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Population and Household Detail from Block to District Level POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH DERA BUGTI DISTRICT 312,603 46,585 BAIKER SUB-TEHSIL 19,535 2,715 BAIKER QH 19,535 2715 BAIKER PC 19,535 2715 (KANDH MURUNJ BORE) KANDH MURU 2,076 261 470050112 2,076 261 BAKER 2,693 415 470050105 2,693 415 DANB BORE 534 93 470050108 534 93 GURAN THAL 4,147 549 470050104 4,147 549 HOTAKMARI SHUMALI 665 126 470050110 665 126 JALLE MARI BORE 3,267 424 470050107 3,267 424 KUWAN MAT 1,226 166 470050101 1,226 166 LAINDA 1,488 195 470050106 1,488 195 PERPAGO BORE 888 92 470050111 888 92 PIR MUHAMMAD KUND 1,389 214 470050103 1,389 214 THANGWANI 618 113 470050109 618 113 WASHAAF 544 67 470050102 544 67 DERA BUGTI TEHSIL 48,492 7,280 DERA BUGTI M.C. 27,625 3990 CHARGE NO 10 27,625 3990 CIRCLE NO 01 15,314 2075 470100101 1,053 180 470100102 1,560 309 470100103 4,768 688 470100104 2,966 337 470100105 2,798 327 470100106 412 64 470100107 1,757 170 CIRCLE NO 02 7,555 1138 470100201 1,034 168 470100202 1,669 267 Page 1 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 470100203 704 133 470100204 1,285 177 470100205 1,264 139 470100206 1,599 254 CIRCLE NO 03 2,037 318 470100301 49 8 470100302 1,339 205 470100303 286 46 470100304 205 32 470100305 158 27 CIRCLE NO 04 2,719 459 470100401 1,001 167 470100402 966 176 470100403 279 46 470100404 473 70 DERA BUGTI SADAR QH 20,867 3290 DASHT-E-GORAN PC 2,272 348 DASHAT GORAN 506 67 470010204 506 67 DASHAT GORAN KACHH 477 72 470010202 477 72 DASHAT GORAN(CHANRA ZAI) 970 148 470010201 970 148 SOORANI 319 61 470010203 319 61 MARAO PC 4,051 742 BASPANCH 692 117 470010308 692 117 BELAJ 249 41 470010317 249 41 BHAGSAR 594 120 470010309 594 120 CHAMB KHIAZAI 69 16 470010305 69 16 CHAMBRAHEJA 167 28 470010312 167 28 CHEEL 171 46 470010307 171 46 DEEGH 157 26 470010313 157 26 DUDAR 40 6 Page 2 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 470010315 40 6 GADHAI 12 2 470010310 12 2 KALADOOR 125 21 470010311 125 21 MARAO 353 71 470010304 353 71 RAYI 303 60 470010306 303 60 SHAMSAR 540 86 470010301 540 86 SHEHTHAL 229 47 470010302 229 47 SIAHIAN KACH 223 34 470010316 223 34 SOHAR 81 13 470010314 81 13 SURA 46 8 470010303 46 8 SADAR DERA BUGTI PC 14,544 2200 BARDASHT 120 12 470010122 120 12 BHARI 121 19 470010116 121 19 DHAD 470 78 470010114 470 78 DOMBAND 0 0 470010113 0 0 HABIB RAHI 3,277 329 470010123 3,277 329 HAJI 0 0 470010112 0 0 HAZARA 238 36 470010110 238 36 HODO 328 44 470010129 328 44 JUARI 573 93 470010111 573 93 Page 3 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH KALO KUSHTAG 488 94 470010126 488 94 KARGAZ 1,504 239 470010108 1,504 239 KASHI GHARBI 386 58 470010117 386 58 KASHI SHARQI 180 34 470010115 180 34 KAURDAN 1,339 270 470010119 1,339 270 KHURDAN PUSHTA 0 0 470010101 0 0 KUKRANI 125 26 470010118 125 26 KUMBANI 42 6 470010120 42 6 LENDI 763 120 470010109 763 120 PAKHT 235 39 470010127 235 39 PESHI 613 97 