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POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH BANNU DISTRICT 1,167,892 120,233 BANNU TEHSIL 958,504 102,412 BANNU CANTONMENT 8,320 1139 CHARGE NO 01 8,320 1139 CIRCLE NO 01 1,951 271 052010101 427 63 052010102 465 60 052010103 317 63 052010104 742 85 CIRCLE NO 02 6,369 868 052010201 1,408 149 052010202 701 135 052010203 577 98 052010204 1,210 147 052010205 1,329 147 052010206 1,144 192 BANNU M.C. 41,645 5119 CHARGE NO 07 41,645 5119 CIRCLE NO 01 8,895 1076 051070101 1,048 124 051070102 1,499 191 051070103 1,778 206 051070104 1,620 157 051070105 1,220 162 051070106 991 98 051070107 739 138 CIRCLE NO 02 7,941 1027 051070201 1,571 213 051070202 1,099 145 051070203 2,067 260 051070204 1,115 159 051070205 957 123 051070206 1,132 127 CIRCLE NO 03 7,588 963 051070301 1,280 191 051070302 1,229 134 051070303 1,117 130 051070304 1,538 177 051070305 1,112 156 051070306 1,312 175 CIRCLE NO 04 5,619 698 051070401 1,470 154 051070402 417 65 051070403 796 101 051070404 1,335 147 051070405 1,601 231 CIRCLE NO 05 6,592 737 051070501 724 83 Page 1 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 051070502 2,044 159 051070503 808 113 051070504 1,807 241 051070505 1,209 141 CIRCLE NO 06 5,010 618 051070601 2,113 262 051070602 1,454 199 051070603 1,443 157 BANNU SADDAR QH 224,008 23800 AMANDI PC 19,983 2015 AMANDI 11,674 1217 051010306 2,211 242 051010307 1,653 167 051010308 2,815 274 051010309 610 71 051010310 1,265 138 051010311 3,120 325 GARHI PIRAN 2,153 191 051010302 2,153 191 NASRAT SHAH KHEL 1,185 114 051010301 1,185 114 SUKARI HASAN KHEL 4,971 493 051010303 1,295 107 051010304 1,556 143 051010305 2,120 243 BAZAR AHMED KHAN PC 25,946 2840 BAZAR AHMED KHAN 12,426 1425 051010401 3,494 360 051010402 822 102 051010403 1,842 208 051010404 910 113 051010405 205 34 051010406 2,187 277 051010407 1,692 189 051010415 1,274 142 GUL AHMAD SHAH 1,464 149 051010412 1,464 149 HASAN KHEL ISAKI 6,138 656 051010410 1,559 176 051010411 1,192 131 051010417 1,864 187 051010418 1,523 162 KOTKA SHER ZAD 2,030 229 051010408 1,135 121 051010416 895 108 Page 2 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH SHAH JEHAN SHAH 1,536 156 051010413 904 99 051010414 632 57 SHARIF SHAH 2,352 225 051010409 2,352 225 DHARMA KHEL PC 17,432 1861 DHARMA KHEL 5,252 590 051010504 1,416 154 051010505 2,178 243 051010506 1,658 193 ISMAIL KHUNI KHEL 603 71 051010503 603 71 KACHO ZAI 2,258 273 051010501 2,258 273 KOTKA FEROZ 2,081 185 051010510 2,081 185 NEZAM KHAN 5,413 536 051010507 2,008 202 051010508 1,744 170 051010509 1,661 164 PERHEZ KHUNI KHEL 1,825 206 051010502 1,825 206 FATIMA KHEL KALAN PC 38,822 4366 FATIMA KHEL KALAN 16,854 1885 051010201 1,769 178 051010202 1,577 155 051010203 1,597 179 051010204 1,965 208 051010205 1,309 173 051010206 1,208 160 051010207 3,248 353 051010208 1,793 214 051010219 2,388 265 GARHI SHER AHMED 7,763 828 051010209 2,662 303 051010210 2,847 268 051010211 2,254 257 HAJI KHEL ANWAR SHAH 2,045 213 051010212 2,045 213 KAFSHI KHEL BABUJAN 