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DISTRICT PROFILE - CHITRAL 2014

A comprehensive district profile

The document provides rich account of historical background, Topography, administrative setup, social dimensions and Economic potential of district Chitral

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND ................................................................... 1

1.1 Chitral ........................................................................................................................................ 2

1.2 Early History .............................................................................................................................. 2

1.3 Capital ....................................................................................................................................... 4

1.4 Physical Features/Topography .................................................................................................. 4

1.5 Rivers and Streams .................................................................................................................... 5

1.6 Climate ...................................................................................................................................... 6

1.7 Flora .......................................................................................................................................... 7

1.8 Fauna ......................................................................................................................................... 8

SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF DISTRICT CHITRAL ......................................................... 9

2.1 Ethnicity and Tribes ................................................................................................................... 9

2.2 Languages and Dialects ............................................................................................................. 9

2.3 Dress and Ornaments ................................................................................................................ 9

2.4 Dwellings ................................................................................................................................. 10

2.5 Occupations ............................................................................................................................. 12

2.6 Culture, Customs and Traditions ............................................................................................. 12

2.7 Marriage .................................................................................................................................. 12

ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF DISTRICT CHITRAL ................................................. 13

3.1 Agriculture ............................................................................................................................... 13

3.2 Land-Use Pattern in Hectare ................................................................................................... 13

3.3 Source of Irrigation .................................................................................................................. 14

3.4 Acreage and Production of Major Crops Grown ..................................................................... 14

3.5 Vegetables ............................................................................................................................... 15

3.6 Livestock .................................................................................................................................. 16

3.7 Forestry ................................................................................................................................... 17

3.8 Industry ................................................................................................................................... 18

3.9 Communication ....................................................................................................................... 18

3.10 Post Office ............................................................................................................................. 19

Trade and Trade Centres ................................................................................... 20

ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP ................................................................................... 21

Executive ....................................................................................................................................... 21

Judiciary and Revenue System ...................................................................................................... 21

CHITRAL DISTRICT AT A GLANCE ........................................................................ 23

DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS ............................................................................................................... 23

LAND USE STATISTICS 2012-13 .......................................................................................................... 26

MAJOR CROPS 2012-13 ..................................................................................................................... 27

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK POPULATION .............................................................................................. 28

NUMBER OF EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS 2012-13 ............................................................................ 29

HEALTH FACILITIES 2013 ................................................................................................................... 30

WATER SUPPLY COVERAGE 2011-12 (PSLM) ..................................................................................... 30

ENERGY.............................................................................................................................................. 31

MAJOR INDUSTRIES ........................................................................................................................... 31

COMMUNICATION ............................................................................................................................ 31

GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 34

LIST OF UNION COUNCILS AND VILLAGES 2001 .................................................. 35

LIST OF VILLAGE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD COUNCILS MARCH 2014 ..................... 39

D0EMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS 2012-13 (ESTIMATED) ......................................................................... 56

ENVIRONMENT 2013 ......................................................................................................................... 58

AGRICULTURE 2012-13 ...................................................................................................................... 61

CROP ACREAGE ................................................................................................................................. 63

LIVESTOCK 2012-13 ........................................................................................................................... 68

EDUCATION 2012-13 ......................................................................................................................... 70

HEALTH 2012-13 ................................................................................................................................ 74

PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING 2012-13 ............................................................................................ 77

ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2014-15 ............................................... 79

LIST OF ONGOING SCHEMES (ADP 2014-15) ..................................................................................... 79

LIST OF NEW SCHEMES (ADP 2014-15) ............................................................................................. 81

LIST OF FEDERAL SCHEMES (PSDP 2014-15) ..................................................................................... 82

SELECTED POPULATION OF INDIVIDUAL RURAL LOCALITIES 1998 CENSUS ......... 83

KEY CONTACT OF THE DISTRICT ....................................................................... 108

FOREWORD

Development is an amalgam of multidimensional dynamics. Informed decision making is one of the several factors that maximize impact of development interventions across the board, while making the best use of scare resources and responding to people’s aspirations and needs. The need for development of District Profiles was felt due to a number of impediments faced in collection of accurate data for Development Planning of Provincial Government. It is believed that these profiles will not only open new avenues for learning but will also serve the needs of policy makers, development practitioners, planners & mangers, academic institutions, international community and other interested groups for targeted interventions geared towards improving service delivery. Consequently, BOS, together with UNICEF, initiated compilation of available district specific data/information on relevant socio-economic and physical indicators in the form of District Profile to serve as a baseline and a reference point for planning and monitoring of developmental activities. The District Profile of Chitral has been prepared and will be updated regularly through MIS reporting mechanism on progress of each programme sector with necessary analysis. The document, it is hoped, will become a useful source of information on district’s progressive development under different initiatives of the Provincial Government. I avail this opportunity to thank Bureau of Statistics and UNICEF team, and its affiliated Provincial Line Departments for dedicating their time and efforts to prepare the document in a professional way. We look forward to your valuable suggestions to make this document more refined and useful in future.

(KHALID PERVEZ)

Additional Chief Secretary Bureau of Statistics Planning & Development Department Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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INTRODUCTION

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BACKGROUND

SECTION-1

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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND

1.1 Chitral

The Chitral region of the Hindu Kush mountain range in Pakistan is one of the most isolated

areas of the western end of the Himalayas (elevation: 1128m, Population: 318, 689) (1998

Census) and is surrounded by high mountain passes, deep green valleys, and ageless mountain

glaciers which play a significant role in shaping these valleys. Chitral is located at the base of

the towering Tirich Mir, the highest peak of the Hindu Kush; it is the fifth largest peak in the

world. This mystical area is the familiar abode of giants and fairies since times immemorial. Its

majestic hills still preserve the huge caves inhabited by the ancient giants called KASH and

GABBAR.

1.2 Early History

The historical evolution of Chitral is a direct result of its foreign influences which include the Iranians, Arabs, Chinese, and Hindus. The Tartars Genghis Khan and Tamerlane also have major influences, as well as the armies of Alexander of Macedonia (Alexander the Great). Lawrence of

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Arabia also settled for a time near Chitral. The main language is “Khowar”, and the people are called “Khow”. Ninety percent of the people speak this language, and the other 10% speak Phalra, Gujari, Dameli, Gawar-Bati, Nuristani, Kalasha, Yidgha, Wakhi, Kirghiz, and Farsi. The Chitral valley is one of the main arteries of the Silk Road (Baroghil Pass to China). The Lowari Pass (3,118m) is the southern and the Shandur Pass (3,734m – at the point where the road passes through) is the northern gateway to Chitral by road. The road journey from Peshawar takes 12 hours. Pakistan International Airline Fokker flights take 45 minutes from Peshawar and are dependent upon the weather. A major attraction of Chitral is the Kalash Valley. Home of the Kafir Kalash, or “weavers of the black robes”, a primitive pagan tribe which practices a culture and belief and a way of life which dates beyond history. They are believed to be descendants of the armies of Alexander the Great who called the Hindu Kush “parapamisus” meaning mountains over which eagles can fly. The history and origins of the Kalash are shrouded in mystery; Alexander’s armies said that they were the descendants of Dionysus since they were already there and practicing beliefs similar to the Greeks when his armies arrived. Others believe that Chitrali’s are the descendants of the Europeans and even vice versa. Still others believe that they came from Afghanistan since there were Kalash valleys there as well and before Afghanistan the theory is that they came from Siam, the area known as Thailand today, but the Kalash in Afghanistan were forcibly converted to Islam, which leaves just 3000 Kalashi’s still living in Pakistan. The women of Kalash wear a black woolen home spun dress, called a “Cheo”, with numerous beaded necklaces and an exceptional headpiece covered in cowry shells, bells, beads, and trinkets. Unique to the Kalash people are their cone-shaped baskets woven from goat hair around a structure composed of mulberry and wild almond branches. The Kalash are a very simple and innocent people who love to sing and dance.

The history of Chitral is ancient, and the handicraft of “Shu”, otherwise known as “Patti” is a

continuation of Central Asian customs passed on from generation to generation. Surprisingly,

the process of development of the tools involved in it has continued with very little change.

The production of “Shu” can be dated as far back as 1500 B.C, while the rich tradition of “Shu”

is deep-rooted in the remarkable culture, mythology and folklore of Chitrali society.

“Shu” is created in a natural environment by both the men and women of Chitral, who play an

equally important role in the production of this handicraft. The economic cycle in Chitral is

wholly different from other parts of Pakistan because of its location in the Hindu Kush.

Spinning, weaving, embroidery, and hand-knitting are done in the comfort of one’s home

during the cold weather. The production of handicrafts is often the only source of income for

Chitrali households. Items are made with the materials available for their production as well as

the existing means for producing them. The skilled hand has always enjoyed a high status in

Chitrali society. An old Chitrali saying “Khowistan a aurat abaad” means “The land of the Khow

is prosperous due to the efforts of the women” shows the admiration for women in Chitral.

Knowledge and production of natural, hand-made items in Pakistan is not only an economic

necessity, but a tradition which establishes society and the patterns of its existence.

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1.3 Capital

The capital of District Chitral is Chitral situated on the western bank of the Kunar River (also called Chitral River). The town is at the foot of Tirich Mir, the highest peak of the Hindu Kush, 25,289 ft (7,708 m) high. The altitude of the valley is 3,700 ft (1,100 m).

1.4 Physical Features/Topography

The Chitral Mastuj Valley which is appropriately 320

Kilometers long is surrounded by three of the highest

mountain ranges in the world. These precipitous

mountains penning out here and there leave little room

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for dwelling and cultivable lands. To the west bordering Afghanistan is the Hindu Kush range, to

the east the Hindu Raj range and in between the Shandur Karakuram range. The district

contains numerous peaks over 20,000 feet. Terichmir being the highest with has altitude of

25,263 feet.

The district is a mountainous tract. The mountains are bare except for the lower part of the

district and it is only in small patches at the bottom of the deep and narrow valleys that any

cultivation is found. Altitude of the mountain ranges from 3,500 feet in the extreme south in

Arandu to 25,263 feet at Tirichmir. The district is made up of several valleys most important

and the largest of which is Chitral- Mastuj Valley stretching from Broghil in the Pamirs to

Arandu on the southern tip on Afghan border. The other valleys are Laspur, Mulkhow,

Torkhow, Terich, Owir, Lothoh, Shishi and Ashuret.

1.5 Rivers and Streams

The salient feature of the drainage is that all the large and small streams drain into the Chitral

River the source of which is in the Chiantar Glacier. The Chitral River, from its source to the

place where it enters Afghanistan, has various names; First of all during its journey through the

cast and long valley of Yarkhun, it is called the Yarkhun River. At Mastuj it is joined by the

Laspur River which is its first main tributary and drains the huge section of the northern face of

Shandur Hindu Raj range. From here it is given the name of Mastuj River and continues to be

such till it reaches a place called Gankorini, four miles above Chitral town. During this course it

collects numerous hill torrents and steams on both bank and also Torkhow River on the right

bank. The Torkhow River drains the regions of Torkhow and Mulkhow.

At Gankorini it is joined by the Lotkoh River and from here onwards it becomes the Chitral River

till it enters Afghanistan at Arandu. On its way, the Chitral River is joined by many streams and

side valleys such as Jughoor gole, Ayun Gole, Kalashgum, Shishi Kuh and Ashuret.

The main valley as a whole from Broghil to the border of Afghanistan is about 320 kilometers

long. The average width of the valley would be not more than 5/6 kilometers. Sometimes, it

opens to about five kilometers or so wide as in Booni-Chitral town, Drosh and Broghil area and

at some places it narrows down to less than 200 yards like in Darband Yarkhun, Mashalik,

Koragh, Karbitori and many other places.

The open areas comprise all the fan deposits which are found at the mouths of all the torrents

or streams. The origin of these alluvial fans can be attributed to temperature and humidity

extreme characteristics of Chitral climate which causes the rocks and stone burst. Also the

weathering agents, such as avalanches rushing down the hill slopes in spring and winter, hill

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torrents and streams which rise when the snow melts in summer and floods which are caused

by the summer torrential rains. All have been since time immemorial bringing with them

thousands of tons of materials and partly depositing them at succession of alluvial fans. The

valley floors rise gradually from 3377 feet at Arandu to 12270 at Showar Shur in Broghil.

1.6 Climate

The Climate of Chitral is distinctly continental. It is hot in summer, ranging from very hot in low

lands to warm in the uplands and cool in the higher elevations. Spring weather is unpredictable

with frequent rain and snowfall. Autumn has mild and pleasant temperature. The extreme

maximum temperature recorded in Drosh is 36.800 C for the month of July while in Chitral it is

300C for the same month. The summer at high altitude such as Broghil, Sorlaspur, Gobore,

Bagusht, Kiyar, Arkari, Owir, Rech etc. are cold and windy with extremely cold nights.

In winter most of the valleys are in the grip of northerly wind and blizzards. The winters are less

severe in the lowlands as compared to the uplands. The extreme minimum temperature

recorded at Drosh and Chitral stations have been -3.80C and -0.90C for the months of January

and February respectively. The mean minimum for the same stations have been 0.20C and -

1.30C for the months of January and February respectively.

Mean Monthly Temperature, Precipitation and Relative Humidity recorded at Chitral & Drosh Stations, Chitral District

Month Chitral Drosh

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Mean Temperature (0C)

Total Rainfall

(Millimeters)

Mean Temperature (0C)

Total Rainfall

(Millimeters) Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum

January 14.10 -0.20 94.30 12.60 2.70 50.90

February 9.20 -1.00 151.80 8.50 1.20 131.90

March 20.70 6.00 48.70 20.30 8.90 38.10

April 23.80 8.80 76.90 24.30 11.20 77.20

May 28.00 11.70 78.80 28.00 14.90 89.70

June 32.20 14.30 31.20 32.40 17.40 42.30

July 35.10 18.00 63.20 35.30 21.40 101.40

August 31.70 17.50 33.00 32.30 20.00 51.50

September 29.10 12.60 28.20 29.80 15.30 40.00

October 27.80 6.90 3.50 28.20 12.40 0.80

November 22.00 0.70 0.00 22.50 7.00 1.40

December 16.00 -2.90 0..60 15.30 1.60 1.20

Annual Mean 289.70 92.40 609.60 289.50 134.00 626.40

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1.7 Flora

Some of the most popular plant species found in Chitral are Willow, Birch, Juniper and Popular

Fruit trees like Mulberry, Walnut, Apricot, Apple, Grapes, etc., are found in the orchards of

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peasants and growers. Some cold resistant aromatic species like Buckthorn, Hawthorn, Low

shrubs, Sage brush, Wormwood, Bulbous iris, low-lying cushion plants, meadows grasses,

Artimisia, Cobereasia, Clovers and Alphaalph are found. Fresh bird Cherry and Olive are also

among the common plants of Chitral.

