 159,429 89, 025 26.267 4' 13 0

!'.ALE 292, 908 101, 036 l, 6 74 190,198 105,706 6], 039 18,451 3, Oi.12

FEMALE 178,029 87,923 L 453 88,653 53' 7 2 3 25, 986 7,816 1, 128

SINDH

BOTH SEXES 244. 029 71,141 L 389 171, 499 82,015 56' 63 l 30,899 l, 9 54

MACE 132,676 32, 4 18 5'0 9 ~' 6 98 43,629 32,BJ7 22, 084 1, 148 FEMALE 111, 353 J 8' 72 3 "' 71,801 38, 3 86 23,794 8' 815 806 BALOCMISTAN

BOTH SEXES 30' 3 0 8 18,122 11.722 6' 3 51 3, 4 5 3 l, 662 256

MACE 18' 52 5 9' 77 8 8' s 16 4,679 2. 4 71 l, 203 163 FEMALE 11, 783 8' 344 3' 206 1,672 "' '59 93 ISLAMABAD

BOTH" SEXES 920 706 259 181 MACE SD 5 '°' m lH FEMALE HS "' 102 n A. J &. KASHMIR

BOTH SEXES 32, 216 l' ' 12 l 2J8 20,857 12' 7 39 6' 250 l, 3 87 481

MACE 24,240 ,312 170 17.258 10,364 5,404 L 112 3'8

FEMALE 7' 976 4,309 3' 599 2,)75 w rn 10 3 NORTHERN AREAS

BOTH SEXES 6,465 L 684 77 4' 70 4 l, 4 48 l, 944 808 504 MACE 5. 180 '" 65 4' 141 l' 195 l, 787 153 <06 FEMALE 1, 28 5 rn 12 56 3 253 "' 55 98 OTHER COUNTRIES

BCTH SEXES 593, 115 213,089 8, 011 37 L 955 190,316 111, 332 62. 187 8. 120

MALE 314,224 91,868 ) '261 219,095 100, 007 71,819 43,204 4' 06 5

FEMALE 278,891 121, 221 4' 510 152, 860 90,309 3 9' 513 18,983 •l,055 HOT REPORTED

BOTH SEXES 207,652 93, 529 l, 986 112, 137 55,047 39, 921 14,947 2,222

MACE 123,501 4 9. 94 9 965 72, 587 32,465 2a. 319 10' 22 3 l, 58 0

FEM.ALE 84. 151 43,580 l, 021 39, 550 22,582 11, 602 4,724 ,., 108

TABLE 20 - MIGRANT FOPULATION (10 YEARS AND AEOVE) BY PLACE OF PREVIOUS l'.ESIDENCE,

LITERACY AND EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

FORMALLY LITERATE MIGRANT POPULATION BY

PLACE OF MIGRANT POPULATION EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

PREVIOUS

RESIDENCE / SEX TOTAL ILLITERATE INFORMAL FORMAL BELOW MATRIC BUT DEGREE AND· OTNERS

LITERATE LITERATE MATRIC BELOW DEGREE! ABOVE

KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

ALL AREAS

BOTH SEXES 1,844,921 814. 379 16,983 1,013,559 568,398 302. 543 123,380 19. 2 3 8

MACE 1.078,185 412,285 7. 92 9 657,971 353, 349 204,729 87,753 12,130

FEMALE 766,736 402,094 9. 0 54 355, 588 215,049 97,814 35,617 7' 108

N.W F.P.

BOTH SEXES 372,068 230,648 2. 3 62 139, 058 97,020 33,945 5 '4 Q9 2. 6 84

MAL' 237,293 123,349 l, 3 65 112, 579 76, 344 29.535 4. 6 54 2. 04 6

FEMALE 134,775 107,299 m 26, 479 20, 676 4. 410 m 618

FATA BOTH SEXES 15, 195 12. 680 us 2' 3 80 l, 96 3 " 0 MAC< 11,311 9. 040 n 2. 180 L 827 J s J2 FEMALE 3' 884 3' 64 0 200 136 " " PUNJAB "

