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Tehsil Code List 2011New Page 1 of 8 TEHSIL CODE LIST FOR THE HAJJ -2011 (FOR MEHRAM CODE LIST, PLEASE SEE LAST PAGE ) DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 001 ISLAMABAD-------------------001 PUNJAB 01 RAWALPINDI DIVISION 002 DISTRICT RAWALPINDI 003 DISTRICT ATTOCK RAWALPINDI 002 ATTOCK 010 KAHUTA 003 JAND 011 MURREE 004 FATEH JANG 012 TAXILA 005 PINDI GHEB 013 WAH CANTT 006 HASSAN ABDAL 014 GUJAR KHAN 007 HAZRO 015 KOTLI SATTIAN 008 KALLAR SAYYEDAN 009 004 DISTRICT CHAKWAL 005 DISTRICT JHELUM CHAKWAL 016 JHELUM 020 TALA GANG 017 PIND DADAN KHAN 021 CHOA SAIDAN SHAH 018 SOHAWA 022 KALLAR KAHAR 019 DINA 023 02 SARGODHA DIVISION 006 DISTRICT SARGODHA 007 DISTRICT BHAKKAR SARGODHA 024 BHAKKAR 030 BHALWAL 025 MANKERA 031 SHAH PUR 026 KALUR KOT 032 SILAN WALI 027 DARYA KHAN 033 SAHIWAL 028 KOT MOMIN 029 009 DISTRICT MIANWALI 008 DISTRICT KHUSHAB MIANWALI 037 KHUSHAB 034 ESSA KHEL 038 NOOR PUR 035 PIPLAN 039 QUAIDABAD 036 03 FAISALABAD DIVISION 010 DISTRICT FAISALABAD 011 DISTRICT TOBA TEK SING FAISALABAD 040 TOBA TEK SING 045 JARANWALA 041 KAMALIA 046 SAMUNDARI 042 GOJRA 047 CHAK JHUMRA 043 012 DISTRICT JHANG TANDLIANWALA 044 JHANG 048 013 DISTRICT CHINIOT SHORE KOT 049 CHINIOT 051 AHMEDPUR SIAL 050 LALIAN 052 BHAWANA 053 04 GUJRANWALA DIVISION 014 DISTRICT GUJRANWALA 015 DISTRICT SIALKOT GUJRANWALA 054 SIALKOT 058 WAZIRABAD 055 DASKA 059 NOSHEHRA VIRKAN 056 PASROOR 060 KAMOKE 057 SAMBRIAL 061 016 DISTRICT NAROWAL 017 DISTRICT HAFIZABAD NAROWAL 062 HAFIZABAD 065 SHAKAR GARH 063 PINDI BHATTIAN 066 ZAFARWAL 064 Page 2 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 018 DISTRICT GUJRAT 019 DISTRICT MANDI BAHAUDDIN GUJRAT 067 MANDI BAHAUDDIN 070 KHARIAN 068 PHALIA 071 SARAI ALAMGIR 069 MALAKWAL 072 05 LAHORE DIVISION 020 DISTRICT LAHORE 073 022 DISTRICT KASUR 021 DISTRICT SHEIKHUPURA KASUR 078 SHEIKHUPURA 074 CHUNIAN 079 FEROZE WALA 075 PATTOKI 080 MURIDKAY 076 KOT RADHA KISHAN 081 SHARQPUR 077 023 DISTRICT NANKANA SAHIB 024 DISTRICT OKARA NANKANA SAHIB 082 OKARA 086 SHAH KOT 083 DEPALPUR 087 SANGALA HILL 084 RENALA KHURD 088 SAFDARABAD 085 06 D. G. KHAN DIVISION 025 DISTRICT D.G. KHAN 026 DISTRICT RAJANPUR D.G. KHAN 089 RAJAN PUR 091 TAUNSA SHARIF 090 JAMPUR 092 027 DISTRICT MUZAFFARGARH ROJHAN 093 MUZAFFARGARH 094 028 DISTRICT LAYYAH ALIPUR 095 LAYYAH 098 KOT ADDU 096 CHAUBARA 099 JATOI 097 KAROR