1,215 114 051010213 1,215 114 KOT BELI 4,614 495 Page 3 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 051010214 2,796 290 051010215 1,818 205 KOT DAIM 6,331 831 051010216 2,297 299 051010217 2,885 395 051010218 1,149 137 HASSANI PC 18,147 1946 BASYA KHEL 3,182 346 051010801 1,377 167 051010802 1,805 179 BAZIDA 1,018 97 051010804 1,018 97 DEGAN SHADI KHAN 1,529 174 051010806 1,529 174 DEGAN SHAH JALAL 969 97 051010807 969 97 HAIBAK MALIK SHAH 1,348 136 051010811 1,348 136 HASSANI 3,296 316 051010803 2,348 216 051010812 948 100 KACHKOT ASAD KHAN 3,380 346 051010805 2,652 268 051010813 728 78 KOTKA BAZID 1,694 213 051010809 1,694 213 MEWA KHEL 627 102 051010808 627 102 MIRZA BEG 1,104 119 051010810 1,104 119 KOTI SADAT PC 20,203 2156 BOZA KHEL 6,175 618 051010609 2,174 210 051010610 1,691 174 051010611 2,310 234 HASANI DARA SHAH 2,248 251 051010614 2,248 251 KOTI SADAT 7,896 836 051010601 2,580 243 051010602 156 27 051010603 2,129 217 Page 4 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH 051010604 121 15 051010605 222 25 051010606 341 31 051010607 742 93 051010608 1,605 185 ZAKIR KHEL IBRAHIM GUL 3,884 451 051010612 2,422 290 051010613 1,462 161 LALO ZAI PC 16,584 1579 BAZIDA KOKAL KHEL 1,782 172 051010905 1,782 172 BHANGI KHEL 1,938 150 051010907 1,938 150 KAMKUTA SAKI 1,196 121 051010908 1,196 121 LALO ZAI 4,206 400 051010901 2,484 222 051010902 1,722 178 MANDURI QATAL SHAH 2,134 212 051010904 2,134 212 SADAT MADAK SHAH 622 76 051010903 622 76 TORKA 4,056 387 051010909 2,070 215 051010910 1,986 172 WANDA KHEL GHAFFAR 650 61 051010906 650 61 SADDAR PC 44,513 4736 BAIST KHEL 3,047 299 051010114 1,362 138 051010115 1,685 161 HINJAL NAWAB 1,560 184 051010123 1,560 184 HINJAL NOOR BAZ 13,239 1389 051010117 4,528 467 051010118 2,358 259 051010119 3,646 401 051010120 808 73 051010121 796 81 051010122 1,103 108 HINJAL SHERZA KHAN 2,237 205 051010124 2,237 205 Page 5 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH MAD-AZAM-DANDA KHEL 1,242 100 051010116 1,242 100 SUKARI JABBOR 5,423 575 051010111 1,505 161 051010112 1,706 180 051010113 1,084 129 051010128 625 54 051010129 503 51 SUKARI KARIM KHAN 4,279 436 051010108 1,205 124 051010109 1,132 113 051010110 488 61 051010127 1,454 138 SUKARI ZABTA KHAN 13,486 1548 051010101 912 110 051010102 2,312 244 051010103 2,195 259 051010104 890 111 051010105 1,714 192 051010106 1,181 145 051010107 1,017 120 051010125 1,206 134 051010126 2,059 233 SIKANDER KHEL BALA KHAN PC 22,378 2301 FAZAL HAQ MALWANA 4,085 426 051010713 2,265 173 051010714 1,820 253 HAIBAK MUSA JANAI 1,169 138 051010709 1,169 138 HAIBAK SHARABAT KHAN 971 94 051010710 971 94 HAIBAK SHERZA KHAN 3,057 310 051010711 1,613 160 051010712 1,444 150 MALLA KHEL 2,298 280 051010703 1,019 126 051010704 1,279 154 MUSA KHEL WALA KHEL 1,102 127 051010708 1,102 127 NASRADIN SHER DIL 1,347 123 051010706 1,347 123 PAK ISMAIL KHEL 1,881 194 051010707 1,881 194 Page 6 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH SIKANDER KHEL BALA KHAN 4,845 450 051010701 2,554 221 051010702 2,291 229 