BOTH SEXES 418,596 177,745 2,715 238, 136 140, 451 7]. 906 20, 047 '7 32

MAL' 259.315 95, 922 1.471 161, 922 93,409 5 l. 6 28 14,109 2,776

FEMALE 159,281 81, B2J 1. 244 76, 214 47,042 22,278 5' 938 9 56

SINDH

BOTH SEXES 227,299 67,603 1, 312 158, 384 76,658 52' 66] 27' 199 l, 864 MACE 122, 708 30,852 s 19 91,337 40,631 30, 282 19'] 52 l,072 FEMALE 104,591 36,751 67,047 36,027 22, 381 7,847 '92

BALDCM I ST AN "'

BDTM SEXES 29,025 17,781 m 10,788 5' 96 7 3, 185 l, 38 7 ,., MALE 17,735 9' 596 rn 7. 916 4,473 2. 283 "' "J FEMALE 11,290 8' 18 5 2ll 2. 872 L 494 902 BO 86

ISLAMABAD

BOTH SEXES 6H 2 08 rn 149 rn l<9 MAL' n; " m 54 54 rn FEMALE 329 w 212 95 84 J J

A.J & JtASMMIR

BOTH SEXES 30' 185 10,703 2Jl 19, 271 lL 870 5. 684 1. 271 H6 MACE 22,666 6' 55 4 HJ 15,969 9. 6 7 8 4, 888 L 036 "' FEMALE 7' 519 4' 14 9 '" 3' )02 2' 192 H6 2lS " NORTHERN AREAS BOTH SEXES 6' 2 90 l,654 " 4' 559 l, 411 1, 86 3 7 8 l MACE 5' 0 3 7 6S 4' 028 l, 183 l, 713 "' FEMALE 1, 25) no'" 12 SJl m ,50 SS OTHER COUNTRIES

EOTM SEXES 572,45) 209,591 7' 920 354,942 184,912 105' 919 56. 313 7. 7 98

MACE )02,804 90,211 ), 19 4 209, 399 37,634 68,561 J 9. 316 ) • 8 88

FEMALE 269, 649 11.9, 380 4,726 145, 543 87,278 3 7, 3 SB 16,997 J. 910

NOT REPORTED

BOTM SEXES 173, 166 85,766 1. 7 9 5 85, 6C5 47. 997 24. 912 10,778 l, 918

MALE 99,001 45,726 8 58 52,417 28, 116 15,499 7 '42 2 1,) 80

FEMALE 74,165 40,040 rn 3 3' 188 19, 881 9, 4 l] 3, 3 O§i m 109

TABLE 20 MIGRANT POPULATION (10 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY PLACE OF PREVIOUS RESIOENCE, LITERACY AND EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

FORMALLY LITERATE MIGRANT POPULATION BY

PLACE OF MIGRANT POPULATION EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT PREVIOUS RESIDENCE / SEX TOTAL ILLITERATE INFORMAL FORMAL BELOW MATRIC BUT DEGREE AND OTHERS LITERATE LITERATE MATRIC I BELOW DEGREE I ABOVE

KARACHI CANTONMENTS

ALL AREAS BDTH SEXES 146,484 32,449 l,113 112,922 44,585 45,606 21,407 1. 324 MACE 95, 7SS 16,272 562 78,951 27,829 35,S04 14.824 '" FEMALE 50,699 16.177 m 33, 971 16, 7S6 10,102 6, SS 3 SJO N.W.F.P. BOTH SEXES 18, 035 , 2 s 3 rn 12. 535 6' 3 3 2 S,049 160 MACO 13,lSO 2. 878 "' 10, 185 4' 790 4,S67 '" FEMALE 4' 8 8 5 2' 405 uo 2' 3 so 1, S42 '82 56 FATA BOTH SEXES "s m JO " 65 12 MACE JSS 12 " 65 12 FEMALE '" PUNJAB

