Sahiwal: A City and District, its History and Facts

Sahiwal is a city, district and division of Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is located on Multan Road, also known as the Grand Trunk (GT) Road. Established in 1865 during British colonial rule, Sahiwal was initially named Montgomery after Sir Robert Montgomery, the then lieutenant governor of Punjab.¹ It was designated as a municipality in 1867 and later renamed Sahiwal in 1967. In this article we have compiled detailed information about history, population, famous places, renowned personalities, towns and villages of Sahiwal district.

Sahiwal was originally called Gogera, named after a small village located on the left bank of the River Ravi. It became an officially administered region in 1849. With the arrival of the railway system, the district headquarters were moved in 1865 to the current location, which was then a modest settlement of the local “Sahi” tribespeople.² The City of Sahiwal is the capital of both the district and the division. Sahiwal Division is an important administrative division in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It consists of three districts: Sahiwal, Okara, and Pakpattan.

Population of Sahiwal

As per the 2023 census, Sahiwal city has a population of 538,344, making it the 22nd largest city in Pakistan. The District, comprising the tehsils of Sahiwal and Chichawatni, has a total population of 2,881,811. The urban population accounts for 757,631 individuals, while the rural population stands at 2,124,180. The literacy rate is 64.77%, with male literacy at 71.06% and female literacy at 58.29%. ³ ⁴

Tehsils of Sahiwal District

This district has been divided into following two tehsils:

Tehsil Sahiwal
Tehsil Chichawatni

Language and Religion

Punjabi is the predominant language, spoken by 96.95% of the population, followed by Urdu at 2.28%. Islam is the major religion, practiced by 97.54% of the population, with Christianity being the second-largest at 2.41%. Here is the list of most spoken languages of this district;

Language	Number of People who speak this language
Punjabi	2,790,216
Urdu	65,700
Pashto	14,073
Sindhi	4,716
Saraiki	729

Industry and Infrastructure

While agriculture remains the backbone of Sahiwal’s economy, the district has witnessed significant industrial growth. Key industries include:

Cotton ginning and textile manufacturing

Food processing and dairy products

Pharmaceuticals and cooking oil production

Leather goods and garments

Electrical appliances manufacturing

Sahiwal Coal Power Project

The Sahiwal Coal Power Project is one of Pakistan’s most significant energy projects, located near Qadirabad village. Completed in a record time, the project was inaugurated in 2017 and is part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) initiative. It consists of two 660-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plants, with a total generation capacity of 1,320 MW.⁵

Constructed by Huaneng Shandong Ruyi (Pakistan) Energy Company, the project uses imported coal from Indonesia and South Africa to ensure high-quality combustion and minimal environmental impact. These power plants are equipped with advanced emission control technologies, including flue gas desulfurization systems, to meet international environmental standards.

The project has played a crucial role in addressing Pakistan’s severe energy shortage. It supplies a significant amount of electricity to the national grid, providing power to millions of homes and industries. Despite its many benefits, there have been environmental concerns related to coal usage, including carbon emissions and water consumption from the nearby Lower Bari Doab Canal. However, the project management has taken measures to minimize these impacts.

Harappa, A Historic Town of Sahiwal

Sahiwal city has historical significance dating back to ancient times, with the nearby site of Harappa just 24 kilometers west – being one of the major urban centers of the Indus Valley Civilization. Harappa is one of the most significant archaeological sites in South Asia. It was a major urban center of the Indus Valley Civilization, which thrived from around 2600 to 1900 BCE. The site was first identified in the 19th century, with major excavations beginning in the 1920s by Sir John Marshall and his team.

Harappa displayed remarkable urban planning for its time, with a grid layout of streets, baked brick houses, public wells, drainage systems, granaries, and craft workshops. This level of infrastructure shows that the Harappans were highly organized and possibly governed by a central authority or system of shared culture.

Excavations have uncovered thousands of artifacts, including pottery, tools, jewelry, seals, and figurines. The discovery of standardized weights and measures suggests a structured economy and active trade with regions such as Mesopotamia. Seals with pictographic inscriptions hint at an early form of writing, which remains undeciphered to this day.

The decline of Harappa and other Indus cities is still debated. Theories include climate change, shifting rivers, and possible invasions. Despite its fall, Harappa remains a vital source of information about early urban civilization in South Asia.

Today, the Harappa Museum and ongoing archaeological efforts aim to preserve and educate the public about this ancient heritage. ⁶ ⁷ ⁸ ⁹

Sahiwal Gymkhana Club

The Gymkhana Club Sahiwal is located near Zafar Ali Stadium. It is a prominent social and recreational facility. It offers a variety of amenities, including tennis courts, cricket grounds, squash, swimming pool, banquet halls, and event spaces, serving as a hub for community gatherings and sports activities. The club is recognized for its extensive membership and diverse facilities, making it one of the significant clubs in the region.

Famous Personalities

Tariq Aziz, renowned TV anchor
Majeed Amjad, poet
Mushtaq Ahmed, crickter
Manzoor Elahi, crickter
Dildar Pervez Bhatti, Radio and Television Host

Sahiwal Cows

The Sahiwal cow is one of the finest dairy cattle breeds originating from this District of Punjab, Pakistan. Known for its excellent milk production and adaptability, the this breed is highly valued both locally and internationally. These cows are medium to large in size, with a reddish-brown coat, loose skin, and a distinctive hump.

