Demography and Topography of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.pptx

Demography and Topography
of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Zones of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• Zone-1:- The agencies, including Bajaur, Mohmand, Khyber, Kurram, Orakzai,
North Waziristan, South Waziristan, and Frontier Regions attached to the Districts
of Peshawar, Kohat, Bannu, and Dera Ismail Khan.
• Zone-2:- Districts of Peshawar, Charsadda, Nowshera, Swabi, and Mardan.
• Zone-3:- Districts of Swat, Buner, Dir, Chitral, Kohistan, Shangla Par and Malakand
Areas (Swat Ranizai and Sam Ranizai and backward areas of Hazara Division, i.e.
(1) Ilaqa Upper Tanawal composed of Darband Area f Tehsil Haripur and Shergarh
area of District Mansehra and (2)merged Areas composed of Battagram including
Hill Nilshang and Thakot, Allai Kaya Khabbal and Gadoon Area.
• Zone-4:- Districts of Dera Ismail Khan, Tank, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Kohat and
Karak.
• Zone-5:- Districts of Haripur, Abbottabad, Mansehra, excluding their backward
areas included in Zone-3.

Demographics
• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has an estimated population of about 26 million, according
to 2011 estimates, that is an increase of 51.6% over 1998 figures. The largest
ethnic group is the Pashtun, who historically have been living in the areas for
centuries.
Historical population
Year Pop. ±%
1881 1,575,943 —
1891 1,857,519 +17.9%
1901 2,125,496 +14.4%
1911 3,819,027 +79.7%
1921 5,076,476 +32.9%
1931 4,684,364 −7.7%
1941 5,415,666 +15.6%
1951 5,888,550 +8.7%
1961 7,578,186 +28.7%
1972 10,879,781 +43.6%
1981 13,259,875 +21.9%
1998 20,919,976 +57.8%
2017 35,501,964 +69.7%
Source: [1][98]:8[99]:298

• The current province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had a population of 35.5 million at the
time of the 2017 Census of Pakistan. Over 83% of the population lived in rural areas.[1]
• The largest ethnic group are the Pashtuns, who historically have been living in the areas
for centuries.[100] Around 1.5 million Afghan refugees also remain in the
province,[101] the majority of whom are Pashtuns followed by Tajiks, Hazaras, Gujjar and
other smaller groups. Despite having lived in the province for over two decades, they
are registered as citizens of Afghanistan.[102]
• The Pashtuns of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa observe tribal code of conduct
called Pashtunwali which has four high value components
called nang (honor), badal (revenge), melmastiya (hospitality) and nanawata (rights to
refuge).[3]
• Language[edit]
• Languages of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (2017)[103]
• Pashto (76.86%)
• Hindko (11.48%)
• Saraiki (3.72%)
• Others combined (7.94%)

Religion[edit]
• The overwhelming majority of the residents of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa follows
and professes the Sunni Islam while the small number of Shias of Islam are found
among the Isma'ilis in the Chitral district.[106] The tribe of Kalasha in
southern Chitral still retain an ancient form of Hinduism mixed with Animism, a
faith once dominant in the mountainous upper northeast of the
district.[106] There are very small numbers of residents who are the adherents
of Roman Catholicism denomination of Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism,
mainly living in Peshawar and other urban centres

Lower Dir District Demographics
Area 1583 Sq.Kms
Population - 1998 717649 persons
 Male 355728 (49.57 %)
 Female 361921 (50.43 %)
Population Density 453.3 per Sq. Km
 Urban Population 44335 (6.18 %)
 Rural Population 673314 (93.82 %)
Average Household Size 9.3%
Literacy Ratio (10 +) 29.90 %
 Male 48.76 %
 Female 12.25 %
Average Annual Growth Rate (1981 - 98) 3.42 %
Total Housing Units 76531
Pacca Housing Units 60298 (78.78 %)
Housing Units having Electricity 55118 (72.02 %)
Housing Units having Piped Water 25001 (32.67 %)
Housing Units using Gas for Cooking 1069 (1.40 %)
Administrative Units
 Tehsils 02
 Union Councils 34
 Mauzas 922