1.8 Fauna

Chitral is regarded highly for its treasure of Fauna as well. Some endangered species of the

world i.e., Snow Leopard, Brown Bear, Tibetan Wolf, Golden Marmot, Snow Partridge and

Himalayan Ibex still live in these remote valleys of the Hindu Kush. Other common mammals of

this mountain habitat are Morolephered Fox, Jackal, Hare, Rat, Himalayan Lynx, Common Otter,

Hyena and Markhor Male and Female.

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SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF DISTRICT CHITRAL

2.1 Ethnicity and Tribes

No authentic account of the history of Chitral State prior to the 100 century A.D is available. It is

recorded in a Sanskrit inscription carved on a rock near Barenis in Mastuj Sub-Division probably by

Budhists and under the rule of Jaipal, King of Kabul. It is said that the area changed hands several

times between the Kushan of Peshawar, Chinese and the Iranians. It was inhabited by the Kalash

who were Budhist or followed a religion similar to Budhism. Alexander also passed through its

southern tip while crossing into northern India via east Afghanistan known as little Kashghar,

Chitral in the old days was on the trade route between China and Western Asia. In the fourteenth

century it was conquered by Torkhoman Prince called Rais who established the Rais dynasty which

flourished for about 275 years. The Raisas subdued the remaining Kalash Kafir strong-holds in

southern Chitral and conquered the whole country stretching from Gilgit to Asmar. Then the

Taimuris, descend, ants of Mirza Hussain of Hirat overthrew the Rais ruler and established the

Katura rule. Chitral was then ruled by Katur dynasty from 1590 to 1947.

2.2 Languages and Dialects

As the original inhabitants of Chitral are said to be Khow, therefore, the original language is

Khowar, made up of words from various tongues and dialects. In some parts such as Lotkoh,

Madaklasht, Kalashgum there are local dialects in which they talk between themselves but they

also know Khowar. The following languages are also spoken in some parts of the district:

1. Warshikwar: In Upper Chitral (Warshigum and Yaseen Areas).

2. Dangarik: In Ashuret, Kalkatak and Buri.

3. Narsatwar: In Arandu.

4. Damariwar: In Domel.

5. Kalashwar: In Kalashgum.

6. Persian: In some parts of Madaklasht and Broghil.

2.3 Dress and Ornaments

The Chitralis wear simple dress consisting of shirts, trousers and home spun cap during summer

season. The cap is made of Patti (woolen) in the shape of a bag with two ends tailored together

and rolled up into a headgear fitting the skull. The cap is the identity of Chitrali people. In winter

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due to extreme cold they wear over the shirt a waistcoat and coat made of Chitral woolen Patti

and if the cold is severe then a loose cloak called shoqa or chugha is also added by male. In the

northern parts of Chitarl shoqa/chugha is a part of traditional dress. In southern area people wear

sheets which have become popular now a day. Female use formal dress along with a big dopatta

which covers the whole body. If they are going out of their homes they use a long and loose vain

made out of white cloth for the purpose of purdah. The women also use jewelry.

2.4 Dwellings

In Chitral, settlements are spreading from 3727 feet elevation at Arandu, the lowest point in the

region, to the 12,000 feet contour line at Broghil. Most of the settlements are found on the top of

alluvial fans on river terraces, near streams/springs wherever soil coincides with easily available

water.

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Settlements are generally situated on the raised side of alluvial fans which contain mostly infertile

and stony lands. Hamlets and villages are compact in nature. In some parts of Chitral the old

fashioned but typically Chitrali houses exist which are called “BAIPASH”. It is an essential and self-

contained part of family houses. It is a large room square in shape and multi-purpose in use. Floor

and ceiling are designed in typical way. The floor is divided into four parts i.e., kitchen, drawing,

bed room and store. In the drawing every one, old, junior, man, woman has his own place of siting.

Father is the head of the family and mother play a role of ‘home minister’ and is in charge of all the

domestic affairs within the house. The ceiling of the house is umbrella shape with a skylight

ventilator in the middle. It serves as outlet for the hearth smoke.

Joint families live together. In southern parts of the district, double story wooden house structures

are popular while Kalash people, in the three particular valleys, made their houses with big woods

instead of stones which look very beautiful.

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2.5 Occupations

Generally people of Chitral are agriculturists. Some are traders on a small scale. Majority of them

are doing Government service in local offices, armed forces including Chitral Scouts and Frontier

Constabulary.

2.6 Culture, Customs and Traditions

According to a concise definition, culture is the human response to the forces of nature and

history. It is a cognitive comprehension and adjustment to the environment and historical

experience. It fulfills personal and social needs. It brings together different aspects of human

ochavion under the umbrella of a system through which every individual seeks identity and

security. The cultural mosaak of Chitral comprises many components combining physical, oral,

material and non-material.

2.7 Marriage

The society in Chitral has three major components i.e. the Sunni majority, the Ismaili and the

Kalash. Death and Marriage customs are observed according to their own religious beliefs and

practices. The Sunnis belong to Deobandi School of thoughts and their customs are not different

from the rest of Pakistan. The Ismailis have no difference in Nikah, Dowery etc. in the Marriage.

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They however have some different practices, dictated by Pir Shah Nasir Khisrow, an Ismaili saint

from Khurasan. These practices include special ceremonies on the third day of the Funeral. Among

the Kalash, Marriages are observed with austerity but Death ceremonies are celebrated with great

pomp and show. Music concerts are continuously held for six days and feasts are given to the

public. Effigy of the Death person is made of wood and kept as a token. The dead body is buried.

ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF DISTRICT CHITRAL

3.1 Agriculture

Ninety percent of the population of Chitral district is farmers. The total cultivated area is 22,552

hectares. The chief source of irrigation in Chitral district is mountain streams from where water

channels have been erected and this water had made the agriculture progress. Eighty percent of

the farmers possess less than two hectares and only 1 percent has 2.5 hectares. Main crops are

Wheat, Maize, Barley and Paddy. Vegetables and Fruits are also grown. In plain area agriculture

machinery like tractors and thrashers are used. Land Use Pattern of Chitral district for the year

2012-13 is as follow:

3.2 Land-Use Pattern in Hectare

Reported Area Cultivated Area in Hectares 2012-13

Total Net Sown Current Fallow

98671 22552 19170 3382

Cropped Area in Hectares 2012-13

Total Area sown more than once

23946 4776

Un-cultivated area in Hectares 2012-13

Total Culturable Waste Forest Not available for cultivation

76119 3884 41949 30286

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3.3 Source of Irrigation

The areas irrigated by different sources are as under 2012-13

S. No. Source Area in Hectares

1. Canals 20934

i. Government 4521

ii. Private 16413

2. Tube wells -

3. Wells -

4. Other sources -

Total 20934

3.4 Acreage and Production of Major Crops Grown

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI CROPS 2012-13

Crops Area in Hectare Production in Tonnes

Irrigated Un-Irrigated Total Irrigated Un-Irrigated Total

Wheat 7805 351 8156 16793 316 17109

Barley 1771 0 1771 2798 0 2798

Masoor 223 0 223 357 0 357

Onion 300 0 300 3720 0 3720

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF CROPS 2012-13



Maize 5916 0 5916 17748 0 17748

Rice 1807 0 1807 3440 0 3440

Bajra 69 0 69 85 0 85

Mung 167 29 196 184 32 216

Mash 334 49 383 401 69 470

Chilies 8 0 8 27 0 27

Potato 1158 0 1158 33582 0 33582

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3.5 Vegetables

The principal vegetables grown in the District are turnip, Carrot, Spinach, Tomato, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Peas, Radish and Lady Finger. Acreage and production of major vegetables grown for the year 2012-13 is given in the table:

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI VEGETABLE 2012-13



Rabi Vegetable 1453 0 1453 11858 0 11858

Turnip 222 0 222 3108 0 3108

Carrot 100 0 100 603 0 603

Spinach 155 0 155 1008 0 1008

Tomato 230 0 230 1844 0 1844

Culi Flower 122 0 122 854 0 854

Cabbage 226 0 226 1582 0 1582

Peas 190 0 190 1178 0 1178

Radish 178 0 178 1424 0 1424

Other 30 0 30 257 0 257

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF VEGETABLE 2012-13



Kharif Vegetables

382 0 382 4828 0 4828

Lady Finger 63 0 63 693 0 693

Tinda 60 0 60 960 0 960

Bringal 46 0 46 598 0 598

Pumpkin 36 0 36 540 0 540

Bitter Gourd 29 0 29 261 0 261

Bottle Gourd 24 0 24 288 0 288

Tomato 124 0 124 1488 0 1488

Arum 0 0 0 0 0 0

Others 0 0 0 0 0 0

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3.6 Livestock

Very few people possess Livestock more than their consumption. Some people have Sheep and

Goats for sale. Some people have also started establishing Poultry farms. Ponies and Donkeys are

kept for carrying load. Cows are kept almost in every home for Milk. In Upper Chitral Yaks are also

rare. Horses are reared for playing Polo Match, which is very common. At some places Sindhi Cows

are reared for Milk. For the treatment and looking after the livestock there are six Veterinary

Hospitals where Six Veterinary Doctors are working. They are in proper Chitral, Drosh, Ayun, Booni,

Mastuj and Garam Chashma. Eighteen Dispensaries have been established in Chitral. Livestock

population of Chitral district according to Livestock Census 2006 is as under:

Livestock Population 2006 Census

S. No. Livestock

Number

1 Ass 3,256

2 Buffalo 296

3 Camel -

4 Cattle 17,4842

5 Goat 347,977

6 Horse 295

7 Mule 63

8 Sheep 181,146

9 Poultry 423,749

Besides Veterinary Hospitals and Veterinary Dispensaries there are 4 artificial Insemination Centres

which are providing service to the Livestock Population in the District. The number of animals

treated, animals protected, and birds protected in Veterinary Hospitals, dispensaries and centers

against contagious diseases in Chitral District during 2012-13 are as under in table:

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Animals/birds treated/protected in Veterinary Hospitals during the year 2012-13

S. No.

Particulars

Number

1.

Animals treated 46488

2.

Animals protected 18120

3.

Birds protected 158590

3.7 Forestry

Chitral remained a princely state till 1969. Therefore the ownership of entire Forests in the valley

remained vested with the state. After merger the Forests were taken over by Government of

NWFP (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) and were declared protected during 1975.

FOREST AREA (IN ACRES) BY ENACTMENT 2012-13

Total 125677

Reserved Forest 0

Protected Forest 90196

Resumed Land 0

Un-classed Forest * 0

Section 38 ** 0

Communal *** 0

Guzara Forest 0

Miscellaneous 130

Private Plantation 35351

Note: * Un-classed Forests are those Forests which are owned by Govt. ** Private owner can offer their Land to Forest Department for a Forestation *** Communal Forest is a sub category of the Guzara.

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3.8 Industry

The mineral resources of Chitral have never been properly explored. The illiteracy and lack of

enterprise of the inhabitants proves an effective bar to the profitable exploitation of her mineral

even for internal use. Orpiment or Yellow Arsenic is found in the Lonkhuh valley in Tirich village. It

is extracted but in small quantity. Lead is found in various parts in small quantity but is not

exported. The best quality of marble stone is available in Chitral. Director of Industries, Commerce,

Mineral Development Department have issued a number of licenses for exploration of minerals in

some selected areas.

Minerals Production 2012-13

Type of Minerals Tonnes

Antimony 54

Iron Ore 160

Lead 122

Marble 5,625

Soap Stone 317

3.9 Communication

The northern most districts of Pakistan are characterized by rugged mountain peaks and narrow

isolated valleys. Access to the rest of the country and the surrounding region is by means of

mountain passes, mostly closed in winter.

The Lawari Pass (10,400 ft.) in the south connects Chitral to Upper Dir district and is the major land

route out of this district. The Shandur Pass (12,700 ft.) leads to Gilgit and from there via the

Karakoram Highway to the rest of the country. Because of extreme weather conditions, both these

routes remain closed for about half a year from December to May. During this period the only

access to and from this district is by PIA air service which is itself subject to the erratic weather.

Lowari Tunnel is an 8.75 km (5.3 mile.) long tunnel connecting Chitral with the other parts of the

province. The very purpose of this tunnel was to smoothen the communication of Chitral with

other parts of the province as it remains cut off in winter. The work on tunnel is in progress

however it remained open two days a week

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel

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People with an urgent need to reach Peshawar or other areas and traders of food/items especially

perishable goods tend to use a road that passes through Kunar Province of Afghanistan and re-

enters Pakistan territory at Nawa Pass in Bajaur Agency. This 200 Kilometers stretch of road

through Afghanistan is in poor condition but has the advantage of being an all-weather route.

However, travellers frequently face harassment, hold ups and sometimes the loss of valuable

goods to outlaws inhabiting this area.

The risk of using this passage is under taken because of the lack of alternative route during the

winter months. Most bulky items such as Ghee, Sugar and Wheat are stocked well before the

onset of winter in order to consume for the season.

The district administration has to frequently liaise with and approach the local Afghan Shura Elders

to ensure the peaceful passage of travellers on this route and to control the activities of outlaws in

the area. Despite this, tribal problems and disputes led to frequent closures of the route, causing

great hardships to the residents of this district.

What is needed is an all-weather route leading out of the district, whose permanence and safety is

guaranteed by the Government. This can only be achieved either by construction of Lowari Tunnel

or a transit route agreement with the Government of Afghanistan on the pattern of Temporary

Transport Agreement (TTA) allowed to Afghanistan from Karachi to Khyber Pass.

Within Chitral district itself, there are only 152.03 kilometers of black topped roads for a total area

of 14,850 square kilometers. The vast majority of tracks are shingle or dirt roads.

The main population centers are along the Chitral-Mastuj valley. The road along this main valley

acts as an artery for the surrounding villages and towns. Blacktopping of this road would be of

immense value to the entire district, as improved access would stimulate development activity.