470010106 613 97 PITOKH 2,245 378 470010125 2,245 378 RANTA 564 70 470010107 564 70 SOUR 656 102 470010121 656 102 TARKAGH 84 13 470010128 84 13 TARKAI 193 43 470010124 193 43 LOTI TEHSIL 17,967 2,587 LOTI QH 17,967 2587 DASHT-E-GORAN PC 7,703 1011 BEEH JUNUBI 1,139 120 470090102 1,139 120 BEEH SHUMALI 662 112 Page 4 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 470090103 662 112 KUNRANI 961 128 470090107 961 128 NEELAGH GHARBI 989 170 470090106 989 170 NEELAGH SHARQI 1,963 229 470090101 1,963 229 SIAHLAF 1,517 173 470090104 1,517 173 TREEP 472 79 470090105 472 79 LOTI PC 10,264 1576 JATA MARRI 923 123 470090208 923 123 JISTKANI KAAKARI 776 100 470090215 776 100 KEHLENI 263 57 470090207 263 57 LASHKARANI 1,177 227 470090203 1,177 227 LOTI 1,613 238 470090201 1,613 238 MANDO KAND KHAJOORI 961 132 470090206 961 132 MURGHA ZAI 822 112 470090209 822 112 POGANI 208 21 470090211 208 21 RASIL 274 33 470090213 274 33 SHAMBANI KAKARI 431 75 470090210 431 75 SOORI ZERIN 357 59 470090214 357 59 SOORIBALA 65 12 470090205 65 12 TUSSO 219 25 470090202 219 25 Page 5 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH WATOO 1,004 168 470090204 1,004 168 WAZANI 1,171 194 470090212 1,171 194 MALAM SUB-TEHSIL 27,398 3,757 MALAM QH 27,398 3757 KUP QALANDRI PC 12,068 1905 ASHAQ BHAHA 859 144 470040202 859 144 BEGUM BAHA 869 123 470040203 869 123 CHAT 1,119 165 470040201 1,119 165 CHOTO 3,372 426 470040206 3,372 426 DILGOSH 3,194 654 470040207 3,194 654 MAKHI NALA 0 0 470040205 0 0 PATTI 913 164 470040204 913 164 QALANDRI 1,742 229 470040208 1,742 229 SHAM KALCHAS PC 15,330 1852 (KARBARSHAM) KHURBUR 1,783 150 470040105 1,783 150 BAGLAR SHAM 2,533 258 470040103 2,533 258 BAGLARH KALCHAS 1,134 191 470040107 1,134 191 BARAMDI 1,651 235 470040106 1,651 235 BURZAIN 237 37 470040108 237 37 KALCHAS KAHOR 1,119 212 470040109 1,119 212 LAGH (SHAMKALCHS) 2,500 264 470040102 2,500 264 Page 6 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH PAR KAHOUR 1,850 206 470040101 1,850 206 SOHLANI 2,523 299 470040104 2,523 299 PHELAWAGH TEHSIL 28,180 3,932 PHELAWAGH QH 28,180 3932 KUP QALANDRI PC 9,351 1258 KANDELI 4,208 596 470030201 4,208 596 KHALARA 1,332 229 470030202 1,332 229 KUP THAL 964 100 470030204 964 100 SHARKHALA 2,847 333 470030203 2,847 333 PHELLAWAGH PC 18,829 2674 BOR GARANI 1,846 335 470030102 1,846 335 DAGARO BORE 1,215 166 470030101 1,215 166 GAZANIGAL 5,477 801 470030103 5,477 801 HOTAKMARI JANOOBI 196 25 470030107 196 25 KANDH BORE GARRANI 2,209 278 470030108 2,209 278 KUPRI 852 125 470030106 852 125 LINDERA 1,504 175 470030105 1,504 175 NARIAL JALWALA 5,127 700 470030109 5,127 700 SARAWANDOOR 403 69 470030104 403 69 PIR KOH SUB-TEHSIL 40,783 7,089 LOPE QH 40,783 7089 LOPE PC 28,568 4698 BANDER THAL 1,471 304 470060218 1,471 304 Page 7 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH CHABDAR 1,544 331 470060220 1,544 331 DOI 284 52 470060219 284 52 GORPAN 38 9 470060222 38 9 LARHO PATI 343 53 470060221 343 53 MADAGH 603 