LAL ESAN 100 07 MULTAN DIVISION 029 DISTRICT MULTAN 030 DISTRICT LODHRAN MULTAN 101 LODHRAN 104 SHUJAABAD 102 DUNYA PUR 105 JALALPUR PIR WALA 103 KAHROR PAKKA 106 031 DISTRICT SAHIWAL 032 DISTRICT PAKPATAN SAHIWAL 107 PAKPATAN 109 CHICHA WATNI 108 ARIFWALA 110 033 DISTRICT VEHARI 034 DISTRICT KHANEWAL VEHARI 111 KHANEWAL 114 BUREWALA 112 MIAN CHANNU 115 MELSI 113 KABIR WALA 116 JAHANIAN 117 08 BAHAWALPUR DIVISION 035 DISTRICT BAHAWALPUR 036 DISTRICT BAHAWAL NAGAR BAHAWAL PUR 118 BAHAWAL NAGAR 123 HASIL PUR 119 MINCHAN ABAD 124 AHMED PUR EAST 120 FORT ABBAS 125 YAZMAN 121 HAROON ABAD 126 KHAIRPUR TAMEWALI 122 CHISHTIAN 127 037 DISTRICT RAHIM YAR KHAN RAHIM YAR KHAN 128 SADIQ ABAD 130 LIAQUAT PUR 129 KHAN PUR 131 Page 3 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE KHYBER PAKHTOONKHA 09 MARDAN DIVISION 038 DISTRICT MARDAN 039 DISTRICT SWABI MARDAN 132 SWABI 134 TAKHT BHAI 133 LAHOR (SWABI) 135 TOPI 136 RAZAR 137 10 PESHAWAR DIVISION 040 DISTT PESHAWAR 138 041 DISTRICT CHARSADA CHARSADA 139 042 DISTT NOWSHEHRA 142 SHABQADAR 140 TANGI 141 11 KOHAT DIVISION 043 DISTRICT KOHAT 044 DISTRICT KARAK KOHAT 143 KARAK 145 LACHI 144 BANDA DAUD SHAH 146 045 DISTRICT HANGU TAKHT E NASRATI 147 HANGU 148 TALL 149 12 D. I. KHAN DIVISION 046 DISTRICT DERA ISMAIL KHAN DERA ISMAIL KHAN 150 DARABAN 152 KULACHI 151 PAHARPUR 153 PAROA 154 047 DISTRICT TANK 155 13 BANNU DIVISION 048 DISTRICT BANNU 049 DISTT LAKKI MARWAT BANNU 156 LAKKI MARWAT 158 DOMEL 157 NAURANG 159 14 HAZARA DIVISION 050 DISTT ABBOTTABAD 160 051 DISTRICT HARIPUR 052 DISTRICT MANSEHRA HARIPUR 161 MANSEHRA 163 GHAZI 162 BALA KOT 164 053 DISTRICT KOHISTAN (DASU) OGHI 165 DASSU 167 KALA DHAKA 166 PATTAN 168 054 DISTRICT BATGRAM PALAS 169 BATGRAM 171 KANDIA 170 ALAI 172 15 MALAKAND DIVISION 055 DISTRICT UPPER DIR 057 DISTRICT SHANGLA DIR 173 SHANGLA 184 BARAWAL 174 BISHAM 185 KOHISTAN 175 CHAKESAR 186 WARI 176 MARTUNG 187 KHAL 177 PURAN 188 056 DISTRICT LOWER DIR ALPURAI 189 BALAMBAT 178 LAL QILLA 179 MUNDA 180 058 DISTRICT BUNAIR 190 ADENZAI 181 (DAGGAR) SAMAR BAGH 182 TEMERGARA 183 Page 4 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 059 DISTRICT SWAT (MINGORA) 061 DISTRICT CHITRAL SWAT (MINGORA) 191 CHITRAL 196 MATTA 192 DROSH 197 KHWAZA KHELA 193 LUTKHU 198 060 DISTRICT MALAKAND MASTUJ 199 SWAT RANIZAI 194 TURKOH 200 SAM RANIZAI 195 MULKOH 201 SINDH 16 SUKKUR DIVISION 062 DISTRICT SUKKUR 063 DISTRICT SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SUKKUR 202 NAWABSHAH 207 ROHRI 203 DOLATPUR 208 PANUAKIL 204 SKRAND 209 SALEHPAT 205 DAUR 210 NEW SUKKUR 206 064 DISTRICT GHOTKI 065 DISTRICT KHAIRPUR GHOTKI 211 KHAIRPUR 216 KHAN GARH 212 GAMBAT 217 UBAORO 213 KOT DIGI 218 DAHARKI 214 MIR WAH 219 MIRPUR MATHELO 215 FAIZ GANJ 220 SOBHODERO 221 066 DISTRICT NAUSHERO FEROZE KINGRI 222 NAUSHERO FEROZE 224 NARA 223 KANDYARO 225 MORO 226 BHERIA 227 BHERIAMEHRAB PUR192 228 208 17 LARKANA DIVISION 067 DISTRICT LARKANA 068 DISTRICT SHAHDAD KOT LARKANA 229 SHAHDAD KOT 233 RATO DERO 230 MIRO KHAN 234 DOKRI 231 KAMBAR ALI KHAN 235 BAKRANI 232 WARAH 236 SUJAWAL JUNEJO 237 069 DISTRICT JACCOBABAD KUBO SAEED KHAN 238 JACCOBABAD 240 NASIRABAD 239 GARHI KHAIRO 241 070 DISTRICT SHIKARPUR THUL 242 SHIKARPUR 243 071 DISTRICT KASHMOR KHANPUR 244 KASHMOR 247 GARHI YASIN 245 KANDKOT 248 LAKHI 246 TANGWANI 249 18 HYDERABAD DIVISION 072 HYDERABAD 250 074 MATIARI 257 LATIFABAD 251 HALA 258 QASIMABAD 252 SAEEDABAD 259 073 DADU 253 075 BADIN 260 KHAIRPUR NATHAN SHAH 254 MATLI 261 MEHR 255 TANDO BHAGU 262 JOHI 256 GOLARCHI 263 TALHAR 264 076 TANDO ALLAH YAR 266 SHAHEED FAZAL RAHU 265 CHAMBER 267 JHANDO MARI 268 Page 5 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 077 DISTRICT THATTA 078 DISTRICT JAM SHORO THATTA 269 SEHWAN 278 MIRPUR SAKRO 270 KOTRI 279 KETI BUNDER 271 THANO BULA KHAN 280 GHORABARI 272 MANJHAND 281 SUJAWAL 273 MIRPUR BATHORO 274 079 TANDO MUHAMMAD KHAN JATI 275 TANDO MUHAMMAD KHAN 282 SHAH BANDER 276 BULRI SHAH KARIM 283 KHARO CHAN 277 TANDO GHULAM HYDER 284 19 MIRPUR KHAS DIVISION 080 DISTRICT MIRPUR KHAS 081 DISTRICT SANGHAR MIRPUR KHAS 285 SANGHAR 291 DIGRI 286 SINJHORO 292 KOT GHULAM MUHAMMAD 287 KHIPRO 293 JHUDDO 288 SHAHDADPUR 294 SINDHRI 289 TANDO ADAM 295 HUSSAIN BUX MARRI 290 JAM NAWAZ ALI 296 082 DISTRICT THARPARKAR 083 DISTRICT UMER KOT THAR (MITHI) 297 UMER KOT 301 CHACHRO 298 SAMARO 302 NAGAR PARKAR 299 KUNRI 303 DIPLO 300 PITHORO 304 20 KARACHI DIVISION 084 KARACHI WEST 305 085 KARACHI EAST 306 086 KARACHI SOUTH 307 087 KARACHI CENTRAL 308 088 KARACHI MALIR 309 BALUCHISTAN 21 QUETTA DIVISION 089 DISTRICT QUETTA 310 090 DISTRICT PISHIN 091 DISTRICT CHAGHI PISHIN 311 CHAGHI 314 HURRAMZAI 312 DALBANDIN 315 KAREZAT 313 NOKUNDI 316 092 DISTRICT KILLA ABDULLAH TAFTAN 317 KILLA ABDULLAH 318 CHAMAN 319 093 DISTRICT NOSHKI 321 GULISTAN 320 22 ZHOB DIVISION 094 DISTRICT