3.10 Post Office

The country wide/international postal services, which is further boosted up by telefax, and

Internet is operational in the district. On the other hand the voice links has further improved the

communication in Chitral by the private companies sponsored cell phone services like Jazz, Ufone,

Zong, Telenor and Warid. The present position of the postal service facilities in Chitral District is

given in the following table:

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POSTAL SERVICE FACILITIES 2012-13

S. No.

Particulars of Postal Services

Number

1 General Post Office 1

2 Higher Selection Grade P.Os -

3 Night Post Offices & Small & Smart Post Offices -

4 Sub-Post Office 14

5 Extra Departmental Sub-Office (EDSO) Extra Departmental Post Office (FPO) Franchise Post Office (FPO)

85

Total 100

Trade and Trade Centres

a) Main Chitral Bazar.

The most popular and main market place of the district is the Chitral city bazar, from where every kind of products and things of the daily use are exported to different areas of the district.

b) Drosh Bazar

It is also one of the main commercial areas of the district that is situated at the lower area of the district, and about 45 km from the main Chitral city. This area is situated near Afghanistan border, i.e 32 km, resulting in availability of variety of products from Afghanistan.

c) Garam Chashma Bazar

It is also one of the main business areas of the district, situated about 40 km away from the main city area, from where a large number of fruits and vegetables are supplied to different parts of the district.

d) Booni Bazar

Booni is situated about 76 km away from the main city bazar of the district. Variety of fresh fruits and dry fruits are found here, which are supplied to different parts of district as well as country.

e) Mastuj Bazar

It is also one of the main market area situated about 96 km away from the main city area. Large quantity of fruits and dry fruits are supplied to different areas of the district and the country.

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ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP

Executive

The ex-state of Chitral was transformed into a district vide Government of West Pakistan Law Department Notification No. Logis. 17/(14)/69 dated 15/8/1969. The Executive Officer of the district is Deputy Commissioner, Chitral. There are two Sub-Divisional Officers (Assistant Commissioners) for each Sub-Division. For each Sub-Division there are two Extra Assistant Commissioners and one Tehsildar to assist the Assistant Commissioner. For each Tehsil there is one Naib Tehsildar working under the Assistant Commissioner for Administrative and Revenue works.

Judiciary and Revenue System

For the Judicial cases there is one Session Judge, One Senior Civil Judge and one Civil Judge who deal with the judicial cases at their own. Moreover, there are four Illaqa Magistrates to assist the Judges for judicial cases. A Sharia Ordinance has recently been promulgated in Malakand Division. In pursuance of this Ordinance, District Qazis and Illaqa Qazis have been appointed who adjudicate upon both civil and criminal matters. The prominent Ulema and Scholars assist Qazi Courts in the capacity of Muaveneen. This is an attempt at providing speedy justice at the door steps of the people in accordance with Islamic principles of Quran and Shariah. As far as the Revenue System is concerned, one Deputy Commissioner, two Assistant Commissioners, four Extra Assistant Commissioners and seven Naib Tehsildars deal with the Revenue cases. As yet no settlement has been carried out in Chitral. Therefore, no other staffs for Revenue exist.

Presently Chitral district is a part of Malakand Division. It is divided into two Sub-Divisions viz Chitral and Mastuj. Deputy Commissioner is assisted by Assistant Commissioners in each Sub-Division. Two Extra Assistant Commissioners have been authorized in each Sub-Division. Each Sub-Division is further divided into Sub-Tehsils is headed by a Naib Tehsildar. In Chitral Sub-Division there are four Sub-Tehsils namely, Chitral, Lotkoh, Drosh and Arandu while Mastuj Sub-Division has three i.e. Mastuj, Mulkhow and Torkhow. The Tehsildars and Naib Tehsildars are looking after the revenue matters and performing other miscellaneous administrative functions.

The border Police under the Deputy Commissioner is basically meant for guarding important passes leading to Afghanistan and for anti-smuggling duties. It is a unique feature of this district. Besides this Chitral Scouts are also stationed at important places. Whereas they guard the International borders, they can also be called in aid of civil power by the administration.

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SECTION-2

DISTRICT AT

GLANCE

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CHITRAL DISTRICT AT A GLANCE

District Status 1953

District Headquarter Chitral Area in Sq.Km 14850 (19.93%) Population 318689 Numbers (1998 Census) Growth Rate 2.52%

DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS

Population Number 1998 Census

District/Tehsil/ S/D Male Female Urban Rural

Chitral 162082 156607 30622 288067

Chitral S/D 95499 89375 30622 154252

Mastuj S/D 66583 67232 - 133815

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Population Number 1998 Census

District/Tehsil/ S/D Urban Rural

Male Female Male Female

Chitral 16597 14025 145485 142582

Chitral S/D 16597 14025 78902 75350

Mastuj S/D - - 66583 67232

POPULATION PYRAMID AGE AND SEX STRUCTURE 1998 FOR CHITRAL DISTRICT

Sex Ratio Male per 100 Female 103

Population Density 21 (1998 Census)

Registered Voters 206,909 o Male Voters 120,522 o Female Voters 86,387

Source: Population Census Organization Islamabad.

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Number of Union Councils 24

Number of Towns/Tehsils 02

Number of Provincial Constituency 02

Number of National Constituency 01

Number of Registered Voters 200657

Major Ethnic Groups

1. Adamzadas

2. Arbabazadas

3. Faqir Miskeen

Major Languages

1. Warshikwar

2. Dangarik

3. Narsatwar

4. Damairwar

5. Kalashwar

6. Persian

Climate Cool & Hot

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LAND USE STATISTICS 2012-13

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MAJOR CROPS 2012-13

Name of Crops Area

(Hectare) Production

(Tonnes) Yield Per

Hectare (KG)

Kharif Crops

Maize 5916 17748 3000

Rice 1807 3440 1904

Pulses 579 686 1185

Potatoes 1158 33582 29000

Vegetables 382 4828 12639

Fruits 532 3672 6902

Rabi Crops

Wheat 8156 17109 2098

Barley 1771 2798 1580

Pulses 223 357 1601

Onions 300 3720 12400

Vegetables 1453 11858 8161

Fruits 71 384 5408

Source: Agriculture Statistics, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK POPULATION

Economy Agriculture, Labour, Services & Handicrafts

Important Places: Lowari Pass, Lowari Tunnel, Chitral Fort, Garam Chashma, Drosh,

Booni, Shandur Pass and Kalash Valley.

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NUMBER OF EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS 2012-13

Sources: i. Elementary & Secondary Education Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. ii. Directorate of Technical Educatoin & Manpower Khbyer Pakhtunkhwa.

Institution

Boys

Girls

Mosque/Community 166 7

Primary 311 157

Middle 52 36

High 50 16

Higher Secondary 4 -

Intermediate Colleges - -

Degree Colleges 2 2

(GCMS) 1 -

Vocational Institutes 1 -

Technology & Polytechnic 1 -

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HEALTH FACILITIES 2013

Institute

Number

Hospital 4

Dispensary 40

RHC 4

BHU 21

MCH Centre 3

Private Medical Practitioners 9

Private Hospitals -

Private Dispensaries -

Source: Director General, Health Services, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

WATER SUPPLY COVERAGE 2011-12 (PSLM)

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ENERGY

NUMBER OF VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED 2012-13

During Cumulative

8 213

NUMBER OF ELECTRICITY CONNECTIONS GIVEN DURING THE YEAR BY TYPE 2012-13

Total Domestic/ Com Industrial Irrigation Bulk Other

53204 53076 107 5 8 8

Source: Chief Executive PESCO Peshawar.

MAJOR INDUSTRIES

TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED INDUSTRIAL UNITS RUNNING AND CLOSED 2012-13

Total Running Unit Closed Unit

5 3 2

ALLOCATION AND EXPENDITURE OF TRAINING CENTRES AND TRAINEES OF S.I.D.B 2012-13

Allocation Expenditure NTC NT

0 0 3 140

Source: Directorate of Industries Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

COMMUNICATION

ROAD KILOMETER AGE 2011-12 (R)

Total High Type Low Type

1442 208 1234

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NUMBER OF TELEPHONE EXCHANGES 2012-13

Total Auto Manual

15 15 -

NUMBER OF TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS 2012-13

Total Auto Manual

6885 6885 -

Sources: i. Chief Engineer C & W Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

ii. Northern Telecommunication Region, Peshawar, D.I.Khan and Abbottabad iii. Post Master General, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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SECTION-3

SECTION-3 SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS

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SOCIAL ECONOMIC INDICATORS

GENERAL INFORMATION

Indicator Unit

2012-13 %age Share

with KP Chitral Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa

Tehsil/Sub Tehsil/Sub Division (#) 7 91 7.69

Union Council (Detail available)

(#) 24 986 2.43

Village and Neighbourhood Council 2014 (Detail available)

(#) 100 3501 2.86

Villages (Detail available) (#) 463 7337 6.31

National Constituency (#) 1 35 2.86

Provincial Constituency (#) 2 99 2.02

Total Area (Sq.Km) 14850 74521 19.93

Population (000 #) 461 26792 1.72

Density Per Sq.Km Persons 31 360 -

Child Dependency Ratio (Percent) 97.2 94.8 -

Old age Dependency Ratio (Percent) 5.8 6.0 -

Growth Rate (Percent) 2.52 2.82 -

Sources: i. LG&RD Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ii. Population Census Organization, Islamabad.

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LIST OF UNION COUNCILS AND VILLAGES 2001

S.

No.

Name of Union

Councils Composition Population

1 Danin

Kuju Bala, Kuju Payeen Ragh, Kari, Mashangul , Lasht Danin, Gazandeh Danin, Khorandok, Danin-Gote, Gologh Danin, Gahtak Shadook, Chew Bazar, Syedabad, Akhonzadagandeh, Bapandeh, Thing, Jughore, Shotar, Rezandeh, Chin, Jughore- Gole, Dashmanandeh, Khas Jughore, Kuru, Hinjuwol, Shot, Goldur Jughore,Bakerabad Bala, Bakerabad Payeen, Gowari.

14776

2 Chitral-I

Tordeh Chumurkon, Muldeh Chumurkon, Dok Chumurkon, Orghoch, Doom Shoghore, Bakamak, Makhtomabad, Ouchhosht, Balahisar, Shiyaqotek, Panjikoti, Hone, Mustajapandeh, Khorkashandeh, Dangirikandeh, Moglandeh, Ariyan, Muldeh, Tordeh.

14286

3 Chitral –II

Thingashon, Jangbazar, Zargarandeh, , Noghore, Pir Muhallah, Goldur, Rehankot, Shalidin Kruprisht, Chewdok, Chitral Gole, Birmoghlasht, Balach Payeen, Balach Bala, Shahmirandeh, Mirandeh, Lotdeh, Beyardeh, Gankorini, Dotomuch, Seenlasht, Seen, Shali, Bilphook.

13888

4 Koh

Koghuzi, Barghuzi, Golain, Istangole, Shelilasht, Morilasht, Chumuruk, Mori Payeen, Mori Bala, Moroi Bala, Moroi Payeen, Moroi Beyeni, Preyet Payen, Preyet Bala, pasti, Pahanlasht Bara, Mulain Barains Gole, Utrash, Sarwelandeh, Keriandeh, Begandeh, Tordeh, Lasht, Jugumi, Jamshili, Shachar.

13959

5 Broze

Jutilasht Broze, Kole Broze, Seen Kulum, Basero, Mangal, Thamohiak, Gramol, Mirasiandeh, Tariandeh ( Goldeh)Birbolak Broze, Hindustan, Doom, Domoon, Gumbas, Gumbat, Sheri, Syedabad, Gahret, Gahretgole, Gang, Darkhanandeh Ayun, Barawosht, Thoriandeh Ayun Muldeh Ayun, Attani Lasht.

12061

6 Ayun

Birir, Birir Nisar, Maskoor, Darigram, Deer, Ayun, Dook Ayun, Sahan Bala, Sahan, payeen, Kuru Ayun, Shekhanandeh, Rumb: Rumboor, Parakalak Rumbr: Palawanadeh Bumbt: Anish/ Kalashandeh, Brown, Batrik, Kandisar, Krakal, Shekhanandeh Bumbt:

13207

36

S.

No.

Name of Union


7 Shishikoh

Madaklasht, Matai, Bela ( Shahi) Askari, Kotik, Balpanch, Achinisar, Bayak, Shalak, Kalas, Kalas Gosai, Lanjar, Zondosh, Kawosh, Pati Gal, Kashindal, Lowinsar, Birganisar, Birga, Ziarat, Tingal, Tingal Golo. Kashish, Tar, Sherati, Gawouch, Gawouchgolo, Muzdeh, Kiyari, Chainoor, Purgal, Pursad, Pursatgol, Huzurbegandeh.

12412

8 Darosh No.1

Kesu Goldeh, Kesu-Gole, Kesu Door,Kesu Deh, Kole, Khair Abad, Lawi, Shishi, Azurdam, Shahingar, Drgirdini, Dap Noghore, Kaldam, Chikidam, Azaudam, Goos, Potoniandeh, Katurdam.

13216

9 Darosh No.2

Daroshgole, Gromel, Khorandook, Langa, Charvelandeh, Dadkhanduri, Kuru, Bazar, Drosh, Ariyan, Dondigal, Kalkatak, Beyori, payeen, Beyorimiandeh, Beyori, Bala, Doomghoghor, Osiak, Muzedh, Kuru Jinjt: Gologhtek, Dap Jinjirat.

12277

10 Asherate

Sheikhanandeh Jint: Koh, Tawaret, Jinjirate, Jinjirategole, Damik Jinjirate, Sweer Bala, Sweer Payeen, Sweer Lasht, Trailabat, Nagar, Nagar, Patai, Zugnook, Deh Ursoon, Paitasoongole, Kachiogole, Brambalogole, Gambirgole, Badogal, Mirkani, Katagal, Lotinga, Garma, Asherate, Kotga, Sheradesh, Kochangole, Lokori, Bazega, Patodam, Bradam, Khanishgher.

13339

11 Arrandu

Arrandu, Arrandulasht, Sawardam, Arrandu, Arrandugole, Matigole, Mati Palool, Ramram, Goragal, Kamsai, Dap Arrandugole, Matak Gole, Onchowgole, Langurbat, Akori, Darashoot, Domelnisar, Kawoti, Gambirgole, Serigal, Panagram, Aspar, Zarin bagh, Lachigram, Dondidari, Shintari, Dombat, Karagram, Korigal.

14070

12 Lotkoh

Goboor, Mirdin, Sepokht, Gohik, Birzin, Oghuti, Gofti, Parabeg, Royee, Zitoor, Wakht, Zitoor Sanik, Lohok, Koch, Postaki, Burbunoo, Cherwel, Newsht, Bashqar Payeen, Bashqar bala, Yurjogh, Thonik, Monoor, Behmi, Sanik, Begusht, Owirik/ Ochilasht.