BOTH SEXES S2,341 11. 214 rn 40,715 18, 978 15,119 6' 220

MALE 33,593 5' 114 28, 276 12,297 11, ill 4, 3 42

FEMALE 18' 748 6' 100 "'205 12' 4 3 9 6' 6 8 l 3' 708 l, 878 SINDH BOTH SEXES 16,730 J' 538 " 13,115 s' 3 57 J' 96 s ),700 90 MACE 9, 968 l, 56 6 " 8' 3 6 1 2, 9 9S 2, SSS 2, 7 3 2 " FEMALE 6, 762 l, 972 16 4' 754 2' 3 59 l. 41 3 " BALOCHISTAN "' BOTH SEXES l, 28 3 JU 9H JS< "' ns ' MACO ''° 600 206 206 FEMALE • 9J "' J J4 rn "'so 69 ISLAMABAO "' BOTH SEXES "' "' "' 12 MACO ''° SJ "3 '" FEMALE S6 " A.J.& KASHMIR " BOTH SEXES 2, 031 "' l, 586 "' S66 '" JS MACE L 574 "' l, 2 s 9 6S6 Sl6 " 11 FEMALE 181 so NORTHERN AREAS "' ''° "' '° " BOTH SEXES JO "s 3' " " MAC< JO 11 J 12 H

FEMALE 3' 2S " OTHER COUNTRIES BOTH SEXES 20, 662 3' 4 98 "' 17,0lJ S,404 5,413 5,874 MACE 11, 420 1, 6 57 " 9' 6 96 2, 3 7 3 ), 2 58 J' 888 FEMALE 9, 2 42 l, 841 " 7' 317 3' 0 31 2, 1 SS 1. 9S 6 NOT REPORTED

BOTH SEXES 34, 486 7' 76 3 26,532 7,050 15,009 4.16 9 104

MJ..LE 24' 500 4 '22 3 20, 170 4, 34 9 12,820 2' 80 l 200 Fi::MALE 9, 9E 6 3' 540 6' 3 6 2 2' 70 l 2, lS 9 L J6B '°' 110

TABLE 21 - HIGRANT POPULATION BY PLACE OF PREVIOUS RESIDENCE, REASON FDR HIGRATION AND sex

PLACE OF MIGRANT POPULATION BY REASON OF HIGRATION

PREVIOUS TOTAL

RESIDENCE I SEX MIGRJ\.NTS STUDY I MARRIAGE , MOVED WITH BUSINESS 'EMPLOYMENT/: RETURNING HEALTH OTHERS

HEAD TRANSFER HOME

10

KARACHI CITY

ALL AREAS

BOTH SEKES 2,148,687 21. 361 175,842 1,039,329 163,493 394,249 24,980 2,691 326,742

MAC2 1,255,569 16,667 9. 560 453, 666 153, 576 378,639 18,984 l, 581 220' 876

FEMALE 893,118 2' 674 166,282 585.663 9. 91 7 15,610 s' 9 96 l, 110 105,666

N.W F.P.

BOTH SEKES 428,477 3' 297 31.134 198, 482 45,878 12 3. 56 3 2 '.' 5 24, 8 6 3

MAL' 270,695 ), 111 l, 10 1 81.451 44,244 120,894 205 18.998 FEMALE 157,782 "' 30,033 117,031 l, 6 34 2. 6 6 9 '° 5. 88 5 FATA

BOTH SEXES 17,489 95 rn 5. 94 3 3' 098 5' 8 3 3 11 1, B 30

MAL' 12,8S2 95 31 2. 756 2' 991 5. 7 3 0 11 l, 2 38 FEMALE 4,637 648 3' 187 '°' '°' 5" PUNJAB

BOTH SEKES 524,844. 5' 884 40, 608 247,758 52. 913 136,575 2. 16 9 38,642

MAL' 320' 427 5' 12 5 l, 991 103,004 49, 864 131, 882 1, 608 26,790 FEMALE 204,417 m 38,617 144, 754 3. 04 9 4' 6 9 3 "' 11.852 SINDH BDTM SEXES 269,769 2. 777 33,904 143, 821 21, 055 34, 928 4' 839 "' 27,947 MAC. 146,173 2. 308 2' 115 64,561 19,762 32, 728 4' 07 5 119 2 0' 3 05 FEMALE 123. 596 "9 31,789 79,260 1, 2 9 3 2' 2 00 "4 rn 7' 6 4 2 BALOCHISTAN

BOTH SEXES 33,571 2' 615 16,170 5. 031 4,889 rn 184 ], 925 MAL' 20' 345 '1 7' 32 5 4,760 4' 6 57 9l " 2' 72 3 FEMALE 13,226 2. 534 8' 84 5 '" 19 " l, 197 ISLAMABAD EOTH sexES 1, 093 "' "' 81 MAL' rn 188 '63 so

