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TABLE - 2 AREA, POPULATION BY SEX, SEX RATIO, POPULATION DENSITY, URBAN PROPORTION, HOUSEHOLD SIZE AND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA POPULATION - 2017 1998-2017 AVERAG AVERAGE AREA POPULATIO URBAN E POPULATION ADMN - UNIT TRANSG SEX ANNUAL (SQ. KM.) ALL SEXES MALE FEMALE N DENSITY PROPOR HOUSEH 1998 ENDER RATIO GROWTH PER SQ. KM. TION OLD RATE SIZE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA 74,521 30,508,920 15,444,481 15,062,440 1,999 102.54 409.40 18.80 7.83 17,743,645 2.89 RURAL 24,773,492 12,470,370 12,302,031 1,091 101.37 7.90 14,749,561 2.76 URBAN 5,735,428 2,974,111 2,760,409 908 107.74 7.52 2,994,084 3.47 BANNU DIVISION 4,391 2,042,815 1,034,342 1,008,445 28 102.57 465.23 6.81 1,165,692 2.99 RURAL 1,903,615 960,949 942,639 27 101.94 1,071,138 3.07 URBAN 139,200 73,393 65,806 1 111.53 94,554 2.05 BANNU DISTRICT 1,227 1,167,071 592,625 574,422 24 103.17 951.16 4.28 9.34 675,667 2.91 RURAL 1,117,123 564,997 552,103 23 102.34 9.45 627,991 3.07 URBAN 49,948 27,628 22,319 1 123.79 7.42 47,676 0.24 BANNU TEHSIL 802 958,103 485,436 472,643 24 102.71 1194.64 5.21 9.06 572,957 2.74 RURAL 908,155 457,808 450,324 23 101.66 9.16 525,281 2.92 URBAN 49,948 27,628 22,319 1 123.79 7.42 47,676 0.24 DOMEL TEHSIL 425 208,968 107,189 101,779 - 105.32 491.69 - 10.98 102,710 3.80 RURAL 208,968 107,189 101,779 - 105.32 10.98 102,710 3.80 URBAN - - - - - - - - LAKKI MARWAT DISTRICT 3,164 875,744 441,717 434,023 4 101.77 276.78 10.19 8.71 490,025 3.10 RURAL 786,492 395,952 390,536 4 101.39 8.83 443,147 3.06 URBAN 89,252 45,765 43,487 - 105.24 7.80 46,878 3.44 LAKKI MARWAT TEHSIL 2,541 578,874 292,614 286,257 3 102.22 227.81 10.24 8.32 339,934 2.84 RURAL 519,601 261,879 257,719 3 101.61 8.47 309,467 2.76 URBAN 59,273 30,735 28,538 - 107.70 7.24 30,467 3.56 SARAI NAURANG TEHSIL 623 296,870 149,103 147,766 1 100.90 476.52 10.10 9.61 150,091 3.65 RURAL 266,891 134,073 132,817 1 100.95 9.65 133,680 3.70 URBAN 29,979 15,030 14,949 - 100.54 9.22 16,411 3.22 DERA ISMAIL KHAN DIVISION 9,005 2,015,714 1,037,785 977,800 129 106.13 223.84 20.21 1,091,211 3.28 RURAL 1,608,432 825,156 783,192 84 105.36 929,663 2.92 URBAN 407,282 212,629 194,608 45 109.26 161,548 4.98 DERA ISMAIL KHAN DISTRICT 7,326 1,625,088 837,685 787,301 102 106.40 221.82 22.17 7.96 852,995 3.44 RURAL 1,264,870 649,892 614,919 59 105.69 8.28 727,188 2.95 URBAN 360,218 187,793 172,382 43 108.94 7.00 125,807 5.68 DARABAN TEHSIL 1,540 124,318 64,533 59,784 1 107.94 80.73 - 8.22 73,658 2.79 RURAL 124,318 64,533 59,784 1 107.94 8.22 73,658 2.79 URBAN - - - - - - - - DERA ISMAIL KHAN TEHSIL 1,167 725,449 374,787 350,595 67 106.90 621.64 30.05 7.86 362,790 3.71 RURAL 507,431 260,671 246,730 30 105.65 8.62 270,676 3.36 URBAN 218,018 114,116 103,865 37 109.87 6.54 92,114 4.63 KULACHI TEHSIL 1,229 101,892 52,706 49,184 2 107.16 82.91 24.29 8.16 67,256 2.21 