12560

13 Shoghore

Hasanabad, Sewakht, Shoghore, Awi, Ruji, Momi, Mizgram, Shali, Arkari, Siah Arkari, Rabat Arkari, Owir Arkari, Mogh, Ouchogole, Gazal, Ezh, Kandozal, Narkoret, Droshp, Murdan, Purtoo, Khatinj, Deri, Shagram, Mianshahar.

12531

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S.

No.

Name of Union


14 Karimabad

Pachili, Rondoor, Gaset, Deh Bokhtuli, Kilishpi, Bokhtuligole, Bilbil, Telegram, Parsan, Tashqar, Madashil, Shah, Loligram, Gree, Orolagh, Ajarandeh, Kiyar, Lasht, Susum, Petagram, Dardrai, Shahniroon, Orghoch, Shoot, gram, Kulum, Dalmir Hinjil, Sunich, Shershal, Kherochum.

12292

Tehsil Mastuj

15 Owir Perpish Owir, Piri Owir Barum Owir, Lomari, Nichagh Owir, Muzain, Owir, Shongush Owir, Pakhturi, Owir, Awi Owir, Shabronz Owir, Lone, Gohkir.

12551

16 Kosht

Drongagh, Shinjur An, Sarwarabad, Galhalasht, Mul Kosht, Neroli, Muzdeh, Kohst,Barum Kagh, Golbiyar Kosht, Phargram, Lomari, Sundragh, Tor Kosht, Gomboor Kosht, Muzhgole, Murdeer, Shogram.

13059

17 Mulkhow Nogram, Samagole, Shunoo, Othool, Zaini, Warijune Payeen, Warijune Bala, Gaht, Sahat Bala, Sahat Payeen, Kushum Payeen, Kushum Bala.

13998

18 Terich

Zizdi, Madak, Nishkoo, Mahchonik (Wemezd) Droo, Surwakht, Lonku, Lasht, Londkush Dok, Longole, Werznoo, Ouchpokht, Lolemi, Parsing, Mirghash, Simtich, Zondrangram, Lasht Wahch, Warimoon, Shouch, Shagroom.

12320

19 Shagram Istaroo, Werkop, Rayeen, Melp, Sherjuali, Shagram, Shotkhar. 13234

20 Khot Buzund, Zanglasht, Washich, Ujnoo, Mul Rech, Par Rech, Sor Rech, Khot Payeen, Khot Bala.

14992

21 Yarkhun

Brep, Mehting, Berozoz, yukum, Phask, Lashtdam, Shinch, Meragram, No.2, Eimith, Pardan, Patrangaz, Power, Sholkoch, Dauseer, Wasum, Zhupoo, Gazeen, Dobargar, Bang Payeen, Bang, Bala, Onawoch, Shosht, Inkip, Chetisar, Yakhdan, Pphotk, Yarkhun Lasht, kand, Gherarum, Kankhun, Garum, Chashma, Kishmanja, Wedin Khot, Shekarwaz, Arqawoon, Lashkargaz.

12395

22 Mastuj Pawak Payeen, Pawak Bala, Nasirgole, Mastuj, Chnar, Ghoroo, Parkusap, Parimari, Chunj Payeen, Chuinj Bala, Hone Door, Chapari, Karginn, Kuzh Payeen, Kuzh Bala, Diwangole, Istach, Dezg Khuzg.

13197

38

S.

No.

Name of Union


23 Laspur Awi Lasht, Awi, Miragram No.1. Sonoghore, Sarghuz, Onshoot, Shaidas, Gasht, Rahman, Herchine, Brook Balim Sur Laspur.

13791

24 Charun

Kruijunali, Goldeh, Booni, Lasht Booni, Dokandeh (Lotdok Booni) Shakarandeh, Beyardeh, Dreyano Booni, Charun Owir, Charun, Junalikoch, Koragh, Zayet, Reshun, Reshungole, Narizoom, Greenlasht.

14338

Source: LG&RD Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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LIST OF VILLAGE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD COUNCILS

MARCH 2014

S.NO NAME OF VILLAGE NEIGHBOURHOOD

COUNCIL NAME OF PATWAR CIRCLE POPULATION

POPULATION OF VILLAGE/

NEIGHBOURHOOD COUNCIL

NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

1 CHITRAL-I (NEIGHBOURHOOD)

TORDEH

2962 6

MULDEH

ALIAN 1433

MOGHULANDEH

MUGHLANDEH DANGERIKANDEH 1529

2 KHORKASHANDEH VC

KHORKASHANDEH

2119 5 KHORKASHANDEH

MUSTAJAPANDEH 2119

3 SHIAQOTEK VC

HONE CANTT AREA

4160 6

HONE

UCHUSHT

UAKHTUN ABAD PACHILI

BALAHISAR

SHIAQOTEK

PANJIKOTI

BAKAMAK 2456

DOOM SHUGHUR 1704

4 ORGHOCH VC ORGHUCH NORTH 2041

2041 5 ORGHUCH WEST

5 CHITRAL-II (NEIGHBOUR HOOD)

JANG BAZAR 1409

3691 6

THINK SHEN

CHEWDOK

GOLDUR 2282

REHANKOT

GOLDUR 2

NEW BAZAR

KRUP RISHT

CHEW PULL

SHAHI QILLA ROAD

SECRETARIAT ROAD

DAK KHANA CHOWK

SHALIDEN

CHITRAL GOLE

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NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

BIRMOGHLASHT

6 ZARGARANDEH (NEIGHBOURHOOD)

ZARGARANDEH 2463 2463 5

PIR MUHALLA

7 BALACH VC

BALACH BALA

2443 5 BALACH CHITRAL 2

BALACH PAYEN 2443

8 SINGOOR VC

SHAMIRANDEH

2018 5

MIRANDEH SINGOOR 1733

LOT DEH SINGOOR

GANKORINI

DOLOMUCH 285

9 SEEN VC

SEENLASHT 950

3273 6 SEEN 1231

SHALI 701

BILPHOK 391

10 KUJU

KARI 1158

3725 6 RAGH 547

KUJU BALA 1472

KUJU PAYEEN 548

11 DANIN-I (NEIGHBOURHOOD)

MASHANGOLE 1890

2573 6

SHOUGHLIK

DANIN LASHT

SHINJAT DANIN

GAZANDEH 683

12 DANIN-II (NEIGHBOURHOOD)

GOLOGH DANIN-1 1585

2785 5

GLOLGH DANIN-2

GOLOGH DANIN-3

GAHTAK DANIN

SHAHDOK

DANIN OFFICER COLONY

CHEW BAZAR 1200

13 JUGHOOR

BAKARABAD BALA

5693 7

BAKARABAD PAYEEN

GUWALI BAKARABAD

SHOOT JUGHOOR

GOLDOOR JUGHOOR

KHAS JUBHOOR

KURU JUGHOOR

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NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

HINJU GOL

RIZANDEH 2938

CHIEN JUGHOOR

THENK JUGHOOR

SHOT JUGHOOR 1458

JUGHUR LASHT

DAWSHISH 1297

14 KOGHUZI

KOGHUZI PAYEEN 2154

2558 5 KOGHUZI BALA

BARGHUZI 404

15 GOLAIN

GOLAIN PAYEEN 1285

2333 5

GOLAIN BALA

ISTANGOL 209

SHELI LASHT 214

MORI LASHT 396

CHUMURUK 229

16 MORI MORI PAYEEN 1181

2338 5 MORI BALA 1157

17 PRAYET

MOROI PAYEEN 593

3829 6

MOROI BALA 851

MOROI PEYENI 184

PRAYET PAYEEN 760

PRAYET BALA 1028

PHASH 413

18 BARENIS

TORDEH BARENIS 231

2901 6

BEGALANDEH BARENIS 171

LASHT BARENIS 435

JUGUMI 218

JAMSHILI 97

SHACHAR 189

PAHAN LASHT 107

MULAIN BARINIS 398

GOL BARINIS 250

UTRISH 263

SARVELANDEH 389

KARANDEH 153

19 GAHIRET GUMBAS 88

2039 5 SHELLI 353

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NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

SYEDABAD 65

GAHIRET 780

GAHIRET GOL 51

GANG 240

GUMBAD 462

20 DOMUN

DOMUN BALA BROZE 1621

2396 5

DOMUN PAYEEN

BIRBOLAK 373

HINDUSTAN 245

DOM 157

21 BROZE

BASIRU 97

2848 6

MANGAL 210

THOMUNAK 110

GRAMUL 339

MIRASIANDEH 228

ZANGDED

SINKULUM 389

KUL 675

JUTI LASHT 323

TARYANDEH 477

22 CHUMURKHON

CHUMURKHON TOR DEH BALA 1600

3004 6

CHUMURKHON TOR DEH PAYEEN

CHUMURKHON ACHINGOL

CHUMURKHON PONG MULDEH

CHUMURKHON MULDEH 779

DOK CHUMURKHON 625

23 AYUN-I

ATANI LASHT 860

4778 7

ASHKOON LASHT

MULDEH 1188

THUDIYANDEH 1045

BALAUSHT 327

DARKHANANDEH 1358

24 AYUN-II

KURU 368

3904 6

SAHAN BALA 1418

SAHAN PAYEEN 931

DOK 437

DAIR 750

25 BIRIR DALGRAME 99 2247 5

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NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

MUSKOR 111

BIRIR NISAR 257

BIRIR PAYEEN

BIRIR BALA 1780

26 RUMBUR

PARKALAK 258

2052 5 RUMBUR 1138

SHEIKHANDEH RUMBUR 656

TRACKDARA RUMBUR

27 BUMBURATE

PEHLAWANANDEH 1133

5004 7

ANISH KALASHANDEH 383

BRON 694

BATRICK 371

KANDISAR 607

KARAKAL 495

SHEIKHANDEH KHURD 1321

SHEIKHANDEH KALAN

28 TAR SHISHIKUH

ZIARAT/ TANGAL GOAL 145

3205 6

BIRGA NISAR 182

KASHISH 20

TINGAL 476

TINGAL GOAL 287

TARYANDEH 664

SHARALY 957

ISTROON 215

ISTROON GOAL 259

29 PURSAD SHISHIKUH

GOUCH 415

2574 5

GOUCH GOAL 177

CORIN 518

KAYARE 20

MUZDEH 205

PURGAL 328

PURSAD 217

PORAL GOAL 214

HUZUR BAGANDEH 480

30 SHISHIKUH

SHAHEED BELA 161

3497 6 ASKARI 123

KOTIK 109

BALPANCH 324

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NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