FEMALE rn HS n 31

A.J '- l:Jt.SHMIR BOTH SEXES 34,852 1, 172 l,778 12,002 3. 67 8 13, 035 "' 2' 9 9 5 MAL' 25,379 l, 028 " 5' 487 3. 57 2 12,711 SJ 2' 4 5 3 FEMALE 9' 473 H4 1, 703 6' 515 3H 119 54' NORTHERN AREAS '°'

BOTH SEKES 6,789 1, 350 1,795 2' 6 22 ll 20 505

MAL• s. 33 5 l,273 "'19 "6 2,565 31 11 HJ FEMALE 1,454 " 158 l. 02 9 " " OTHBR COUNTRIES

BOTH _SB)\'.ES 603' 858 1, 6 58 47,440 310.184 19,225 26,068 14,459 954 183,870 MAL' )19,612 1,214 3' 073 145,068 16,856 22' 903 11. 009 "' 118, 902 FEMALE 284,246 '44 44,367 165,116 2. 36 9 3. 16 5 3' 450 16' 64,968

NOT REPORTED

BOTH SBKES 227' 945 4,483 17,380 102, 638 12,280 46,462 2. 184 45' 42, 064

MAL• 134.175 ), 898 1, 074 4 3. 06 0 11, 224 44, 306 415 19' 28,999

FEMALE 9),770 585 16,306 59. 578 1, 056 2' 156 769 255 13,065 111

TABLE 21 - MIGRANT POPULATION BY rLACE OF PREVIOUS RESIDENCE, REASON FDR MIGRATION A.ND SEX

PLACE OF MIGRANT POPULATION BY REASON OF MIGRATION

PREVIOUS TOTAL

RESIDENCE I SEX MIGRANTS STUDY I MARRIAGE !MOVED WITH BUSINESS IEMPLOYMENT/I RETURNING HEALTH OTHERS

HEAD TRANSFER ! HOME

KARACHI HETROPOLI':AN CORPORATION

ALL AREAS

BOTH SEXES 1.981.611 17,002 167,117 ~63,173 156,885 317, 163 23. 920 2. 572 311,799

MALE 1.14.9,138 li,741 9' 094 423,249 147,292 323,086 18, 173 • ~ 8 l 212,020

FEMALE 83 2, 4. 9 3 2' 261 158,023 539, 924 9' 593 14,077 5' 747 1. 089 101,779

N.W.F.P.

BOTH SEXES 4.08,724 2' 987 J0,253 190, 837 45,172 114, 189 24,117

MAC. 256,577 2. 801 1, 089 78,257 43,538 111, 515 18,426

FEMALE 152, 147 186 2 9' 164. 112,580 l, 6 J4 2,574 5,691

FATA

BOTH SEXES 17' 024. 35 5. 943 J. 05 2 5. 47 0 11 l, 77 2

MAC' 12,395 '5 2, 756 2' 955 s, J 67 11 1,180 FEMALE 4, 6 2 9 l. 187 10' 103 59' PUNJAB

EOTH SEXES 462, 645 i. 565 J 7' 77 3 216,408 so. 543 114,155 2' 038 255 36' 908

MAL• 281, 888 3. 9 ~ 9 1, 790 91, 335 47,562 110,010 l, 514 130 25, 628 FEMALE 180,757 "' 35,983 125,073 2' 981 4. 14 5 524 125 11,280 SINDH

BOTH SEXES 24'1, 750 2. o.,~ 32,673 132, 597 19, 995 30,962 4.,654 26' 294.