ZHOB 095 DISTRICT KILLA SAIFULLAH ZHOB 322 KILLA SAIFULLAH 324 QAMAR DIN KAREZ 323 MUSLIM BAGH 325 096 DISTRICT LORALAI LOIBAND 326 LORALAI 327 DUKI 328 097 DISTRICT BARKHAN 330 MEKHTAR 329 098 DISTRICT MUSA KHEL 099 DISTRICT SHEERANI 333 MUSA KHEL 331 DRUG 332 23 KALLAT DIVISION 100 DISTRICT KALLAT 101 DISTRICT MASTUNG KALLAT 334 MASTUNG 337 SURAB 335 DASHT 338 MANGOCHAR 336 102 DISTRICT KHARAN 103 DISTRICT AWARAN KHARAN 339 AWARAN 341 SAR KHARAN 340 JHALJAO 342 MASHKAI 343 KORAK JAHOO 344 GISHKORE 345 Page 6 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 104 DISTRICT LASBELLA LASBELLA 346 SONMIANI / WINDER 350 UTHAL 347 KANRAJ 351 HAB 348 BELA 352 DUREJI 349 LAKHRA 353 105 DISTRICT KHUZDAR GADDANI 354 KHUZDAR 355 ZEHRI 356 WADH 357 24 NASIRABAD DIVISION 107 DISTRICT JAFARABAD 106 DISTRICT NASIRABAD JAFFARABAD 363 NASIRABAD 358 USTA MUHAMMAD 364 DERA MURAD JAMALI 359 JHET PAT 365 CHATTAR 360 SOHBAT PUR 366 TAMBOO 361 GANDAKA 367 BABA KOT 362 108 DISTRICT KACHHI ( BOLAN) 109 DISTRICT JHAL MAGSI BOLAN(DHADAR) 368 (GANDAWA) MACH 369 JHAL MAGSI 371 BHAG 370 GHANDAWA 372 25 MAKRAN DIVISION 110 DISTRICT KECH (TURBAT) 111 DISTRICT GAWADAR TURBAT 373 GAWADAR 376 TUMP 374 JIWANI 377 MUND 375 PASNI 378 112 DISTRICT PUNJGUR ORMARA 379 PUNJGUR 380 GOWARGO 381 PAROME 382 26 SIBI DIVISION 113 DISTRICT SIBI 114 DISTRICT ZIARAT 385 SIBI 383 115 DISTRICT HARNAI LEHRI 384 HARNAI 386 116 DISTRICT KOHLU SHARIGH 387 KOHLU 388 117 DISTRICT DERA BUGTI KAHAN 389 DERA BUGTI 391 MAWAND 390 PHELLAWAGH 392 118 DISTRICT WASHUK SUI 393 WASHUK 395 LOTI 394 BESIMA 396 MASHKHEL 397 27 AZAK JAMMU AND KASHMIR 119 DISTRICT MUZAFFAR ABAD 120 DISTRICT BAGH MUZAFFAR ABAD 398 BAGH 400 PATEKHA(NASIRABAD) 399 DHIR KOT 401 121 DISTRICT NEELAM 123 DISTRICT MIRPUR ATTH MUQAM 402 MIRPUR 408 SHARDA 403 DUDYAL(AK) 409 122 DISTRICT KOTLI 124 DISTRICT BHIMBER KOTLI 404 BHIMBER 410 NAKYAL 405 BARNALA 411 SEHNSA 406 SAMAHNI 412 CHAROAI 407 126 DISTRICT SUDHNOTI 125 DISTRICT POONCH SUDHNOTI 416 RAWALA KOT 413 PALANDARI 417 HAJEERA 414 MANG 418 ABBASPUR 415 TARAR KHAL 419 127 DISTRICT HATTIAN BALA BALOCH 420 HATTIAN BALA 421 LIPA 422 128 DISTRICT HAVELI CHIKAR 423 HAVELI 424 Page 7 of 8 DIV DISTT TEHSIL CODE DISTT TEHSIL CODE 28 GILGIT BALTISTAN 129 DISTRICT GILGIT 130 DISTRICT GHIZER GILGIT 425 GUPIS 430 ALI ABAD 426 YASIN 431 GOJAL 427 PUNIAL 432 NAGIR NO.
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