ACHINASAR 51

SHALAK 88

BAYAK 159

KALAS TORDEH 410

KALAS MULDEH 26

ZINDUSH

KAWASH 140

PATI GAL 212

KASHINDAL GOAL 388

LANGAR 132

BRIGA BALA 853

LOW NISAR 161

SHAHI NOOR 160

31 MADAKLSHT

MATAY 655

2845 5 MADAK LASHT 2190

MADAK LASHT MULDEH

32 SHAHNIGAR

SHAHNIGAR-1 1810

3387 5

SHAHNIGAR-2

TORKALDAM

KALDAM 1577

TEK KALDAM

33 POTONIANDEH

AZAD DAM 396

3739 6

POTONIANDEH 662

GOS 414

KATORDAM 448

DEPNOGORE 885

SHAMS ABAD

DARGIRDINI 604

CHICK DAM 330

34 KESU

KESUDEH 1113

2589 5

KOL KHAIR ABAD

KESUGOLE 40

KESUGOLDEH 807

DESU DOR 629

35 LAWI

LAWI 1091

3501 6 SHISHI 762

KHAIR ABAD 826

WARDAP

45





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

KOL KHAIR ABAD 275

AZURDAM 547

36 BAZAR DROSH

BAZAR DROSH 1206

3441 6 KURU 727

DADKHANDURI 693

LANGA 815

37 ARIAN DROSH

GROMEL 489

2587 5

CHARVELANDEH / TAWHED ABAD 454

DROSHGOL 353

DONDIGAL 71

ARIAN DAP 1011

KHORANDOK 209

38 KALKATAK

KALKATAK 1287

3426 6 BEORI PAYEEN 595

BEORI MIANDEH 506

BEORI BALA 1038

39 JINJIRATE

OSIAK 1076

2823 6

OSIAK BALA

DOM SHOGHORE 344

JINJIRATE 712

JINJIRATE MUZDEH 327

JINJIRATE GOLOGHTEK 186

KURU JINJIRATE 178

40 ASHRAITE-I

LOTINGA 240

2217 5 KHANIS GHER 180

ASHRATE 1184

KOTGA 613

41 ASHRATE-II

FARMA 345

2211 5

SHERADESH 582

KOCHANGOL 294

PATUDAM 296

LUKURI 154

BARADAM 388

BEZUGA 152

42 SWEER

JINGERAT KOH SHAKANANDEH 1021

3610 6 TAWARET 325

JINGERAT GOAL 283

DAMIK 584

46





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

SWEER BALA 473

SWEER PAYEEN 757

SWEER LASHT 167

43 NAGAR

KATAGAL 311

2829 6

MIRKHANI 656

BADUGAL 666

NAGAR 262

TERILABAT 348

PATAI 586

44 URSOON

URSOON DEH 405

2472 5

GAMBIR GOLE 426

BARAM GOAL 505

PAITASOON GOLE 324

KACHO GOLE 609

ZUKNUK 203

45 ARANDU

ARRANDU PAYEEN 1876

3104 6 ARRANDU KHAS BALA

SUUARDAM 950

ARANDU LASHT 278

46 AKROI

AKROL 778

2152 5 LANGURBAT 810

DRASHOT ARANDU 564

47 ARANDUGOLE

ARRANDUGOLE 363

2608 5

DAP ARANDU 602

MATI PATOL ARANDU 123

ONCHOW 224

BAGADAP 210

RAMRAM GOLE 105

SWATI DAP

GORAGAL 257

MATAK GOLE ARANDU 72

KAMSAI 652

48 DAMEL

DOMAIL NISAR DOMAIL 538

3797 6

LANDI BAZ

KOWTI DOMEL 522

KOREGAL DOMEL 187

GAMBIR GOLE 505

DONDIDARI DOMEL 799

47





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

SHINTARI DOMEL 550

SHINTARI

PANAGRAM DOMEL 416

KARAGRAM DOMEL 280

49 ASPER DAMEL

ASPAR DOMEL 785

2409 5

ZARIN BAGH DOMEL 162

LACHIGRAM DOMEL 515

SYED GOWS

DOMABAD 465

SEREGAL 482

50 PARSAN

ROUDOOR 62

2653 5

BOKHTULIGOLE 345

KILISHPI 290

DEH BOKHTULI 305

GASET 125

PACHILI 145

PARSAN 724

TELIGRAM 235

BILBIL 422

51 HARTH

SHAH 352

2676 5

TASHQAR 523

GREE 317

MADASHIL 619

LOTE GRAM 228

ACHARACDEH 356

OROLOGH 281

52 SUSUM

DARDRY 279

2753 5

SUSUM 686

LASHT 378

KIYER 721

PETERGRAM 689

53 BRESHGRAM

SHAH NARON 143

4210 6

ORGHUCH 315

GRAM 604

DAR MIR 155

KOLUM 274

SHOT 701

KHAIR CHOOM 106

48





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

SHER SHAT 455

HINGEL 887

SUNNECH 570

54 SHOGHORE

AAVI 352

2828 6

SHOGHOR 402

SIWAKHT 527

HASSAN ABAD 154

MOMI 1013

MAZIGRAM 5

RUJI 375

55 ARKARI

PORPUNI 349

4069 6

SAFED ARKARI 477

SIYAH ARKARI 603

RABAT 314

OWEIR 1006

BESTI ARKARI 876

SHALI 444

56 MOUGH

DROSHP 193

2801 6

MURDAN 643

MIYAN SHEHER 125

PURTU 606

SHAGRAM 365

DERI 67

KHATINCH 200

MOUGH 602

57 ZIARAT

UCHUGOLE 774

2833 6

GAJAL 288

IZHE 678

NARKORET 570

KANDUJAAL 523

58 PARABEG

BURBONO 164

3905 6

POSTAKY 251

ZITOOR 584

WAKHT 257

ZITOOR SANIK 95

PARABEG 1235

KOCH 84

LOHUK 134

49





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

RUEE 562

CHIRVELL 284

NEWEST 255

59 BEERZEEN

GOFTI 510

3157 6

GOBOR 720

MIRDIN 323

SEPOHT 366

GOHIK 275

BIRZEEN 575

UGHUTI 388

60 OWIRK

OWIRK/OCHISHT 922

2429 5 MONOOR 976

BEHMI 156

TONIE 375

61 BEGUSHT

BEGUSHT 1090

3069 6

YOURJHO 299

SANIK 514

BASHQAR PAYEEN 617

BASHQAR BALA 549

62 BOONI-I

BIARDEH BOONI 652

2457 5 DOKAN DEH/ LOTDOK 1509

DRIANU 105

SHAKARANDEH 191

63 BOONI-II

GOLE DEH BOONI BALA 1659

4045 6 GOLE DEH BOONI PAYEEN

KRUI JUNALI 1198

LASHT BOONI 1188

64 CHARUN

JUNALI KOCH 503

3766 6 CHARUN 1257

KURAGH 1066

CHARUN OWIR 940

65 RESHUN

ZAIT 631

4070 6

REGHAIN RESHUN 1225

RESHUN GOLE 845

RESHUN 968

GREEN LASHT 401

66 LASPUR SOR LASP 1574

3236 6 SORLASPOOR

50





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

CHARMANAN DEH

BALIM BATAJAN DEH

BALIME 1662

67 HARCHIN

BROOK 1281

2771 5 BROOK ZRONDAN DEH

HARCHIN 1490

HARCHIN LASHT

68 RAMAN

RAMAN 2001

3065 6 DASHT DEH

GASHT 834

SHAYDAS 230

69 SONOGHUR

OWNSHOT 114

2154 5 SARGHUZ 459

SONOGHOR 1581

SONOGHOR EAST

70 AWI

MIRAGRAM-I 606

2565 5 AWI EAST 1548

AWI WEST

AWI LASHT 411

71 PARWAK

PARWAK PAYEEN 1380

2502 5 PARWAK CENTRE

PARWAK BALA 909

NISUR GOLE 213

72 MASTUJ

MASTUJ LAKHAP 2274

3272 6 MASTUJ DARALOT

MASTUJ TOQUE

CHINAR 998

73 PARKUSAP

GHORU 627

3496 6

PARKUSAP 509

PARI MARI 347

CHUINH PAYEEN 820

CHUINJ BALA 980

HONDUR 213

74 KHUZH

CHAPARI 538

3867 6

KARGIN 528

KHUZH PAYEEN 299

KHUZH BALA 845

DEWANGOLE 55

51





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

ISTACH 517

DIZG 518

KHUZK 567

75 BREP

JAMLASHT BREP 2780

2780 5 KOCH BREP

NISURKOCH BREP

76 BANG

MEHTING 334

3193 6

YOKUM 24

PHASHK 391

SHIEH 170

BIRZOZ 299

BANG PAYEEN 400

BANG BALA 753

PATRANGAZ 441

POWER 286

LASHDAN 95

77 MERAGAM

SHOLKOCH 190

4247 6

MARAGARAM NO.2 932

EMIT 160

PARDAN 119

DEWSER 343

WASUM 349

ZUPOO 352

GAZEN 365

UNAUCH 220

DUBARGAR 306

YAKHDAN 168

SHUSHT 470

POTK 273

78 BOROGHIL

KAND 290

2175 5

ENKIP 220

CHITISAR 151

YARKHOON LASHT 303

GHERARUM 291

KANKHON 122

KISHMANJA 29

GARUMCHASHAM 199

ARQAWN 123

52





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

WADEEN KHOT 24

ISHKARWAZ 243

LASHKARGAZ 180

79 WASHICH

WASHICH PAYEEN 1974

4423 7

WASHICH BALA

BUZUND 165

ZANG LASHT 627

UJNU TORGRAM 1657

UJNU MORLGRAM

80 KHOT PAYEEN KHOT PAYEEN QAZIYANDUR 3470

3470 6 KHOT PAYEEN RABAT

81 KHOT BALA KHOT BALA 3573

3573 6 KHAJURHAT

82 RECH

PARCH 893

3526 6 MORECH 892

SORECH PAYEEN 1741

SORECH BALA

83 WERKUP

ISTARU 1242

3415 6 WERKUP BALA 2173

WERKUP PAYEEN

84 MELP

RAYEEN BALA 1798

5120 7

RAYEEN PAYEEN 3322

MELP BALA

MELP ODIR

MELP BALA SHOTE

MELP ODIR MULDEH LOTDEH

MELP SHOTE ODIR MULDEH

85 SHAGRAM

SHAGRAM BALA 2237

4699 7

SHAGRAME PAYEEN

SHERJULI 539

SHOTKHAR BALA 1923

SHOTKHAR PAYEEN

86 MADAK

ZEZDI 708

4915 7

MADAK BALA 2347

MADAK PAYEEN

NISHKU BALA 1860

NISHKU PAYEEN

87 TERICH PAYEEN SURWAKHT 407 3529 6

53





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

DRU 227

WEMIZHED/ MAHCHONIC 236

LONKUH DOK 530

LONGOLE 457

LONKUH LASHT 417

WERZHNU 163

LOLEMI 411

OUCH POHT 681

88 TERICH BALA

MIR GHASH 152

3876 6

PARSING 226

SIMTICH 233

ZONDRANGRAM 1316

LACH WAHCH 191

WARIMOON 561

SHUCH 520

SHAGROM 677

89 NOGRAM

NOGRAM 946

3450 6

SAMAGOLE 406

SHUNU 462

UTHOOL 341

ZAINI PAYEEN 1295

ZAINI BALA

90 WARIJUN

WARIJUN PAYEEN 897

3445 6

WARIJUN BALA 1435

WARIJUN BALA CHARCHAMAN

GAHT/ ZHELI 1113

MUL GAHT

91 SAHT

SAHT PAYEEN 2442

3165 6

SAHT PAYEEN SHERANDUR

SAHT PAYEEN NOGHORDOOR

SAHT BALA 723

SAHT BALA/ DONU

92 KUSHUM

KUSHUM PAYEEN 2108

3938 6

KUSHUM PAYEEN BOHCHEN

KUSHUM PAYEEN BECHAN

KUSHUM BALA 1830

KUSHUM BALA GOSHEN

93 DRUNGAGH SHOGRAM 524 2843 6

54





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

DRUNGAGH DOQANDEH

DRUNGAGH

DRUNGAGH BLAKH

DRUNGAGH ISTRAGHUN 1921

GALASHT 126

SARWAR ABAD 272

94 KOSHT

SHINJURAN 233

4489 7

TORI KOSHT JAMALANDEH 1586

SYEDDANDUUR

HUSHI

BARUMKAGH 790

BARUMKAGH KHALIFANDEH

MULKOSHT 1260

GAMBOR PAYEEN 620

BUMBAGH

GAMBOR BALA

95 SANDRAGH

NIRORI 734

2632 5

MUZHDEH 608

GOLBIYAR 22

PHARTAM KOSHT 169

ROMARI 352

SANDRAGH 747

96 MORDER

MORDER GAZODOK

3095 6

MORDER GORUK

MIRZALANDEH

ALI ABAD 2046

MUZHGOL

MUZHGOL LASHT 1049

97 BARUM

SHABRONZ EST 972

2477 5

SHABRONZ WEST

BARUM BALA 1173

BARUM PAYEEN

LOWMALI 332

98 PAKHTURI

PAKHTURI-I 995

2976 6

PAKHTURI-II

SHONGOSH 438

AWI OWER 924

MUZAIN 619

55





NO. OF GENERAL

SEATS

99 RIRI

RIRI PAYEEN 1584

2844 6

RIRI BALA

PARPESH 332

NIEHAGH-I 928

NIEHAGH-II

100 GOHKEER

GOHKER TORGRAM 2331

4254 6

BUZANDUR GOHKER

BINDU GOHKER

LOAN GHARI 1923

LOAN ISHALEN

LOAN PACHELE LON

DASHMANDEH

Source: LGE&RD Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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D0EMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS 2012-13 (ESTIMATED)

Number of Estimated Population

District/ Tehsil/

SD Both sexes Male Female Urban Rural

Chitral District 460993 234457 226537 44296 416698

Chitral S/D 266267 137544 128724 44296 221972

Mastuj S/D 194973 97013 97959

194973

Population 0-4 age Unit Chitral Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 83756 4366999 1.92

Boys (#) 42749 2239733 1.91

Girls (#) 41007 2127266 1.93


Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 79132 4574942 1.73

Boys (#) 40638 2390396 1.70

Girls (#) 38494 2184546 1.76


Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 37729 2468883 1.53

Boys (#) 19057 1308350 1.46

Girls (#) 18672 1160533 1.61

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Pakhtunkhwa

%age

Share with

KP

Both Sexes (#) 20106 1272148 1.58

Boys (#) 10343 669254 1.55

Girls (#) 9763 602894 1.62

Population 10 and Above Unit Chitral Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa

%age

Share with

KP

Both Sexes (#) 298038 18040314 1.65

Male (#) 151033 9188604 1.64

Female (#) 147005 8851710 1.66


Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 240203 14299283 1.68

Male (#) 121633 7211000 1.69

Female (#) 118570 7088283 1.67


Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 216390 12804012 1.69

Male (#) 108772 6408982 1.70

Female (#) 107618 6395030 1.68

Population 13 -19 (Teen

Age) Unit Chitral

Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa

%age Share

with KP

Both Sexes (#) 65021 4091376 1.59

Male (#) 32540 2110285 1.54

Female (#) 32481 1981091 1.64

Sources: i. Population Census Organization, Islamabad ii. Estimation by Bureau of Statistics, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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ENVIRONMENT 2013

MONTHLY MEAN TEMPERATURE AND RAIN FALL 2013

Station

CHITRAL DROSH

Mean Temperature OC Mean Temperature

OC

Max: Min: Total Rain fall in M.M

Max: Min: Total Rain fall in M.M

January 10.00 -2.90 21.00 9.40 3.00 14.60

February 11.10 -0.30 116.60 10.60 -1.60 205.00

March 17.70 4.90 99.80 17.40 2.80 119.10

April 23.10 8.00 74.90 22.80 6.70 82.20

May 28.70 10.40 25.90 29.00 11.90 23.70

June 35.90 16.90 7.40 36.40 17.70 23.20

July 36.70 20.00 1.00 36.40 19.70 26.80

August 33.60 18.90 30.20 35.20 18.00 53.60

September 32.40 13.80 1.00 33.20 15.30 29.30

October 27.40 8.30 9.00 28.60 10.10 2.90

November 18.30 1.50 27.00 17.80 1.80 34.10

December 13.50 0.70 8.10 12.40 -0.60 5.50

Total 288.40 103.40 421.90 289.20 107.00 620.00

Mean 24.03 10.34 - 24.10 10.70 -

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MONTHLY HUMIDITY 2013

Station Chitral Drosh

8.00 AM 5.00 PM 8.00 AM 5.00 PM

January 79.00 38.00 57.00 27.00

February 82.00 51.00 9.00 43.00

March 86.00 41.00 69.00 35.00

April 83.00 37.00 65.00 34.00

May 70.00 37.00 46.00 20.00

June 58.00 25.00 41.00 18.00

July 71.00 27.00 56.00 24.00

August 81.00 40.00 63.00 30.00

September 88.00 38.00 55.00 24.00

October 87.00 36.00 50.00 22.00

November 74.00 45.00 50.00 24.00

December 75.00 42.00 50.00 33.00

Total 934.00 457.00 611.00 334.00

Mean 77.83 38.08 50.92 27.83

Source: Pakistan Meteorological Center, Lahore.