MAL• 134,537 1, 70'1 2' 04 9 59, 810 18,729 28, 946 3' 905 19,070 FEMALE 115,213 )68 30,624 72,787 l, 266 2,016 ,. ' 7' 224 BALOCHISTAN BOTH SEXES 32,034 m 2 '4 30 15,538 4, 8 57 4' 525 "' 3' 804 MAL• 19,432 578 " 7' 03 9 4' 5 96 4' 315 2' 680 FEMALE 12,602 2. 368 a. -1. 99 m '10 "98 1. 124 ISLAMABAO BOTH SEXES '°' 20 35 110 " MAc< 335 20 35 " H FEHALE 369 120 ll Jl

A. J & KASHMIR

BOTH SEXi':S 3 2, 6 2 i l. 075 1, 72 3 11. 081 3' 571 12,059 2,923

MAL' 23,719 m 56 5. 058 3' 45 5 11,758 2,389

FEMALE 8, 9 05 rn l, 66 7 6' 023 106 JO l SH NORTHERH AREAS

BOTH SEXES 6, 5 8 8 1, Ji 3 m 1, 7 J 6 2' 502 )1 20 '90 5' 17 3 l, 26 6 19 "' 2' 44 5 Jl ll 906 l, 415 " m "' 5, OTHER COUNTRIES " EOTH SEXES 582,273 l, i 19 45, 989 299,666 18,163 23,807 14. 068 '" 178,237 MALE 30?, 6 8 8 l, 053 2' 974 140,391 15,924 20,866 10, 667 56. 115,249

FEMALE 274, 585 3 66 43,015 159. 275 2' 2)9 2' 941 3, 4.01 360 52,988 NOT REPORTED

BOTH SEXES 189,265 2, 8 J3 15' 308 89,032 11.198 2'1. 3 84 l, 914. m 39, 179 HALE 107, 394 L 160 l, 024 37' 73 7 10,231 27' 665 1, 260 '" 26, 94.8 FEMALE 81.871 14,284 51,295 '" l, 719 "' 248 . ::: . 2~ l 112

TABLE 21 - MIGRANT POPULATION l!:Y PLACE OF PREVIOUS RESIDENCE, REASON FOR MIGRATION At-ID Sl!:X

------MIGRANT POPULATION BY REASON OF MIGRATION PLACI!: OF PREVIOUS TOTAL I_ HEAL TN OTHERS MARRIAGE MOVED WITH SOSINESS .EMPLOYMENT/' RETURNING Rl!:SIDl!:NCB I SEX I MIGRANTS STUDY HEAD TRANSFER HOME ------·------10

XARACHI CAtr.ONMENTS

ALL ARl!:AS 12,943 57' 086 l, 060 119 8' 72 5 76,156 6' 608 BOTM Sl!:XES 167,056 4.~59 811 98 8' 856 30,417 6,284 55, 553 MACE 106,431 3' 946 l, 53 3 ,. 9 21 4,087 8. "'2 59 45, 739 324 FEMALE 60,625 HJ N.W.f'.P. 9. 374 59 12 H6 )l 0 881 7,645 BOTH Sl!:XES 19. 753 m 9' 27 9 )) 12 l2 3. 194 MACE 14,118 llO 26 194 m 4,451 95 FEMALE 5' 6 35

FATA 5" l6 )6) .SOTW S.SXES 5" l6 l6) MACE

P'EMALE

PUNJAB 22,420 131 40 l,734 l,) 19 2. 8 35 31, )50 2' 3 70 BOTH SEXES 62,199 )) 1, 16 2 21, 872 94 1,206 11, 669 2' 302 MAC< 38,539 "' m 19,681 68 >48 n P'EMALE 23,660 lll 2' 6 34 '

SINDH L 653 1,060 3, 96 6 20,019 ;co l, 231 11.224 BOTH SEXES l,2)5 l, 0)) ), 7 82 11.636 5 99 66 4. 751 MACE 418 a, 3 a 3 101 1. 165 6. 47) FEMALE " BALOCHISTAN w 121 BOTH SEXES 1,5)7 n m "' 342 48 9U n 19 MA" '"' 166 H6 Fl!:MAl.E 624 " " ISLAMABAD 201 164 BOTH SEXES )89 60 164 MALE '" 141 FEMALE 148

A.J.& P::AS!iMIR 55 BOTH SEXES 2. 228 "' " 19 95 3 MAL& 1,660 2l " l6 FEMALE "' NORTHERN AREAS 59 120 BOTH SEXES 20 l 28 120 MALE 16' )l FEMALE 39

