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Lower Tanawal Tehsil

تحصیل لوور تناول
Country Pakistan
Province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
DistrictAbbottabad
Headquarters-
Area
  Tehsil
153 km2 (59 sq mi)
Population
  Rural
60,262
Time zoneUTC+5 (PST)

Lower Tanawal Tehsil (Urdu: تحصیل لوور تناول) is an administrative subdivision (tehsil) of Abbottabad District in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It covers an area of 153 km2 (59 sq mi).[2]

History

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During the British rule, the current district of Abbottabad was created as a Tehsil of Hazara District.[3] After Pakistan′s independence from Britain on 14 August 1947, it remained a tehsil of Hazara until 1981 when the old Abbottabad Tehsil became a district, containing two tehsils - Abbottabad and Havelian. In recent years Lower Tanawal itself has been created as a tehsil in its own right.

Demography

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According to the 2023 census the total population of Lower Tanawal Tehsil was 60,262 of which 29,960 were male and 30,300 were female.[4] The census also recorded religious affiliation as follows: 60097 Muslim, 129 Christians, 5 Hindus, 1 Ahmadi Muslim, 1 Sikh and 4 listed as others.[5]

Religious affiliation of residents
Religion Followers Percentage
Muslim 60,097 99.77%
Christian 129 0.21%
Hindu 5 0.01%
Ahmadis 1 <0.00%
Sikh 1 <0.00%
Others 4 0.01%


The mother tongue of residents were recorded as follows: 520 Urdu, 12 Punjabi, 1 Sindhi, 177 Pushto, 4 Kashmiri, 26 Saraiki, 59,449 Hindko, 8 Brahvi, 13 Shina, 2 Balti, 1 Mewati, 1 Kohistani and 25 listed as others.[6]

Mother tongue of residents
Language Speakers Percentage
Urdu 520 0.86%
Punjabi 12 0.02%
Sindhi 1 0.00%
Pushto 177 0.29%
Kashmiri 4 0.01%
Saraiki 26 0.04%
Hindko 59,449 98.69%
Brahvi 8 0.01%
Shina 13 0.02%
Balti 2 0.00%
Mewati 1 0.00%
Kohistani 1 0.00%
Others 25 0.04%

References

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