world.wikisort.org - PakistanIsakhel Tehsil (Urdu: تحصِيل عِيسىٰ خيل), is an administrative subdivision (tehsil) of Mianwali District in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The city of Isakhel is the headquarters of the tehsil which is administratively subdivided into 3 Municipal Committees 13 Union Councils.[1] It is located between 32° 30′ and 33° 14′ N. and 71° 7′ and 71° 44′ E., with an area of 678 square miles (1,760 km2) and contains the towns of Isakhel, Kammar Mushani and Kalabagh
Tehsil in Punjab, Pakistan
Isakhel Tehsil
تحصِيل عِيسىٰ خيل |
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Country | Pakistan |
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Region | Punjab |
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District | Mianwali District |
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Capital | Isakhel |
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Towns | 3 |
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Union councils | 13 |
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Time zone | UTC+5 (PST) |
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Administration
The tehsil of Isakhel is administratively subdivided into 3 Municipal Committees
- MC Isakhel
- MC Kamar Mushani
- MC Kala Bagh
and 13 Union Councils, these are:
History
During British rule Isakhel became part of Mianwali District when the North-West Frontier Province was created in 1901.
According to the 1901 census, it contained the municipalities of Isa Khel (population, 7,630), the headquarters, and Kalabagh (5,824); and 43 villages. The land revenue and cesses in 1903-4 amounted to 1.6 lakhs. Lying on the west bank of the Indus, this tehsil is cut off from the rest of the District, and would seem to belong more properly to the North-West Frontier Province, but is separated even more completely from Bannu by the semicircular fringe of the Chichali and Maidani hills, which leave it open only
on the river side. These hills drain into Isa Khel and make it fertile. Its extreme northern portion, known as the Bhangi Khel country, is a wild and rugged region, a continuation of the Khattak hills.[2]
The tehsil derives its name from the Isa Khel tribe, sub-tribe of the Niazi Afghans, who, settling here during the sixteenth century, long maintained their independence of the Mughal empire, and at last succumbed to the Nawab of Dera Ismail Khan.[2]
Demography
The total population as of the 1998 census was 256,000. The main first languages are Punjabi (40%), Pashto (35%) and Saraiki (23%).[3]
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Tehsils of Punjab |
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- Bahawalnagar
- Chishtian
- Fort Abbas
- Haroonabad
- Minchinabad
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Bahawalpur |
- Ahmadpur East
- Bahawalpur City
- Bahawalpur Saddar
- Hasilpur
- Khairpur Tamiwali
- Yazman
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Dera Ghazi Khan | Dera Ghazi Khan |
- De-Excluded Area D.G. Khan
- Dera Ghazi Khan
- Kot Chutta
- Taunsa
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Layyah |
- Chaubara
- Karor Lal Esan
- Layyah
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Muzaffargarh |
- Alipur
- Jatoi
- Kot Addu
- Muzaffargarh
- Chowk Sarwar Shaheed
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Rajanpur |
- De-Excluded Area Rajanpur
- Jampur
- Rajanpur
- Rojhan
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Faisalabad |
Faisalabad |
- Chak Jhumra
- Faisalabad City
- Faisalabad Sadar
- Jaranwala
- Sammundri
- Tandlianwala
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Jhang |
- 18-Hazari
- Ahmadpur Sial
- Jhang
- Shorkot
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Toba Tek Singh |
- Gojra
- Kamalia
- Pirmahal
- Toba Tek Singh
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Gujranwala | Gujranwala |
- Gujranwala City
- Gujranwala Saddar
- Kamoke
- Nowshera Virkan Tehsil
- Wazirabad
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Gujrat |
- Gujrat
- Kharian
- Sarai Alamgir
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Mandi Bahauddin |
- Malakwal
- Mandi Bahauddin
- Phalia
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Narowal |
- Narowal
- Shakargarh
- Zafarwal
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Sialkot |
- Daska
- Pasrur
- Sambrial
- Sialkot
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Lahore | Kasur |
- Chunian
- Kasur
- Kot Radha Kishan
- Pattoki
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Lahore |
- Lahore Cantt
- Lahore City
- Model Town
- Raiwind
- Shalimar
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Nankana Sahib |
- Nankana Sahib
- Sangla Hill
- Shah Kot
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Sheikhupura |
- Firozewala
- Muridke
- Safdarabad
- Sharak Pur
- Sheikhupura
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Multan | Khanewal |
- Jahanian
- Kabirwala
- Khanewal
- Mian Channu
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Lodhran |
- Dunyapur
- Kahror Pacca
- Lodhran
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Multan |
- Jalalpur Pirwala
- Multan City
- Multan Saddar
- Shujabad
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Rawalpindi | Attock |
- Attock
- Fateh Jang
- Hasan Abdal
- Hazro
- Jand
- Pindi Gheb
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Chakwal |
- Chakwal
- Choa Saidan Shah
- Kallar Kahar
- Lawa
- Talagang
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Jhelum |
- Dina
- Jhelum
- Pind Dadan Khan
- Sohawa
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Rawalpindi |
- Potohar Town
- Rawal
- Gujar Khan
- Kahuta
- Kallar Sayyedan
- Kotli Sattian
- Murree
- Taxila
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Sahiwal | Okara |
- Depalpur
- Okara
- Renala Khurd
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Sargodha |
Khushab |
- Khushab
- Nurpur Thal
- Quaidabad
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Sargodha |
- Bhalwal
- Bhera
- Kot Momin
- Sahiwal
- Sargodha
- Shahpur
- Sillanwali
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Administrative divisions of Mianwali District |
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Capital | |
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Tehsils | |
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Union councils |
- Abbakhel
- Alluwali
- Ban Hafiz Jee
- Chakrala
- Chapri
- Chhidru
- Dabb Balouchan
- Daud Khel(Rural)
- Daood Khel (Town)
- Dher Umid Ali Shah
- Doaba
- Gujrat
- Gulmiri
- Hafiz Wala
- Hernoli(Rural)
- Harrnauli(Urban)
- Isakhel
- Kalabagh
- Kallur
- Kamar Mushani
- Kamar Mushani Pakka
- Khaglan Wala
- Khanqah Sirajia
- Kot Chandna
- Kundian-I
- Kundian-Ii
- Kundian Rural
- Mari
- Mianwali City -I
- Mianwali City -Ii
- Mianwali City -Iii
- Mianwali City -Iv
- Mochh
- Musakhel
- Muzafarpur Janubi
- Muzafarpur Shumali
- Namal
- Paikhel
- Piplan
- Qureshian
- Rokhri
- Shadia
- Shahbaz Khel
- Sultan Khel
- Swans
- Tabisar
- Tanikhel
- Thamewali
- Tibba Mehrban Shah
- Tola Bhangi Khel
- Trag
- Vanjari
- Vichvin Bala
- Wan Bhachran
- Watta Khel
- Yaru Khel
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