OTHER COUNTRIES )0 5. 6) 3 10,518 1. 062 2. 2 61 l9l BOTH SEXES 2L SllS l, 451 2,037 2l 3' 6 53 11, 924 99 4' 677 MALE "' 1,980 5, Soil "'130 FEMALE 9' 661 "' " NOT REPORTED n 2' 8 85 13' 606 1. 082 17' 07 8 BOTH SEXES 38,680 1, 6 50 2,072 15>"° JC 2' 051 so s' 32 3 99 3 16' 64 l MAL• 26, 781 1. 538 11' 8l4 2' 02 2 8. 28) 89 rn FEMALE ll,899 "' 113

TABLE 2 2 POPULATION (10 YEARS AlfD ABOVE) BY ACTIVITY, SEX AKD AGE GROUP

SEX/ TOTAL LOOKING UHPAID i DOMESTIC LAKDLORD/ AGE CROUP : POPULATIOH WORKING '°' LAID OFF I FAMILY STUDENTS WORK PROP<:RTY RETIRED DISABLED OTHERS (IN YEARSJ WORK HELPER OWNER

10 11

KARACHI CITY

BOTH SEXES

10 & ABOV<: 6,926,026 1,886,959 321,797 80, S33 31,092 1.101,740 2,877.S90 3 5' 6 20 113, 582 93,283 383,830 JO 14 l,149,843 23, 114 29,696 1. 586 4. 4 84 569.948 466, S02 "" 11. )87 42' 2·; 9 " 19 l,069,723 131, )57 68.)07 s. s 39 s. 6 3 5 355,497 444,413 2' 2 4 0 lL 226 45. S09 20 " 9Sl, )37 258,505 76,498 9' 97 s s. 8 94 127,953 398.665 3.40S 11.311 59, 12S '5 '9 791,SS7 299,797 52,0SO 9' 204 3' 99 s 30, 684 329,603 3' 4 34 8,670 S4,lSO

JO 34 617,506 290,874 30. 002 '6 36 2' S96 8. S08 279,299 4. lJ 4 1. 559 8. 2a2 4 3' 616

35 )9 SH, 69l 237.379 17,696 '2 32 i, a 91 3' 8 9 3 223, 621 3, OS 2 l, S4 9 7,677 Jl,403 40 .. 484,017 217,779 13,825 6. 3 72 l, 72 9 3' 319 201.0S3 J. 46 7 2' 617 5. 67 l 28, 245 45 49 356,884 162,282 9' 703 5' 960 1.l S6 l, 9 3 8 144,267 2' 57 3 •• 18 5 '7 98 20,822

50 54 302,63S 120. 578 8' 110 7' 190 1. 078 126,99S 3.444 9' 3 65 5. 874 19.941

55 59 198, 328 70, OlS 5. 6 0 s 5' 13 2 651 83,094 2.444 14,•61 •• lSO 12. 77 3 '° 64 16S,772 3 9' 77 7 4,604 5' 4 2 6 "9 74,342 2' 286 24,609 4. 6 3 6 9' 46 3 65 69 100, 589 18,717 2. 581 3. a 21 "2 42, 931 1,644 21. SS2 3. 64 5 s' 2 06 H 7 2. a 3 3 10,191 l. 6 41 2. 818 H6 31. 120 1. 5 )6 17.SOS 2' 610 s. 06 6

75 & ABOVE 70, 219 6' s 91 l, 419 2. 64 2 H6 ) l, 68 5 1. 111 lS. 8SO 4' 3•6 6' 2 29 MALE

10 & ABOVE ,781,542 1,789,808 316,945 18. 3S4 18' 22 3 931, r5S 70, 614 3 3. 16 3 109.783 78, 190 360, 704

10 14 S96, l3l 21,007 29.211 1. 4 3 2 3. 5) 6 419,510 12, S40 H2 9. 37 9 38' 774

15 19 S64,S46 67,460 5' 4 2 2 4' 04 3 299,0Bl 12.306 l, 8 7 s 8. 151 42,273

20 H S2S, 146 245.189 7S,492 9. 7 98 3' 6 30 111,087 11, 913 3' 07 3 9. 178 S5,7S6

'5 29 44S. 740 28S,211 S l. 3 99 8' 903 2' 404 27,400 8' 113 3. 219 7' 4 92 51. 593