FISH PRODUCTION AND LICENSES ISSUED 2012-13

Total Trout Non Trout

Production (Tonnes)

1362 601 761

Fishing Licenses (Number)

1362 601 761

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REVENUE IN RS. OF FISHERIES DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR 2012-13

Total Lease Money

Licenses Fee Sale of Gold Fish

Orn: Fish

Sale of Fish Seed

Compensation Fee

Miscellaneous

Recovery Trout

Non Trout

254800 0 60100 78700 0 0 101400 14600 0 0

Source: Directorate of Fisheries, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

FOREST AREA IN ACRES BY ENACTMENT 2012-13

Reserved Forest 0

Protected Forest 90196

Resumed Land 0

Un-classed Forest * 0

Section 38 ** 0

Communal *** 0

Guzara Forest 0

Miscellaneous 130

Private Plantation 35351

Total 125677

Source: Chief Conservator of Forest, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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AGRICULTURE 2012-13

NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE FARMS BY SIZE 2010 CENSUS

All

Farms

Govt:

Farms

Total

Private

Farms

Under

1.0

Acres

1.0 to

Under

2.5

Acres

2.5 to

Under

5.0

Acres

5.0 to

Under

7.5

Acres

7.5 to

Under

12.5

Acres

12.5 to

Under

25.0

Acres

25.0 to

Under

50.0

Acres

50.0 to

Under

100.0

Acres

100.0

to

Under

150.0

Acres

150.0

and

above

41286 - 41286 19768 13459 5044 1546 1026 340 72 21 - 9

Source: Agriculture Census Organization, Govt. of Pakistan

LAND UTILIZATION 2012-13 IN HECTARES

Reported Area 98671

Cultivated Area

Total 22552

Net Sown 19170

Current Fallow 3382

Cropped Area Total 23946

Area sown more than once 4776

Un-cultivated area

Total 76119

Culturable Waste 3884

Forest 41949

Not available for cultivation 30286

Intensity (%) Land Use 85.3

Cropping 106.2

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AREA IN HECTARE IRRIGATED BY DIFFERENT SOURCES 2012-13

Total Canals

Tanks Tube-wells Wells Left Pump Others Government Private

20934 4521 16413 0 0 0 0 0

NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE TRACTORS AND BULLDOZER 2012-13

Total Government Private

Tractors Bulldozers Tractors Bulldozers Tractors Bulldozers

277 31 43 22 234 9

NUMBER OF WHEAT HARVESTERS 2012-13


181 16 165

NUMBER OF WHEAT THRESHERS 2012-13


40 6 34

NUMBER OF MAIZE SHELLERS 2012-13


39 3 36

NUMBER OF RICE HUSKING MACHINES 2012-13


14 2 12

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CROP ACREAGE

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI CROPS 2012-13



Wheat 7805 351 8156 16793 316 17109

Barley 1771 0 1771 2798 0 2798

Masoor 223 0 223 357 0 357

Mattar 9 0 9 27 0 27

Garlic 4 0 4 22 0 22

Onion 300 0 300 3720 0 3720

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI VEGETABLE 2012-13



Rabi Vegetable 1453 0 1453 11858 0 11858

Turnip 222 0 222 3108 0 3108

Carrot 100 0 100 603 0 603

Spinach 155 0 155 1008 0 1008

Tomato 230 0 230 1844 0 1844

Culi Flower 122 0 122 854 0 854

Cabbage 226 0 226 1582 0 1582

Peas 190 0 190 1178 0 1178

Radish 178 0 178 1424 0 1424

Other 30 0 30 257 0 257

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AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI FRUITS 2012-13


Irrigated Un-Irrigated Total Irrigated Un-

Irrigated Total

Rabi Fruits 71 0 71 384 0 384

Citrus 7 0 7 28 0 28

Loquat 22 0 22 44 0 44

Guava 0 0 0 0 0 0

Banana 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mulbery 33 0 33 132 0 132

Other 9 0 9 180 0 180

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF RABI FODDERS 2012-13



Irrigated Total

Rabi Fodders 1040 0 1040 13374 0 13374

Shaftal 494 0 494 7014 0 7014

Bar-seem 399 0 399 4788 0 4788

Barley 147 0 147 1572 0 1572

Ray Sersoon 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other 0 0 0 0 0 0

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AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF CROPS 2012-13



Irrigated Total

Maize 5916 0 5916 17748 0 17748

Rice 1807 0 1807 3440 0 3440

Bajra 69 0 69 85 0 85

Mung 167 29 196 184 32 216

Mash 334 49 383 401 69 470

Chilies 8 0 8 27 0 27

Potato 1158 0 1158 33582 0 33582

AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF VEGETABLE 2012-13



Irrigated Total

Kharif Vegetables

382 0 382 4828 0 4828

Lady Finger 63 0 63 693 0 693

Tinda 60 0 60 960 0 960

Bringal 46 0 46 598 0 598

Pumpkin 36 0 36 540 0 540

Bitter Gourd 29 0 29 261 0 261

Bottle Gourd 24 0 24 288 0 288

Tomato 124 0 124 1488 0 1488

Arum 0 0 0 0 0 0

Others 0 0 0 0 0 0

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AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF FRUITS 2012-13



Irrigated Total

Kharif Fruits 192 0 192 1298 0 1298

Water Mellon 4 0 4 120 0 120

Musk Mellon 4 0 4 32 0 32

Apricot 56 0 56 448 0 448

Banana 0 0 0 0 0 0

Apple 107 0 107 656 0 656

Dates 0 0 0 0 0 0

Figs 21 0 21 42 0 42

Guava 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mango 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pear 61 0 61 244 0 244

Peaches 11 0 11 110 0 110

Plums 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pomegranate 39 0 39 390 0 390

Walnuts 11 0 11 1320 0 1320

Almond 9 0 9 81 0 81

Persimmon 3 0 3 42 0 42

Grapes 1 0 1 187 0 187

Others 0 0 0 0 0 0

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AREA AND PRODUCTION OF KHARIF FODDERS 2012-13



Irrigated Total

Kharif Fodders

445 0 445 4905 0 4905

Maize use for Fodder

221 0 221 2431 0 2431

Moth 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cheery / Jowar

0 0 0 0 0 0

Bajra 10 0 10 120 0 120

Others 214 0 214 2354 0 2354

WHEAT STOCK POSITION 2012-13 (IN TONNES)

Total Stock Opening Balance Receipt Domestic Issue

40098 14001 26097 12093

WHEAT AVAILABILITY & RELEASES 2012-13 (IN TONNES)

Domestic Issue

Wheat Requirement

Wheat Production

Net Availability

Total Availability (Net availability + Releases)

Difference (Deficit/ Access)

12000 49733 17000 15300 27300 -34433

RICE PRODUCTION, AVAILABILITY AND REQUIREMENT 2012-13 (IN TONNES)

Population Numbers

Rice Requirement

Rice Production Net Availability Difference (Deficit/

Access)

461000 4647 3440 3096 -1551

Source: Agriculture Statistics, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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LIVESTOCK 2012-13

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK POPULATION BY TYPE OF ANIMALS AND POULTRY BIRDS DURING LIVESTOCK CENSUS 2006

Total Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Poultry Camel Horse Asses Mules

1131624 174842 296 181146 347977 423749 0 295 3256 63

NUMBER OF VETERINARY HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND CENTRES 2012-13

Total Hospitals Dispensaries Center’s

24 6 18 0

NUMBER OF ANIMALS TREATED, ANIMALS/BIRDS PROTECTED IN VETERINARY HOSPITALS, DISPENSARIES AND CENTRES AGAINST CONTAGIOUS 2012-13

No. of Animals Treated No. of Animals Protected No. of Birds Protected

46488 18120 158590

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK (GOATS) SLAUGHTERED 2012-13

Total Masculine Femi-nine Young

860 347 233 280

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK (SHEEP) SLAUGHTERED 2012-13

Total Masculine Feminine Young

666 230 278 158

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK (CATTLE) SLAUGHTERED 2012-13


841 345 270 226

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NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK (BUFFALOES) SLAUGHTERED 2012-13


666 190 266 210

NUMBER OF ANIMALS INSEMINATION CENTRES 2011-12

Total Animal Insemination Centre’s Sub Centre’s

4 4 -

NUMBER OF ANIMALS INSEMINATED 2011-12

Total Cows Inseminated Buffaloes Inseminated

893 893 0

Source: Directorate of Livestock & Dairy Development Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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EDUCATION 2012-13

Number of All Primary Schools 2012-13

Number Enrolment Teaching Staff

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

641 477 164 45090 23756 21334 1394 987 407

Number and Enrolment of Private Primary Schools 2009-10

Number Enrolment

Total Boys Girls

191 9164 4438 4726

Number, Enrolment and Teaching Staff of Private Middle, High & Higher Secondary

Schools 2011-12

Number Enrolment Teaching Staff *

157 27577 2022

* = Including Primary school's teaching staff data.

Number of Middle Schools 2012-13

Number Enrolment by Level Teaching Staff


88 52 36 18658 10215 8443 564 340 224

Number of High Schools 2012-13



66 50 16 8413 4869 3544 814 618 196

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Number of Higher Secondary Schools 2012-13



4 4 0 2832 1819 1013 95 95 0

Number of Degree Colleges 2012-13



4 2 2 2209 1176 1033 115 68 47

Government College of Technologies and Polytechnic Institute 2012-13

Number Enrolment

Total Civil Electrical

1 47 26 21

Government College of Management Sciences (GCMS) 2012-13

Number Enrolment

Total D.Com DBA B.Com BBA M.Com MBA DIT MS

1 317 302 0 0 15 0 0 116 0

Teaching Staff in Government College of Management Sciences (GCMS) 2012-13

Total Principal Associate

Professor

Assistant

Professor Lecturer

Junior

Instructor

31 1 4 8 12 6

Government Technical and Vocational Centre’s 2012-13

Number Enrolment

Total I II

1 54 27 27

72

Teaching Staff in Government Technical and Vocational Centre’s 2012-13(R)

Total Principal Lecturer/ Chief Inst. Instructor Sr./Trade Instructor Jr/Trade Instructor

10 1 0 2 5 2

Participation Rates % and Gender Parity Index of Primary School Level 2012-13

Total Male Female GPI

56.98 58.46 55.42 0.9

Participation Rates % and Gender Parity Index of Middle School Level 2012-13


49.45 53.60 45.22 0.8

Participation Rates % and Gender Parity Index of High School Level 2012-13


41.84 47.08 36.30 0.8

Gross Enrolment Rate (%) for Govt. Primry School aged (5 -9)

(Excluding Katchi Class) 2012-13

Total Male Female

71 77 64

Net Enrolment Rate (%) for Govt. Primry School aged (5 -9)

(Excluding Katchi Class) 2012-13

Total Male Female

56 63 48

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Deeni Madaris by Gender 2005-06

No. of Deeni Madaris No. of Students No. of Teachers


260 140 120 18378 10228 8150 488 251 237

Deeni Madaris Registered Un-Registered 2005-06

Total Registered Un-Registered No Response

260 17 231 12

Literacy Ratio 10 Years and Older 2012-13

URBAN RURAL TOTAL

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

82 61 71 72 42 58 73 44 59

Literacy Ratio 15 Years and Older 2012-13

URBAN RURAL TOTAL

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

79 54 66 67 35 51 68 37 53

Sources: i. Elementary & Secondary Education, Deptt: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ii. Directorate of Higher Education, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa iii. Pakistan Social and Living Standard Measurement Survey (PSLM).

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HEALTH 2012-13

NUMBER OF HOSPITALS & THEIR BED STRENGTH 1/1/2013

District / Tehsil/ Sub Division


Nos. Beds Nos. Beds Nos. Beds

Chitral Distt 4 184 4 184 0 0

Chitral S/D 2 110 2 110 0 0

Drosh 1 40 1 40 0 0

Latkoh 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mastuj S/D 1 34 1 34 0 0

Arando 0 0 0 0 0 0

Malkoh 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tarkhow 0 0 0 0 0 0

NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT HEALTH INSTITUTIONS & THEIR BEDS STRENGTH 1/1/2013

District/ Tehsil/ Sub Division

Hospitals Dispensaries R.H.Cs T.B Clinics

Nos. Beds Nos. Beds Nos. Beds Nos. Beds

Chitral Distt: 4 184 40 0 4 59 1 10

Chitral S/D 2 110 11 0 2 31 0 0

Drosh 1 40 7 0 0 0 1 10

Latkoh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mastuj S/D 1 34 10 0 1 18 0 0

Arando 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Malkoh 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0

Tarkhow 0 0 2 0 1 10 0 0

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NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT HEALTH FACILITIES 1/1/2013

District/ Tehsil/ Sub Division

MCH Centres Sub Health

Center’s BHUs Leprosy Clinics

Chitral Distt: 3 0 21 3

Chitral S/D 1 0 3 1

Drosh 1 0 6 1

Latkoh 0 0 0 0

Mastuj S/D 0 0 4 1

Arando 0 0 1 0

Malkoh 0 0 4 0

Tarkhow 1 0 3 0

POPULATION PER HOSPITAL/DISPENSARY BEDS 1/1/2013

Population Hospitals/Dispensaries Beds Pop: per Hospitals/ Dispensaries Beds

460998 184 2505

NUMBER OF MEDICAL & PARAMEDICAL STAFF ACTUALLY POSTED 1/1/2013

Doctors Radiologist Dental

Surgeons Nurses

Nurse Dias

Dias LHVs Other Para

Medical staff

33 1 5 59 45 88 37 337

NUMBER OF REGISTERED PRIVATE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS 2012-13

Total Male Female

9 9 0

NUMBER OF PATIENTS TREATED 2012

Total Indoor Outdoor Packets of Oral Rehydration Salt

Distributed

406900 16771 390129 30000

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EXPANDED PROGRAMME ON IMMUNIZATION (CHILDREN & WOMEN) 2012-13

B.C.G OPV-0 OPV/DPT

Measles Tetanus Toxoid

1 2 3 T.T-1 T.T-2 T.T-3 T.T-4 T.T-5

16127 13279 16753 16032 16011 15209 15270 11316 3350 784 437

NUMBER OF MALARIA CONTROL ACTIVITIES 2012

Blood Slides Examined

Malaria Cases Malaria Cases

treated Population Protected

Houses Sprayed % age

5287 207 207 0 0

Source: Director General, Health Services, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING 2012-13

WATER SUPPLY COVERAGE (%) OF HOUSEHOLD BY SOURCE

Total

Total Tape water Hand pump Motor pump Dug well

87 83 0 1 4


Urban


97 97 0 0 0


Rural


86 81 0 1 4

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PERCENT DISTRUBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE OF TOILET 2012-13

Total

Flush Non Flush No Toilet

85 10 5


Urban


98 0 2


Rural


83 11 5

Source: Pakistan Social and Living Standard Measurement Survey (PSLM).

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2014-15

LIST OF ONGOING SCHEMES (ADP 2014-15)

(Rs. In Million)

S. No. Name of Schemes Estimated

Cost

Allocation

2014-15

1 Up-gradation of girls primary school to middle level at Bumburate Chitral.

11.600 10.950

2 Construction of building for GPS Bumburate (5 rooms) District Chitral

16.000 16.000

3 Up-gradation of GMS Yarkhoon Lasht to High status District Chitral. 17.200 16.200

4 Up-gradation of Government Girls Middle school to High status at Bumburate District Chitral.

20.500 19.000

5 Construction of 100 students hostel for girls in Bumburate (PC-II approved)

107.251 50.000

6 Removal of Deficiencies in DHQ Hospital, District Chitral (PC-II Approved).

25.000 10.000

7 Ext: of WSS Drosh Tehsil & Distt: Chitral. 159.686 31.200

8 Const: of Khan Abdul Wali Khan By- pass road Distt: Chitral 788.857 90.000

9 Improvement/Black Topping of Booni, Mastuj Shandoor Road (70 Km), at Chitral (PSDP Funded).

2323.914 90.000

10 Widening & Carpeting of Booni Buzand Torkhow road (28 km) District Chitral. (PSDP Funded).

1108.420 40.000

11 Realignment and black topping of Garam Chashma Road in District Chitral SH Shaghore to Mough and 03 No Bridges (100 meter span each).