135 470060224 603 135 PATRA 717 125 470060216 717 125 SHERANI 999 198 470060223 999 198 THAL PIR KOH 21,758 3322 470060201 366 38 470060202 1,676 311 470060203 1,903 286 470060204 649 104 470060205 1,938 253 470060206 1,550 224 470060207 883 138 470060208 1,774 279 470060209 847 169 470060210 2,296 408 470060211 1,912 345 470060212 3,103 293 470060213 423 73 470060214 2,273 361 470060215 165 40 TUSAL THAL 811 169 470060217 811 169 PIR KOH PC 1,788 261 ABTARI 225 30 470060113 225 30 BAGHI 41 8 470060108 41 8 BOBI 96 12 470060103 96 12 DACHI LAK 125 20 470060107 125 20 GATRANI 90 16 Page 8 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 470060114 90 16 HAN 71 12 470060105 71 12 JAMAL BANDI 136 17 470060115 136 17 KAKARI 111 14 470060106 111 14 LAGHARI 50 6 470060101 50 6 MASORI LAK 81 10 470060110 81 10 MURGH MARI 98 5 470060112 98 5 PIR THAL 265 53 470060109 265 53 SHANK 167 35 470060104 167 35 SOLE 95 13 470060111 95 13 UMRI 137 10 470060102 137 10 SAIDANI PC 10,427 2130 (PINGORA) PINGOR RAIN 858 165 470060314 858 165 AHO THAL 289 48 470060306 289 48 CHIBTANI 461 88 470060313 461 88 GAVI 739 153 470060302 739 153 GUJRO 69 15 470060307 69 15 HAJANI 841 176 470060312 841 176 INJEER GORANI 505 86 470060315 505 86 JAGANI 219 38 470060321 219 38 Page 9 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH KALAIRI 151 32 470060305 151 32 KISHAK 122 24 470060319 122 24 MITHA 301 60 470060311 301 60 MOHEET 528 124 470060317 528 124 PASHAINI 191 40 470060320 191 40 PESHANI 311 60 470060308 311 60 PHATOO 724 156 470060316 724 156 ROSHOSH 617 144 470060318 617 144 SARNAIN 578 119 470060304 578 119 SODO 1,076 219 470060301 1,076 219 SOTOKH 403 85 470060309 403 85 TAKRA 1,117 226 470060310 1,117 226 TANGO KOCHI 327 72 470060303 327 72 SANGSILLAH SUB-TEHSIL 10,265 1,529 SANGSILLAH QH 10,265 1529 SANGSILLAH PC 10,265 1529 AFNARBAH 432 77 470020109 432 77 BAND THAL 355 56 470020119 355 56 DAURJAH 278 46 470020117 278 46 GADRI 119 20 470020108 119 20 GAISO 72 13 Page 10 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 470020103 72 13 GUMBAND 190 34 470020104 190 34 GUZGAR 200 31 470020118 200 31 KAHER BAND 852 158 470020115 852 158 KUMBI 66 12 470020106 66 12 LADHANI 226 44 470020110 226 44 LEGHAR 240 34 470020102 240 34 MALEER 43 8 470020105 43 8 MITOKACH 36 6 470020107 36 6 SANGSILLA 159 28 470020111 159 28 SARTHAF 212 36 470020113 212 36 SIAHAF KAND 18 3 470020114 18 3 THANGWANI 134 27 470020112 134 27 TOBA NOHKANI 244 51 470020116 244 51 ZAINKOH 6,340 840 470020120 3,987 411 470020121 2,353 429 ZARMAGHAZ 49 5 470020101 49 5 SUI TEHSIL 119,983 17,696 ASREELY QH 27,864 4199 ASREELY PC 15,151 2329 BUSHT GO 544 72 470080108 544 72 GO 1,883 269 470080107 1,883 269 Page 11 of 14 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL BALOCHISTAN (DERA BUGTI DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH GULZAR 1,424 249 470080103 1,424 249 KHATTAN 4,271 579 470080102 4,271
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