Upper Dir District Demographics
Area 3699 Sq.Kms.
 Male 291582 (50.63 %)
 Female 284276 (49.36 %)
Average Household Size 8.0
 Male 36.10 %
 Female 6.10 %
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 686

Abbottabad District Demographics
Area 1967 Sq.Kms
 Male 440718 (50.04%)
 Female 439948 (49.96 %)
 Urban Population 157904 (17.93%)
 Rural Population 722762 (82.07%)
Literacy Ratio (10 +) 56.6%
 Male 74.52 %
 Female 39.11 %
Paccar Housing Units 88908 (65.58 %)
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 346
 Municipal Committees 02

Malakand District Demographics
Area 952 Sq.Kms.
 Male 233556 (51.64 %)
 Female 218735 (48.36 %)
 Male 55.21 %
 Female 22.74 %
 Tehsils 02

Bannu District Demographics
Area 1227 Sq.Kms
 Male 349976 (51.67 %)
 Female 327370 (48.33 %)
Population Density 552 per Sq. Km
 Male 50.79 %
 Female 12.18 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 229

Mansehra District Demographics
Area 4579 Sq.Kms
 Male 571881 (49.60 %)
 Female 500958 (50.40 %)
 Male 50.90%
 Female 22.71 %
 Tehsils 03
 Union Councils
 Mauzas 492

Batagram District Demographics
Area 1301 Sq.Kms
 Male 158563 (51.60 %)
 Female 148715 (48.40 %)
 Urban Population -
 Rural Population 307278 (100 %)
 Male 29.40 %
 Female 6.48 %
Average Annual Growth Rate (1981 - 98) -0.58 %
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 104

Mardan District Demographics
Area 1632 Sq.Kms
 Male 753442 (51.60 %)
 Female 706658 (48.39 %)
 Male 53.50%
 Female 18.38 %
Pacca Housing Units 84595 ( %)
Housing Units having Electricity 144586 ( %)
Housing Units having Piped Water 31264 ( %)
Housing Units using Gas for Cooking 21218 ( %)
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 168

Buner District Demographics
Area 1865 Sq.Kms.
 Male 253035 (50 %)
 Female 253013 (50 %)
 Rural Population 506048
 Male 38.18 %
 Female 7.65 %
 Tehsil 01
 Mauzas 167

Nowshera District Demographics
Area 1748 Sq.Kms.
 Male 455598 (52.10 %)
 Female 418775 (47.90 %)
 Male 60.55 %
 Female 22.68 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 153

Chitral District Demographics
Area 14850 Sq.Kms.
 Male 162082 (50.86 %)
 Female 156607 (49.14 %)
 Male 58.02 %
 Female 22.09 %
 Tehsils 02

Peshawar District Demographics
Area 1257 Sq.Kms.
 Male 1065188 (52.55 %)
 Female 961663 (47.44 %)
 Male 55.97 %
 Female 25.85 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 246

Dera Ismial Khan District Demographics
Area 7326 Sq.Kms.
 Male 448990 (52.63%)
 Female 404005 (47.36 %)
 Male 43.19 %
 Female 17.86 %
 Tehsils 04
 Mauzas 384

Shangla District Demographics
Area 1586
 Male 223748 (51.48 %)
 Female 210815 (48.51%)
 Male 25.16 %
 Female 3.71 %
 Tehsils 05
 Mauzas 111

Hangu District Demographics
Area 1097 Sq.Kms.
 Male 154021 (48.97 %)
 Female 160508 (51.03 %)
 Male 53.48 %
 Female 9.84 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 48