JO H 382,891 216, 827 29. S47 B, 418 1. 276 7. 052 s' 7 3 5 4' 001 1. 159 7. 220 41.656

35 39 296,S79 224, OS2 17' 4 2 l '96 3 818 1, 3 o3 4. 152 2.774 l, s Sl 6, 4S I 30, osa '° .. 269, 743 206,222 13,490 6. 191 611 2. 7 34 3' 18 9 3. 312 2. 292 4' 6 9 s 27,007 45 49 201, S03 15J. 366 9, so 9 s. 766 HS l, 5 91 1. 926 2' 36 3 3' 80 3 3. 22 6 19,508

50 54 168,837 114,595 8' 004 I. 112 m 2.634 '26 9 8' 982 s' 130 18,751 55 59 111, 790 67,232 5. 575 5' 086 2" 1. 76 1 2' 260 13,962 3' 719 ll,921 60 64 89, 867 3 8, 2 9S 4,441 s. 3 27 2 96 2.468 2' 186 24,040 4. 2s 8 8. 55 _.

65 6 9 S6,636 17,993 2, S07 ,696 rn l,) 04 l, 5S 5 21,171 3' 291 4. 882 '° 40,SOS 9. 7 07 l, s18 2. 6 9) 124 i. 3 08 1.509 17,211 2, 15S 4. S4 7 7S & ABOVE 31,328 6' 168 l, 34 l 2, S41 m 1. Hi5 l, 02 5 15.612 3' 806 5. 387 FEMALE

10 & ABOVE 3,138,484 97,151 4. 8 s2 2. l 7 9 12,S59 169.982 2.806.976 2' 4 S7 3' 7 99 1s'093 2 3' 12 6 10 14 553,712 2' 107 '85 15' 9'" 9o, 1 3 a 453,962 105 2. 008 3' 50 5 " 19 sos. 11 i 7,422 an 117 l, s 92 S6,416 432, 107 )6 5 3. 07S 3' 23 6 20 426.191 13.316 l, 006 ~. 264 16,866 386,752 ))5 2. 13 3 3. 34 2

'5 '9 345, 847 .i-4. 580 651 "'JO 1 L S9 l J, 2 84 321.490 215 l, 178 2, SS I

JO 14 294,615 14' 047 455 HS l, 3 30 l, 4 S6 273,S64 1) 3 400 l, 06 2 l, 96 0 15 39 238, l H 13,327 27S m l, 07 3 590 2c_9,469 "" "' l, 190 l, 34 5 '° H 214.13·1 l L ".5; 18 l l, l l 3 58' 197,364 rn 325 9'6 l, 2 3 8 .. 1SS,3Sl 8. 916 m 1'4 911 34' 142. 341 210 m I, 314 " 133, 198 16 6 718 124, 361 "' ,.. 1,190 SC 54 5' 98 3 '" 1'5 38J 55 59 S6, 5 3 B 2' 786 JO " 185 a i. 3 3 3 18' 499 01 ... 60 " 7S. 90S l, 4 79 16 3 9' 33 J 71,314 100 56 9 rn 910 65 6' 4 3' 95 3 rn H 125 225 41, 6~7 69 411 15' m '° H 32' 028 ... 9 3 125 222 294 m 519 75 & ABOVE 32. a 91 4 2 3 '5 :6 9 rn S4 ') "" 114

TABLE 22 - POPULATION (10 YEARS AND ABOVE) BY ACTIVITY, SEX AND AGE GROUP

SEX/ TOTAL LOOKING UNPAIO OOMESTIC LANDLORD/:

AGE GROUP IPOPULATIONI WORRING ,o. ! LAID 01'"1'" FAMILY ~ STUDENTS WORK PROPERTY RETIRED DISABLED OTHERS (IN YEARSl WORR HELPER OWNER