30.000 15.000

12 Construction of Khandan Jonali Koch Irrigation Scheme Booni Chitral.

76.720 0.010

13 F/S for Alternate alignment / proposal for the Construction of Trichan to Attah Irrigation Scheme Tehsil Mulkoh Distt: Chitral.

51.490 15.000

14 Construction of Trichan to Attah Irrigation Scheme Tehsil Mulkoh District Chitral. (Fed=429.07 million)

1.000 0.990

15 Forestry Resource Improvement in Upper Chitral. 25.000 4.000

16 Propagation and Mulitiplication of Endangered Species of Temperate Zone in Chitral.

25.000 6.632

17 Construction of Office & Residential building at Shishi hydel station Chitral

65.000 0.157

18 Construction of Shushghai-Zhendoli HPP (144 MW) (10% ADP Local) 10% Private, 80 % F.I (will be implemented on PPP mode) (PDWP 09-01-2012)

2878.690 20.000

19 Construction of Shogo Sin HPP (132 MW)(10% ADP (Local), 10% private, 80% F.I (will be implemented on PPP mode) (PDWP 09-01-2012)

2695.590 20.000

20 Purchase of land for Lawi HPP (69 MW) Chitral 317.595 0.005

21 Construction of Lawi HPP (69 MW) Chitral Total Cost of Project. Rs. 26660.01 m (10% ADP (Local) 90% (Rs. 23994 m) HDF) (PDWP 17-04-2014)

2666.010 200.000

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22 Establishment of Skill Development Centre for Male & Female in Bamborait Valley at Chitral.

19.906 7.456

23 Preservation of Kalash Culture. 10.000 7.500

24 Construction of Judicial Complex, Chitral. 930.934 43.000

PROVINCIAL SCHEMES

1 F/S and construction of PHED and C&W offices and Residences complex at Mardan, Bannu and Chitral.

121.458 30.000

2 Construction of Food Grain Godowns in District Bannu, Mardan, Mansehra, Battagram and Chitral (Booni, Mastuj, Garam Chashma, Darosh, Chitral).

604.590 167.579

3

DFID assisted bridges of Malakand Division SH;Construction of Abutments/ Approaches and Launching of streel Bridges to be provided by DFID under Flood Damages Restoration Project in District Swat, Chitral, Dir Lower and Dir Upper Phase -II

2560.820 400.000

4 Rehabilitation / Renovation of Trout Hatcheries in Districts Chitral, Upper Dir, Swat (Madyan), Shangla and Shino (Kaghan) Mansehra.

39.200 4.889

5 Sustainable Management of Bio-diversity in Malakand (District Swat and Chitral) (GIZ Assisted).

685.002 0.001

6 Strengthening, Conservation & Development of Wildlife in Chitral, Dir & Swat Wildlife Division.

40.415 8.651

7 Public Private Partnership for development of Tourists facilities in Chitral, Galiyat, Naran, Kaghan and Kohistan.

74.200 0.001

8 Acqusition of land and creation of Playground at Chitral and civil works at Tank playground (PC-II Approved)

50.000 25.000

9

F/S of Potential Raw Sites in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Phase-II, Total 03 Schemes (Total Capacity 965 MW) (10% local ADP, 90% HDF) (Kari Mushkur Chitral 446 MW, Gabral Kalam 110 MW, Torcamp Godubar Chitral 409 MW)

123.786 0.500

10 Introducation of TSC Program in GTVC Mardan, Chitral, Hangu, Swat and Yar Hussain

30.000 15.000

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LIST OF NEW SCHEMES (ADP 2014-15)

(Rs. In Million)


Cost

Allocation

2014-15

1 Repair / Rehabilitation and Expansion of Govt. Colleges in District Chitral.

100.000 50.000

2 Strengthening of THQ Hospital Drosh, Chitral. 50.000 10.000

3 Upgradation of Booni Hospital to Category-C Hospital, District Chitral.

400.000 10.000

4 Special Package for Kalash Minority (Phase-II). 10.000 1.000

5 F/S, Design & Construction of a) Chamtalai to Taroghai road, b) Garam Chashma to Kandujal Road, District Chitral (9 KM).

130.000 10.000

6 F/S, Design and Construction of RCC Bridge at Ayun, Chitral. 50.000 10.000

7 Restoration / Rehabilitation of Civil Channels, District Chitral. 20.000 5.000

8 Review Geotechnical Survey investigation of Khandan Junali Kuch Irrigation Channel District Chitral.

4.000 2.000

9 Construction of 51 MW Mujigram Shoghore HPP District Chitral (10% Equity: 1% ADP & 9% HDF).

15.000 0.100

10 Construction of 52 MW Istaru Booni HPP District Chitral (10% Equity: 1% ADP & 9% HDF).

15.000 0.100

11 Construction of 79 MW Arkari Gol HPP District Chitral (10% Equity: 1% ADP & 9% HDF).

22.000 0.100

12 Establishment of Mineral Based Industrial Estate at Chitral. 200.000 80.000

13 Purchase of Land for Food Grain Godowns in District Chitral 25.000 25.000

14 Study for Exploration and Management of Minerals in Chitral. 10.000 10.000

15 Land Acquistion & Construction of District Office of Mines & Minerals at Chitral.

85.000 85.000

PROVINCIAL SCHEMES

1 F/S and Construction of Tehsil Judicial Complexes in 5 Selected Districts on Priority Basis (D.I.Khan, Mansehra, Chitral,Dir-Lower, Abbottabad,Buner, and Hangu)

150.000 10.000

2

Balance work/ Liabilities under the ADP 2012-13 schemes (i) Local Dev. Initiatives (Chitral-component) (ii) Community Hall at Batkhela (iii) Amir Mohammad Khan Mega Park Mardan (iv) District Secretariat & Assembly Hall at Charsadda (v) Sabzi Mandi Mardan

197.000 127.000

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LIST OF FEDERAL SCHEMES (PSDP 2014-15)

(Rs. In Million)


Cost

Allocation

2014-15

1 Improvement of 7 82 Km of Nowshera Dir Chitral Road (N-45) 2399.270 500.000

2 Metalling of Road Linking Chitral and Gilgit (Improvement / B.T of Booni-Mastooj Shandoor Road, District Chitral)

491.324 150.000

3 Widening and Carpeting of Booni-Buzand Torkhow Road Chitral (District Chitral)

279.922 88.221

4 Construction of Post/Pckets/Bunkers/OR Qtrs/offrs Accn/Kote/Magazine for Chitral Scouts

44.420 20.000

5 Golan Gol Hydro Power Project, (106 MW) Chitral 28217.614 6850.000

Source: Planning & Development Department, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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SELECTED POPULATION OF INDIVIDUAL RURAL

LOCALITIES 1998 CENSUS

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

* CHITRAL DISTRICT

288,067 145,485 142,582

* CHITRAL SUB-DIVISION

154,252 78,902 75,350

* CHITRAL TEHSIL

51,555 26,535 25,020

* AYUN UC

16,028 8,387 7,641

BARWUCH 0 327 160 167

BATRIK 0 371 211 160

BIRIR 0 1,780 941 839

BIRIRNISAR 0 257 130 127

BURUN 0 694 368 326

DALGRAM 0 99 49 50

DARKHANANDEH 0 1,358 711 647

DER 0 750 391 359

DOK (AYUN) 0 437 220 217

GAHERAT 0 780 405 375

GAHERAT GOL 0 51 21 30

GANG 0 240 124 116

KALASHANDEH (ANISH) 0 383 202 181

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

KANDISAR 0 607 337 270

KARAKAR 0 495 271 224

KURU 0 368 180 188

MASKOR 0 111 61 50

PEHLAWANANDEH 0 1,133 621 512

PRAKARAK (RUMBOOR) 0 258 136 122

RUMBOOR 0 1,138 606 532

SAEED ABAD 0 65 37 28

SAHANBALA 0 1,418 722 696

SHANPAYEEN 0 931 478 453

SHEIKHANDEH RAMBOOR

0 656 347 309

SHIEKHANANDEH (ZAHOORIAT)

0 1,321 658 663

* BROZ UC

14,285 7,377 6,908

ATANI LASHT 0 860 442 418

BASEERU BROZ 0 97 58 39

BIRBOLAK BROZ 0 373 182 191

BROZ HINDUSTAN 0 245 138 107

DOK CHUMURKHON 0 625 324 301

DOMUN 0 1,621 832 789

DOOM 0 157 73 84

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

GRAMUL BROZ 0 339 169 170

GUMBAD 0 462 234 228

GUMBAS 0 88 40 48

JUTILASHT BROZ 0 323 174 149

KORE 0 675 381 294

MANGLE BROZ 0 210 110 100

MIRASYANDEH BROZ 0 228 123 105

MULDEH AYUN 0 1,188 620 568

MULDEH CHNMURKHON 0 779 404 375

SEENKULOOM BROZ 0 389 204 185

SHERHI 0 353 176 177

TARIAN DEH 0 477 251 226

THAMOHYAK BROZ 0 110 63 47

THORHYANDEH 0 1,045 544 501

TORDEH CHUMURKHON 0 1,600 817 783

URGHOCH 0 2,041 1,018 1,023

* KOH UC

21,242 10,771 10,471

BARGHUZI 0 404 201 203

BEGANANDEH 0 171 87 84

BILPHOK 0 391 204 187

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

CHMURUK 0 229 112 117

DOLOMUCH 0 285 190 95

GOLE 0 250 110 140

GOLIN 0 1,285 651 634

ISTANGOL 0 209 104 105

JUGUMI 0 218 103 115

JUMSHILI BARINIS 0 97 43 54

KARI 0 1,158 555 603

KERANDEH 0 153 75 78

KOGHUZI 0 2,154 1,103 1,051

KUJU BALA 0 1,472 737 735

KUJU PAYEEN 0 548 291 257

LASHT 0 435 222 213

LASHT SEEN 0 950 493 457

MORI PAYEEN 0 1,181 607 574

MORILASHT 0 396 201 195

MROI BALA 0 851 430 421

MROI BEYENY 0 184 100 84

MULIN BARINIS 0 398 198 200

PAHANLASHT BARINIS 0 107 53 54

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

PASTI 0 413 233 180

PRAYET PAYEEN 0 760 383 377

PRAYET BALA 0 1,028 520 508

RAGH 0 547 275 272

SARVELANDEH 0 389 186 203

SEEN 0 1,231 647 584

SHAHCHAR 0 189 96 93

SHALI 0 701 373 328

SHELI LASHT 0 214 105 109

TORDEH 0 231 100 131

TORDEN MORI 0 1,157 557 600

TOREEN MROI 0 593 301 292

UTRESH 0 263 125 138

* DROSH TEHSIL

65,314 33,835 31,479

* ARANDU UC

14,070 7,369 6,701

AKROI 0 778 405 373

ARANDU 0 1,876 988 888

ARANDU KHAN SARDAM 0 950 462 488

ARANDUGOL 0 363 184 179

ARANDULASHT 0 278 137 141

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

ASPOR 0 785 421 364

DAP ARANDUGOL 0 602 317 285

DERASHOT 0 564 288 276

DOMABAD 0 465 248 217

DOMILNISAR 0 538 294 244

DONDIOARI 0 799 421 378

GBIR GOL 0 505 251 254

GORAGAL 0 257 137 120

INCHAOGOL 0 224 121 103

KAMSAI 0 652 347 305

KARAGRAM 0 280 144 136

KAUTI 0 522 283 239

KORIGAL 0 187 101 86

LACHIGRAM 0 515 259 256

LANGARBAT 0 810 438 372

MATAK GOL 0 72 39 33

MATIGOL (BAGH ADAP) 0 210 115 95

MATIPLOL 0 123 69 54

PANAGRAM 0 416 216 200

RAM RAM 0 105 54 51

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

SHENTARI 0 550 291 259

SYRIGOL 0 482 257 225

ZARIN BAGH 0 162 82 80

* ASHERAT UC

16,162 8,369 7,793

ASHERAT 0 1,184 585 599

BADUGAL 0 668 342 326

BARADAM 0 388 200 188

BARAM BROGAL 0 505 246 259

BOZIGOH 0 152 81 71

DAMIK JINGERAT 0 584 308 276

DAP JINGERAT 0 712 360 352

DEH ARSOON 0 405 201 204

DOM SHAGHOOR 0 344 178 166

FORMA 0 345 168 177

GAMBIR GOLE 0 426 209 217

GOLOGHOTAK JINGERAT

0 186 106 80

JINJIRAT GOLE 0 283 143 140

JINJIRATKOH (TAWARAT)