RURAL 77,139 39,956 37,181 2 107.46 8.67 48,143 2.51 URBAN 24,753 12,750 12,003 - 106.22 6.91 19,113 1.37 PAHARPUR TEHSIL 1,657 381,086 194,708 186,355 23 104.48 229.99 20.35 7.76 218,589 2.96 RURAL 303,520 154,668 148,834 18 103.92 7.64 204,009 2.11 URBAN 77,566 40,040 37,521 5 106.71 8.27 14,580 9.18 PAROA TEHSIL 1,733 292,343 150,951 141,383 9 106.77 168.69 13.64 8.32 130,702 4.32 RURAL 252,462 130,064 122,390 8 106.27 8.41 130,702 3.52 URBAN 39,881 20,887 18,993 1 109.97 7.75 - - TANK DISTRICT 1,679 390,626 200,100 190,499 27 105.04 232.65 12.05 8.85 238,216 2.63 RURAL 343,562 175,264 168,273 25 104.15 8.98 202,475 2.82 URBAN 47,064 24,836 22,226 2 111.74 8.03 35,741 1.46 TANK TEHSIL 1,679 390,626 200,100 190,499 27 105.04 232.65 12.05 8.85 238,216 2.63 RURAL 343,562 175,264 168,273 25 104.15 8.98 202,475 2.82 URBAN 47,064 24,836 22,226 2 111.74 8.03 35,741 1.46 HAZARA DIVISION 17,064 5,323,155 2,697,139 2,625,612 404 102.72 311.95 10.75 3,505,581 2.22 RURAL 4,751,172 2,400,554 2,350,393 225 102.13 3,203,566 2.09 URBAN 571,983 296,585 275,219 179 107.76 302,015 3.41 ABBOTTABAD DISTRICT 1,967 1,333,089 677,857 655,196 36 103.46 677.73 22.05 6.08 880,666 2.20 RURAL 1,039,104 522,592 516,494 18 101.18 6.05 722,762 1.93 URBAN 293,985 155,265 138,702 18 111.94 6.20 157,904 3.32 ABBOTTABAD TEHSIL 1,438 982,837 502,980 479,821 36 104.83 683.47 25.00 6.00 628,766 2.37 RURAL 737,167 372,331 364,818 18 102.06 5.96 502,487 2.03 URBAN 245,670 130,649 115,003 18 113.60 6.12 126,279 3.56 HAVELIAN TEHSIL 529 350,252 174,877 175,375 - 99.72 662.10 13.79 6.34 251,900 1.75 RURAL 301,937 150,261 151,676 - 99.07 6.30 220,275 1.67 URBAN 48,315 24,616 23,699 - 103.87 6.60 31,625 2.25 Page 1 of 8 POPULATION - 2017 1998-2017 AVERAG AVERAGE AREA POPULATIO URBAN E POPULATION ADMN - UNIT TRANSG SEX ANNUAL (SQ. KM.) ALL SEXES MALE FEMALE N DENSITY PROPOR HOUSEH 1998 ENDER RATIO GROWTH PER SQ. KM. TION OLD RATE SIZE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BATAGRAM DISTRICT 1,301 476,749 238,402 238,312 35 100.04 366.45 - 6.88 307,278 2.33 RURAL 476,749 238,402 238,312 35 100.04 6.88 307,278 2.33 URBAN ALLAI TEHSIL 804 180,502 90,363 90,127 12 100.26 224.50 - 6.75 121,652 2.09 RURAL 180,502 90,363 90,127 12 100.26 6.75 121,652 2.09 URBAN - - - - - - - - BATAGRAM TEHSIL 497 296,247 148,039 148,185 23 99.90 596.07 - 6.97 185,626 2.49 RURAL 296,247 148,039 148,185 23 99.90 6.97 185,626 2.49 URBAN - - - - - - - - HARIPUR DISTRICT 1,725 1,001,515 498,202 503,266 47 98.99 580.59 13.29 6.07 692,228 1.96 RURAL 868,415 430,407 437,991 17 98.27 6.07 609,493 1.88 URBAN 133,100 67,795 65,275 30 103.86 6.10 82,735 2.53 GHAZI TEHSIL 595 144,917 72,137 72,780 - 99.12 243.56 - 5.80 113,049 1.31 RURAL 144,917 72,137 72,780 - 99.12 5.80 113,049 1.31 URBAN - - - - - - - - HARIPUR TEHSIL 1,130 856,598 426,065 430,486 47 98.97 758.05 15.54 6.12 579,179 2.08 RURAL 723,498 358,270 365,211 17 98.10 6.12 496,444 