WALA KHEL 1,623 159 051010705 1,623 159 GHARBI QH 256,818 26500 BAKKA KHEL WAZIR PC 30,496 3074 BAKKA KHEL WAZIR 26,051 2633 051040601 3,305 385 051040602 1,983 110 051040603 2,215 134 051040604 2,481 362 051040608 4,402 342 051040610 11,665 1300 LANDI DAK GUL BADIN 2,548 269 051040607 1,840 191 051040609 708 78 LANDI DAK MADAK WAZIR 051040606 LANDI DAK MANDEO 1,897 172 051040605 1,897 172 BARAKZAI PC 23,892 2023 MAMBATI BARKAZAI 12,220 1078 051040501 4,285 373 051040502 2,416 215 051040503 2,489 212 051040508 2,221 203 051040509 809 75 MIR BAZ BARAK ZAI 5,669 452 051040504 3,055 217 051040505 2,614 235 TAPI GHULAM QADIR 3,933 322 051040507 3,933 322 ZENDA GHAIBI 2,070 171 051040506 2,070 171 DAUD SHAH PC 20,351 2464 BOZI KHEL 1,339 151 051040107 1,339 151 DAUD SHAH 6,615 650 051040103 1,428 154 051040104 2,802 256 051040105 2,385 240 Page 7 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH GARHI SYIDAN 4,374 718 051040108 1,453 253 051040109 2,921 465 LADHA KHEL 4,917 522 051040101 3,011 319 051040102 1,906 203 MASHAR 3,106 423 051040106 3,106 423 HINDI KHEL PC 23,221 2421 HINDI KHEL 11,324 1386 051041006 2,404 211 051041007 2,410 340 051041008 3,531 553 051041009 2,979 282 IDIYA KHEL 6,120 481 051041003 2,356 195 051041004 1,844 141 051041005 1,920 145 MALIK SHAHI 5,777 554 051041001 3,747 314 051041002 2,030 240 JANI KHEL MUSHTARIKA PC 18,583 1955 JANI KHEL MUSHTARIKA 18,583 1955 051041101 4,046 514 051041102 1,872 223 051041103 4,687 421 051041104 1,765 177 051041105 5,195 494 051041106 1,018 126 MAMASH KHEL PC 25,957 3327 MAMASH KHEL NAUGHARI 19,404 2567 051040301 2,214 408 051040302 3,717 398 051040303 1,736 226 051040304 2,642 253 051040305 2,038 336 051040306 1,322 172 051040307 2,938 471 051040308 2,797 303 MAMASH KHEL SADAT 6,553 760 051040309 947 115 051040310 2,876 297 051040311 1,200 167 051040312 1,530 181 MANDEV PC 18,771 2209 Page 8 of 22 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DETAIL FROM BLOCK TO DISTRICT LEVEL KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA (BANNU DISTRICT) ADMIN UNIT POPULATION NO OF HH MANDEV 13,661 1507 051040801 2,750 290 051040802 1,729 290 051040803 3,183 322 051040804 1,737 157 051040805 4,262 448 SHAH DEV 5,110 702 051040806 1,826 273 051040807 3,284 429 MITA KHEL PC 23,831 2399 DAD KACH KOT 4,267 354 051040413 4,267 354 FATEH KHEL FEROZ 1,994 201 051040402 1,994 201 FATEH KHEL SARWAR 2,541 214 051040403 2,541 214 KINGAR JAN BADAR 2,089 230 051040404 2,089 230 KINGAR LAR MAST 1,636 151 051040405 1,636 151 LOCHI KHEL ABBAS 442 54 051040411 442 54 LOCHI KHEL FAZAL SHAH 2,961 370 051040409 1,106 166 051040410 1,855 204 LOCHI KHEL TIMAR SHAH 1,577 179 051040408 1,577 179 MITA KHEL KHANSUBA 1,854 174 051040406 1,854 174 MITA KHEL MALIK 698 79 051040412 698 79 MITA KHEL SAMAND 946 106 051040407 946 106 SHAH JAHAN WAZIR 2,826 287 051040401 2,826 287 MOHD KHEL WAZIR PC 23,524 2371 MOHD KHEL WAZIR 23,524 2371 051040201 1,880 238 051040202 2,698 266 051040203 2,748 264 051040204 3,252
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