0 325 157 168

KACHO GOLE 0 609 311 298

KATAGAR 0 311 165 146

90

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

KHANS GHAIR 0 180 92 88

KOCHANGOL 0 294 142 152

KOTGA 0 613 311 302

KURO JINGERIAT 0 178 100 78

LUKARI 0 154 83 71

LUTINGA 0 240 120 120

MIRKHANDI 0 654 478 176

MUZHDEH (JINGERAT) 0 327 155 172

NAGAR 0 262 130 132

OSIAK 0 1,076 568 508

PATAI 0 586 296 290

PATUDAM ASHERAT 0 296 159 137

POUTASGOMGOL 0 324 159 165

SHEIKNAN DEH JINGERAT KOH

0 1,021 514 507

SHERA DEH 0 582 304 278

SUIR BALA 0 473 224 249

SUIR LASHT 0 167 80 87

SUIR PAYEEN 0 757 404 353

TRI LABAT NAGAR 0 348 172 176

ZOGUNAK 0 203 118 85

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

* DROSH UC

16,580 8,685 7,895

ARYAN 0 1,011 531 480

AZAD DAM 0 396 196 200

BAZAR DROSH 0 1,206 872 334

BURI BALA 0 1,038 532 506

BURI MIANADEH 0 506 254 252

BURI PAYEEN 0 595 302 293

CHAKIDAM 0 330 156 174

CHARVELANDEH 0 454 225 229

DAD KHANDORI 0 693 366 327

DAP NAGHOR 0 885 453 432

DARGIRDIN 0 604 306 298

DONDIGAR 0 71 33 38

DROSH GOLE 0 353 180 173

GOUS 0 414 194 220

GROMAIL 0 489 254 235

KALDAM 0 1,577 800 777

KALKATAK 0 1,287 639 648

KHURANDOK 0 209 104 105

KURU 0 727 347 380

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

KUTURDAM 0 448 234 214

LANGA 0 815 421 394

POTERWIANDEH 0 662 337 325

SHAHNIGAR 0 1,810 949 861

* SHESHI KOH UC

18,502 9,412 9,090

ACHINISAR 0 51 30 21

ASKARI 0 123 60 63

AZUDDAM 0 547 268 279

BARPANCH 0 324 163 161

BAYAK 0 159 77 82

BELLA (SHAHEED BELA) 0 161 79 82

BIRGA 0 853 461 392

BIRGANISAR 0 182 89 93

CAUCH 0 415 202 213

DANJARI 0 132 67 65

GAUCH GOLE 0 177 94 83

GOREEN 0 518 259 259

HAZOOR BEKHANDEH 0 480 238 242

KALAS 0 410 216 194

KALAS (GOSAI) 0 26 11 15

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

KASHES 0 20 9 11

KAWASH 0 140 65 75

KAYARI 0 20 8 12

KESHUDEH 0 1,113 565 548

KESUDOOR 0 629 318 311

KESUGOLDEH 0 807 412 395

KESUGOLE 0 40 18 22

KHAIRABAD 0 826 428 398

KISHANDIR 0 388 194 194

KOR 0 275 145 130

KOTIK 0 109 57 52

LAWI 0 1,091 571 520

MADAK LASHT 0 2,190 1,097 1,093

MATAI 0 655 309 346

MUZHDEH 0 205 97 108

PARGAR 0 328 163 165

PATIGAR 0 212 113 99

PRET GOLE 0 214 116 98

PURSAD 0 217 114 103

RAWNISAR 0 161 82 79

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

SHAHI NOOR 0 160 87 73

SHERATI 0 957 463 494

SHESHI 0 762 399 363

SHILAK 0 88 48 40

TANGAR 0 476 252 224

TAR 0 664 345 319

TINGAR GOL 0 287 150 137

USTORUM 0 215 119 96

USTORUMGOL 0 259 141 118

ZHINDOSH 0 291 143 148

ZIARAT (TANGERGOLE) 0 145 70 75

* LOTKOH TEHSIL

37,383 18,532 18,851

* BRESHGRAM UC

19,189 9,617 9,572

AJARANDEH 0 356 183 173

AWI 0 352 180 172

BESTI 0 876 416 460

BILBIL 0 422 207 215

BUKHTULGOL 0 345 181 164

DARDAI 0 279 130 149

DARMIR 0 155 78 77

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

DEH 0 305 156 149

GRAM 0 604 323 281

GRI 0 317 160 157

HASANABAD 0 154 71 83

HINJIL 0 887 444 443

KASIT 0 125 67 58

KHAIRCHUM 0 106 51 55

KILISPI 0 290 141 149

KURUM 0 274 138 136

KYAR 0 721 369 352

LASHT 0 378 209 169

LORIGRAM 0 228 114 114

MADASHIL 0 619 288 331

MIZHIGRAM 0 5 3 2

MOMI 0 1,013 514 499

ORGUCH 0 315 161 154

ORHAGH 0 281 136 145

OWIR 0 1,006 504 502

PACHILI 0 145 73 72

PARSAN 0 724 365 359

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

PITRAGRAM 0 689 381 308

PORPUNI 0 349 176 173

RBAT 0 314 147 167

ROJI 0 375 181 194

RONDOOR 0 62 37 25

SAFID ARKARI 0 477 247 230

SHAH 0 352 178 174

SHAHNIROON 0 143 72 71

SHALI 0 444 212 232

SHERSHAL 0 455 223 232

SHOGHORE 0 402 219 183

SHUT 0 701 338 363

SIWAHT 0 527 244 283

SUNICH 0 570 285 285

SUSOOM 0 686 345 341

SYAEH ARKARI 0 603 292 311

TASHQAR 0 523 279 244

TELEGRAM 0 235 99 136

* LOTKOH UC

18,194 8,915 9,279

BASHQIR BALA 0 549 278 271

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Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

BASHQIR PAYEEN 0 617 294 323

BEGUSHT 0 1,090 536 554

BEHMI 0 156 70 86

BERZIN 0 575 283 292

BURBUNU 0 164 74 90

CHIRVIL 0 284 176 108

DERI 0 67 32 35

DROSHP 0 193 100 93

EIZH 0 678 336 342

GAZHAL 0 288 131 157

GOBORE 0 720 356 364

GOHIK 0 275 115 160

GUFTI 0 510 247 263

KANDUZHAL 0 523 241 282

KHATINJ 0 200 93 107

KOCH 0 84 42 42

LOHOK 0 134 65 69

MARDEN 0 323 186 137

MIAN SHAWAR 0 125 57 68

MOGH 0 602 268 334

98

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

MUNOR 0 976 456 520

MURDAN 0 643 310 333

NARKURT 0 570 268 302

NWEST 0 255 126 129

OGHUTI 0 388 194 194

OWIRK OCHILASHT 0 922 429 493

PARBAG 0 1,235 649 586

POSTAKI 0 251 133 118

PURTU 0 606 307 299

ROI 0 562 294 268

SANIK 0 514 259 255

SAPAKHT 0 366 187 179

SHAGRAM 0 365 181 184

TUNIK 0 375 187 188

UCHUGOL 0 774 357 417

WAHT 0 257 127 130

YURJOGH 0 299 142 157

ZHITUR 0 584 281 303

ZHITUR SANIK 0 95 48 47

* MASTUJ SUB-DIVISION

133,815 66,583 67,232

99

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

* MASTUJ TEHSIL

53,661 26,265 27,396

* CHARUN UC

16,297 7,947 8,350

AWI 0 1,548 765 783

AWI LASHT 0 411 214 197

BIYAR DAH BOONI 0 652 295 357

CHARUN 0 1,257 611 646

CHARUN OWIR 0 940 460 480

DOKANDEH(LADOK BONI)

0 1,509 763 746

DRLANU 0 105 60 45

GOL DEH BOONI 0 1,659 835 824

GRINALASHT 0 401 201 200

JUNAL KOCH 0 503 243 260

KARI JANALI BOONI 0 1,198 550 648

KURAGH 0 1,066 561 505

LASHT BOONI 0 1,188 531 657

NARZOM RESHUN 0 1,225 613 612

RESHON 0 968 441 527

RESHUN COL 0 845 423 422

SHAKARAH DEH BOONI 0 191 90 101

ZAIT 0 631 291 340

100

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

* MASTUJ UC

17,606 8,674 8,932

BALEEM 0 1,662 844 818

BROKE 0 1,281 620 661

CHINAR 0 998 491 507

GASHT 0 834 408 426

HARCHIN 0 1,490 721 769

MASTUJ 0 2,274 1,253 1,021

MERAGRAM NO. 1. 0 606 291 315

NISUR GUL 0 213 106 107

OWNSHOT 0 114 60 54

PARWAK BALA 0 909 406 503

PARWAK PAYEEN 0 1,380 634 746

REMAN 0 2,001 973 1,028

SARGHUZ 0 459 220 239

SHAIDAS 0 230 105 125

SONOGHUR 0 1,581 745 836

SORLASPUR 0 1,574 797 777

* YARKHOON UC

19,758 9,644 10,114

ANKIP 0 220 103 117

ARGHAUN 0 123 64 59

101

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

BANG BALA 0 753 355 398

BANG PAYEEN 0 400 181 219

BREP 0 2,780 1,321 1,459

BRIZUZ 0 299 145 154

CHAPARI 0 538 261 277

CHITISAR 0 151 69 82

CHUINJ BALA 0 980 493 487

CHUINJ PAYEEN 0 820 379 441

DEWSER 0 343 175 168

DIEANGOL 0 55 23 32

DIZK 0 518 251 267

DUBARGAR 0 306 153 153

EMIT 0 160 65 95

GARUM CHASHMA 0 199 103 96

GAZAN 0 365 189 176

GHERAROOM 0 291 144 147

GHORU 0 627 305 322

HONDOR 0 213 100 113

ISTACH 0 517 259 258

KAND 0 290 154 136

102

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

KANKHUN 0 122 63 59

KARGIN 0 528 249 279

KHURZG 0 567 298 269

KISHMANJA 0 29 17 12

KUZH BALA 0 845 412 433

KUZH PAYEEN 0 299 143 156

LASHKARGAZ 0 180 93 87

LASHTDAN 0 95 45 50

MARTING 0 334 170 164

MIRAGRAM NO.2. 0 932 455 477

PARDAN 0 119 61 58

PARIMARI 0 347 165 182

PARKUSAP 0 509 262 247

PASHK 0 391 208 183

PATRANGAZ 0 441 218 223

POTK 0 273 124 149

POWER 0 286 133 153

SHAKAR WAZ 0 243 137 106

SHICH 0 170 79 91

SHOLKOCH 0 190 96 94

103

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

SHUIST 0 470 211 259

UNOUCH 0 220 105 115

WASUM 0 349 170 179

WEDIN KHOT 0 24 11 13

YAKHDAN 0 168 82 86

YARKHUN LASHT 0 303 170 133

YUKUM 0 24 12 12

ZHUPU 0 352 163 189

* MULKOH TEHSIL

51,928 26,190 25,738

* MULKOH UC

20,043 10,062 9,981

BARUMKAGH 0 790 388 402

BOL KOSHT 0 1,260 646 614

GHAT 0 1,113 567 546

GOLBIAR 0 22 9 13

GONBORE 0 620 316 304

MORDER 0 2,046 1,065 981

MUZHDEH 0 608 308 300

MUZHGOL 0 1,049 536 513

NIRORI 0 734 382 352

NOGRAM 0 946 484 462

104

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

PARGRAM KOSHT 0 169 75 94

ROMARI 0 352 152 200

SAHT BALA 0 723 353 370

SAHT PAYEEN 0 2,442 1,221 1,221

SAMAGOL 0 406 203 203

SANDRAGH 0 747 377 370

SHUNU 0 462 240 222

TORI KOSHT 0 1,586 796 790

UTHOL 0 341 178 163

WARIJUN BALA 0 1,435 713 722

WARIJUN PAYEEN 0 897 428 469

ZANI 0 1,295 625 670

* OWEER UC

15,627 7,935 7,692

AWI OWIR 0 924 468 456

BARUM OWIR 0 1,173 606 567

BICHAGH OWIR 0 928 482 446

DRUNGHGH 0 1,921 951 970

GAALASHT 0 126 62 64

GOHKIR WHOLE 0 2,331 1,164 1,167

LOMARI 0 332 164 168

105

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

LON 0 1,923 969 954

MUZHEN OWIR 0 619 323 296

PAKHTORI OWIR 0 995 506 489

PARI OWIR 0 1,584 806 778

PARPISH 0 332 173 159

SARWARABAD 0 272 135 137

SHABRONS 0 972 503 469

SHOGRAM 0 524 275 249

SHONGOSH OWIR 0 438 228 210

SHUNJURAAN 0 233 120 113

* TERICH UC

16,258 8,193 8,065

DRU 0 227 111 116

KUSHUM BALA 0 1,830 927 903

KUSHUM PAYEEN 0 2,108 1,095 1,013

LASHTWACH 0 191 91 100

LOLEMI 0 411 196 215

LONGOL 0 457 245 212

LONKUHDOK 0 530 284 246

LONKUHLASHT 0 417 196 221

MADAK 0 2,347 1,195 1,152

106

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

MARCHONIC 0 236 116 120

MIRGHASH (DAKHILI TERICH PAYEE

0 152 73 79

NISHKU 0 1,860 964 896

PARSING 0 226 106 120

SHAGROM(DAKILI TERICH BALA)

0 677 346 331

SHUCH 0 520 247 273

SIMTIJ 0 233 97 136

SURWAHT 0 407 201 206

UOH POHT 0 681 329 352

WARIMOON 0 561 277 284

WEZHNU 0 163 71 92

ZIZDI 0 708 356 352

ZONDRANGRAM 0 1,316 670 646

* TURKOH TEHSIL

28,226 14,128 14,098

* TURKOH UC

28,226 14,128 14,098

BUZUND 0 165 85 80

ISTARU 0 1,242 662 580

KHOT BALA 0 3,573 1,809 1,764

KHOT PAYEEN 0 3,470 1,719 1,751

MELP 0 3,322 1,707 1,615

107

Name of

Mauza/Deh/Village

Hadbast No.

Deh No.

Both

Sexes Male Female

MORECH 0 892 433 459

PARECH 0 893 432 461

RAYEN 0 1,798 886 912

SHAGRAM 0 2,237 1,110 1,127

SHIRJUELI 0 539 298 241

SHOTKHAR 0 1,923 953 970

SOR RECH 0 1,741 876 865

UJNU 0 1,657 794 863

WASHICH 0 1,974 959 1,015

WERKOP 0 2,173 1,115 1,058

ZANGLASHT 0 627 290 337

Source: Population Census Organization, Islamabad.

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KEY CONTACT OF THE DISTRICT

Chitral City Code: 0943

Designation Office Phone Address

Deputy Commissioner 412055 412946

DC Office Jang Bazar Chitral

District Police Officer 412077 412228

DPO Office Chitral

District & Session Judge 412533 District & Session Office

Addl: Deputy Commissioner 412066 ADC Office Chitral

Assistant Commissioner 413686 AC Office

Assistant Commissioner Mastuj 470025 AC Office Booni

District Health Officer 412754 412734

DHO Office

District Education Officer (Male) 412627 DEO Male Office

District Education Officer (Female)

412047 DEO Female Office

District Officer (F&D) 413096 Finance & Planning Office

Deputy Director Agriculture 412561 Agriculture Office

Executive Engineer (C&W) 413937 C&W Office

Executive Engineer (Irrigation) 412641 Irrigation Office

Executive Engineer (PHE) 412663 412771

Public Health Office

District Office Community (Dev.) 412481 Social Welfare Office Near Polo Ground

District Accounts Officer 412625 District Accounts Office

Chief Coordination Officer 412656 412086

District Council Office

Chief Municipal Officer 413500 414342

Municipal Committee Office Jughore

Chief Municipal Officer Mastuj 470285 Municipal Committee Office Booni

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