10 12

KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION

BOTH SEXES

10 & ABOVE 6,568,576 1,774,100 308,914 71, 904 28,720 l,040,231 2,749,377 32,108 106,931 81.684 362,601 " l4 1, 098, 304 21, 999 29, 118 l, J 2 J 4. J 18 540,017 448, 855 m 10' 90 3 40,924 " 1' l,021,039 122.821 66.083 5. 349 5' 3 4 8 JJ6. 170 427. 910 2' 118 10. 804 4 J. 8 3 6 lO 24 902,454 243, 520 73,201 9. 5 6 5 5. 44 8 119,054 381,513 J' 107 10.501 56,S45 '5 " 747,713 281,$56 49,872 8' 921 J. 642 28,182 JlJ, 757 3, 24 8 7' 809 50,126 " H 636,821 271,80S 28,471 8. 4 5 J 2. 2'41 7. 6 54 264, 541 3' 82 6 1, 475 7' 6 3 8 40,/11 JS J9 502,676 220, 921 16,811 6. 154 l, 72 J J. 64 5 212,183 2' 7 89 l, 7 92 7, l J J 29, 525

40 44 458,048 205, 340 13,149 6. 242 l, 4 96 J. 160 191, Sl9 J' 118 2 '4 3 0 s' 344 26,250 ., ., 3 37' 6'4 3 153, 187 9,172 5' 6 05 l,228 l,755 137,268 2' 287 L 8 58 J. 32 9 19. 3 54

so S< 287,086 114,063 I, 7 JS I, 07 J l, 04 2 121,068 3' 16 6 8' 6 86 5' 64 2 18,611

SS S9 188, 103 66,SlS 5' J 13 s. 036 rn 79,235 l, 904 13. 693 3, 91 J 11, 922 60 " 157,496 37' 966 4,473 s. 151 S8l 70,844 2' 0 3 9 23 '02 3 4' 46 3 8' 94 9 6S 69 9S, 398 17,851 2' s 18 J, 7 34 '54 40,788 l, 34 5 20,JlJ 3, 5 3 J 4. 8 6 2 " 69,072 9, 6 24 1, 617 2, 719 m 29,541 l, 327 16,602 2' 526 4' 7 95 75 & ABOVE 66,723 6' J J 2 l, J 81 2' 573 JOS JO, 349 15,059 4' 14 6 5' s 91 MACE '"'

10 & ABOVE J,580,413 1,684,304 304,516 75,953 17,262 883,201 67,131 29, 886 lOJ,250 7 3. 506 341. 38'4 10 l4 569,534 20, 194 28, 666 1,180 J' 48 0 456' 184 12, 211 "' 9. 141 37, 736 '5 19 537,112 115, 894 65, 320 5' 273 3, 86 s 284,610 11, 817 l, 804 7' 176 40,753 20 " 495,409 231, 072 72, 236 9' 41 0 J. 4 04 103, 557 ll,089 2' 794 8' 474 SJ, 373 2S " 419,896 268,389 49, 329 8' 641 2' 29 2 25,250 7' 713 J,044 6' 919 48, 429 JO H 358,'475 258,725 28,C68 8,270 1, 162 6' J 6'4 s' 4 9 5 J. 751 l, 105 5' 6 51 3 8' 8 84

J s l9 277,058 208,613 16,571 s' 8 95 m 3' 160 3' 77 J 2. 511 l, 4 94 5. 960 29,306

40 44 254, 330 194,590 12. 814 6. 08 J S< J 2, 6 38 J. 019 2. 984 2. 105 4. 4 3 5 25,119

so S< 159,760 108,474 7' 6 5 J 7,00J JS l 2' 52 2 2' 991 8' 303 4, 919 17,544

SS S9 105,838 6J' 963 5,283 4' 997 rn l, 686 l, 756 13,210 3, 512 11,200

60 64 85, 246 36,659 4' 310 S,070 ns 2' 301 l, 9 39 22,491 4' 08 5 8' 10 6

6S 69 53, 680 17,186 2,444 3, 60 9 2 J 7 1, 248 l, 265 19, 913 J' 190 4' s 8 8

;o H 38,673 9. 186 1, 5 24 2. 608 lll 1,237 l. JOO 16' J 10 2' 079 4' J 17

75 & ABOVE 35,422 5. 93 s 1, 319 2' 4 93 lS 0 1, 23) 910 14' 84 3 J. 64 2 4' 8 98 FEMALE

10 & ABOVE 2,988,163 89, 796 4. 37 8 l, 951 11,458 157,036 2,682,246 2' 22 2 3. 6 81 14,118 21,217 10 14 528,770 l, 805