Swabi District Demographics
Area 1543 Sq.Kms.
 Male 516540 (50.31%)
 Female 510264 (49.69 %)
 Male 54.0 %
 Female 18.3 %
Pacca Housing Units 90603 (68.00%)
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 149

Haripur District Demographics
Area 1725 Sq.Kms.
 Male 345561 (49.92 %)
 Female 346667 (50.08 %)
 Male 70.5 %
 Female 37.4 %
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 361

Swat District Demographics
Area 5337 Sq.Kms.
 Male 648008 (51.53 %)
 Female 609594 (48.47 %)
 Male 43.16 %
 Female 13.45 %
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 215

Karak District Demographics
Area 3372 Sq.Kms.
 Male 211393 (49.07 %)
 Female 219403 (50.93 %)
 Male 68.2 %
 Female 18.1 %
 Tehsils 03
 Mauzas 119

Tank District Demographics
Area 1679 Sq.Kms.
 Male 124331 (52.19%)
 Female 113885 ( 47.81 %)
 Male 42.44 %
 Female 8.59 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 87

Kohat District Demographics
Area 2545 Sq.Kms.
 Male 282844 (50.27%)
 Female 279800 (49.73 %)
 Male 65.0 %
 Female 23.5 %
 Tehsils 02
 Mauzas 141
 Municipal Committees 01

Lakki Marwat District Demographics
Area 3164 Sq.Kms.
 Male 2250336 (51.08 %)
 Female 239689 (48.91 %)
 Male 50.3 %
 Female 8.6 %
 Tehsils 01
 Mauzas 157

Kohistan District Demographics
Area 7492 Sq.Kms.
 Male 261942 (55.43 %)
 Female 210628 (44.57 %)
 Male 17.23 %
 Female 2.95 %
 Tehsils 03
 Mauzas 1342

Zone 1
Historical population
Year Pop. ±% p.a.
1901 83,962 —
1911 1,622,094 +34.46%
1921 2,825,136 +5.71%
1931 2,259,288 −2.21%
1941 2,377,599 +0.51%
1951 1,332,005 −5.63%
1961 1,847,195 +3.32%
1972 2,491,230 +2.76%
1981 2,198,547 −1.38%
1998 2,746,490 +1.32%
2017 5,001,676 +3.21%
Source: [24][25]:9

Languages of Federally Administered Tribal Areas
(2017 Census of Pakistan)[28]
Pashto 98.4%
Urdu 0.49%
Punjabi 0.28%
Sindhi 0.10%
Balochi 0.08%
The total population of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas was estimated in 2000 to be about 3,341,080 people,
or roughly 2% of Pakistan's population. Only 3.1% of the population resides in established townships.[26] It is thus the most
rural administrative unit in Pakistan. According to 2011 estimates FATA gained 62.1% population over its 1998 figures, totaling
up to 4,452,913. This was the fourth-highest increase in population of any province, after that of Balochistan, Sindh and Gilgit-
Baltistan.[27]
Languages[edit]
According to the 2017 census of Pakistan, 98.4% of the population of FATA had Pashto as mother tongue, followed by 0.49% Urdu,
0.28% Punjabi, 0.10% Sindhi and 0.08% spoke Balochi.[29]

Religon
Religions in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas[30]
Religion Percent
Islam 99.6%
Others† 0.4%
Distribution of religions
†Includes Sikhs, Parsis, Hindus, Christian .

• Over 99.6% of the population is Muslim belonging to
the Sunni Hanafi Fiqh.
• According to a report by the government of Pakistan there were
around 50,000 religious minority members living in former FATA
region. These include 20,000 Sikh, 20,000 Christians and 10,000
Hindus.[

• Name: Former Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) topographic
map, elevation, terrain.
• Location: Former Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), 29540,
Pakistan (31.06680 69.23780 34.97674 71.85200)
• Average elevation: 1,480 m
• Minimum elevation: 147 m
• Maximum elevation: 4,737 m

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