2.00 URBAN 133,100 67,795 65,275 30 103.86 6.10 82,735 2.53 MANSEHRA DISTRICT 4,125 1,555,742 771,976 783,509 257 98.53 377.15 9.31 6.51 978,157 2.47 RURAL 1,410,844 698,451 712,267 126 98.06 6.50 916,781 2.29 URBAN 144,898 73,525 71,242 131 103.20 6.63 61,376 4.62 BALA KOT TEHSIL 2,376 273,257 135,039 138,200 18 97.71 115.01 - 6.00 214,630 1.28 RURAL 273,257 135,039 138,200 18 97.71 6.00 214,630 1.28 URBAN - - - - - - - - MANSEHRA TEHSIL 1,340 1,017,521 510,187 507,117 217 100.61 759.34 14.24 6.53 574,975 3.04 RURAL 872,623 436,662 435,875 86 100.18 6.51 513,599 2.82 URBAN 144,898 73,525 71,242 131 103.20 6.63 61,376 4.62 OGHI TEHSIL 409 264,964 126,750 138,192 22 91.72 647.83 - 7.06 188,552 1.80 RURAL 264,964 126,750 138,192 22 91.72 7.06 188,552 1.80 URBAN - - - - - - - - TORGHAR DISTRICT 454 171,349 86,059 85,274 16 100.92 377.42 - 6.49 174,682 -0.10 RURAL 171,349 86,059 85,274 16 100.92 6.49 174,682 -0.10 URBAN JUDBA TEHSIL 149 96,888 49,459 47,419 10 104.30 650.26 - 6.47 84,628 0.71 RURAL 96,888 49,459 47,419 10 104.30 6.47 84,628 0.71 URBAN - - - - - - - - KHANDER TEHSIL 305 74,461 36,600 37,855 6 96.68 244.13 - 6.51 90,054 -0.99 RURAL 74,461 36,600 37,855 6 96.68 6.51 90,054 -0.99 URBAN - - - - - - - - KOHISTAN DISTRICT 7492 784711 424643 360055 13 117.94 104.74 - 7.84 472570 2.70 RURAL 7492 784711 424643 360055 13 117.94 104.74 7.84 472570 2.70 URBAN DASSU SUB-DIVISION 228350 123541 104801 8 117.88 - - 8.28 137519 2.70 RURAL 228350 123541 104801 8 117.88 - 8.28 137519 2.70 URBAN - - - - - - - - - KANDIA SUB-DIVISION 77101 41799 35302 - 118.40 - - 7.74 46437 2.70 RURAL 77101 41799 35302 - 118.40 - 7.74 46437 2.70 URBAN - - - - - - - - - PALAS SUB-DIVISION 276325 149477 126843 5 117.84 - - 7.64 166403 2.70 RURAL 276325 149477 126843 5 117.84 - 7.64 166403 2.70 URBAN - - - - - - - - - PATTAN SUB-DIVISION 202935 109826 93109 - 117.95 - - 7.70 122211 2.70 RURAL 202935 109826 93109 - 117.95 - 7.70 122211 2.70 URBAN - - - - - - - - - KOHAT DIVISION 7,013 2,216,600 1,093,141 1,123,275 184 97.32 316.07 19.11 1,307,969 2.81 RURAL 1,793,086 874,976 917,977 133 95.32 1,063,946 2.78 URBAN 423,514 218,165 205,298 51 106.27 244,023 2.94 HANGU DISTRICT 1,097 518,811 249,044 269,732 35 92.33 472.94 19.76 10.29 314,529 2.66 RURAL 416,309 198,616 217,664 29 91.25 10.44 250,312 2.71 URBAN 102,502 50,428 52,068 6 96.85 9.73 64,217 2.49 HANGU TEHSIL 669 270,399 129,825 140,553 21 92.37 404.18 18.05 10.07 163,117 2.69 RURAL 221,598 106,089 115,490 19 91.86 10.24 132,095 2.76 URBAN 48,801 23,736 25,063 2 94.71 9.40 31,022 2.41 TALL TEHSIL 428 248,412 119,219 129,179 14 92.29 580.40 21.62 10.53 151,412 2.64 RURAL 194,711 92,527 102,174 10 90.56 10.67 118,217 2.66 URBAN 53,701 26,692 27,005 4 98.84 10.06 33,195 2.56 Page 2 of 8 POPULATION - 2017 1998-2017 AVERAG AVERAGE AREA POPULATIO URBAN E POPULATION ADMN - UNIT TRANSG SEX ANNUAL (SQ.
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