Sahiwal cows are famous for their high milk yield, producing an average of 2,500 to 3,000 liters of milk per lactation, with some exceptional cows producing even more. Their milk is rich in butterfat, making it ideal for dairy products like cheese and butter. In addition to their dairy qualities, these cattle are also hardy and resistant to tropical diseases and parasites, which makes them especially suited for hot climates.

The breed is calm, easy to manage, and known for its good reproductive performance. Due to these traits, these cows have been exported to countries like Australia, Kenya, and India, where they are used to improve local cattle breeds.

Sahiwal Railway Station

Sahiwal Railway Station, situated in the heart of city, is a key stop on Pakistan’s Karachi–Peshawar Railway Line. Originally constructed during the British colonial era, the station underwent significant redevelopment in 2016, with a budget of Rs221 million allocated for its modernization. The new building was inaugurated in 2018 by then-Railway Minister Khawaja Saad Rafique. Today, the station features modern facilities and serves as a vital transportation hub, connecting this city to major cities across Pakistan. It plays a crucial role in facilitating passenger and freight movement. ¹⁰

Healthcare Facilities

This city has wide range of public and private hospitals. Here is the list of some prominent hospitals:

Sahiwal Teaching Hospital: Affiliated with Sahiwal Medical College, this is the largest public healthcare facility in the region. It offers specialized services in cardiology, neurosurgery, emergency care, and internal medicine, serving thousands of patients daily.¹¹
Govt. Haji Abdul Qayyum DHQ Hospital: A historic 180-bed government hospital established before partition, it provides general medical and surgical services to the local population.
Christian Hospital: Founded in 1915, this 200-bed private hospital is known for maternity care, surgery, and its accredited nursing school. It is one of the oldest healthcare institutions in the city. ¹²
Sahiwal International Hospital: A modern private facility offering advanced diagnostics, outpatient consultations, and specialized care in gynecology, urology, and internal medicine.
Al-Khidmat Hospital: Run by a charitable organization, this hospital provides affordable medical services, including general medicine, surgery, and laboratory facilities.
Mid-City Hospital: A mid-sized private hospital providing emergency services, outpatient consultations, and general medical care.

Basic Health Units in Sahiwal District:

Basic Health Units in Tehsil Sahiwal

Here is the list of basic health units (BHU)¹³ located in this tehsil:

S. No	Name of BHU	Contact No
1	Chak Dadra Bala	3116021917
2	Chak Korey Shah Zahreen	3008380063
3	Chak Qutab Shahana	3334906061
4	Chak No 73/5-L	3026666243
5	Chak Mir Dad Maufi	3217201030
6	Chak No 71/5-L	3443198744
7	Chak No 64/4-R	3226901133
8	Chak No 91/6-R	3336913010
9	Chak No 92/6-R	3486655218
10	Chak No 99/6-R	3239604980
11	Chak Tibbi Jay Singh	3248627794
12	Chak No 65/5-L	3056940004
13	Chak No 73/4-R	3006935477
14	Chak No 78/5-L	3170825553
15	Chak No 81/5-R	3006930284
16	Chak No 87/6-R	3054073457
17	Chak No 89/6-R	3200466480
18	Chak No 50-GD	3377094114
19	Chak No 53/5-L	3000420021
20	Chak No 58-GD	3000975157
21	Chak No 59/5-L	3356212216
22	Chak No 61/4-R	3036969065
23	Chak No 62/4-R	3064006851
24	Chak No 128/9-L	3316774851
25	Chak No 129/9-L	3454582130
26	Chak No 132/9-L	3126111825
27	Chak No 145/9-L	3126121122
28	Chak No 150/9-L	3334431160
29	Chak No 153/9-L	3227082202
30	Chak No 1/10-L	3024417077
31	Chak No 100/9-L	3350714799
32	Chak No 104/7-R	3038254630
33	Chak No 114/9-L	3018370707
34	Chak No 119/9-L	3017293619
35	Chak Asad Ullah Pur	3347670525

Education

This city is home to several reputable higher education institutions that cater to a wide range of academic and professional disciplines. Below is an overview of some of the most prominent institutions in the district:

1. University of Sahiwal (UoS)

Established as an independent institution in 2015, this University originated as a sub-campus of Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Situated on a 57-acre campus in Farid Town, the university comprises eight departments and serves approximately 1,700 students. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as Computer Science, Business Administration, Economics, Law, Psychology, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The university is recognized by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan.¹⁴

2. COMSATS University Islamabad – Sahiwal Campus

Inaugurated in September 2006, the this campus of COMSATS University Islamabad is strategically located between Lahore and Multan. This campus spans 36 acres and offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, particularly in engineering and information technology disciplines. The campus is equipped with modern facilities to support research and academic activities.¹⁵

3. Government College of Technology (GCT)

GCT is a leading institution providing technical and vocational education in the region. Located on Old Harappa Road, the college offers Diploma of Associate Engineering (DAE) programs in various technologies, including Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Electronics. The college is known for its dedicated faculty and commitment to producing skilled professionals to meet industry demands.

4. Sahiwal Medical College

This College is a public sector medical institution which was established in 2010, with aim to provide quality medical education and healthcare services to the region. The college is affiliated with the University of Health Sciences (UHS), Lahore, and recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC). Offering the MBBS program, this Medical College has modern facilities, including laboratories, a library, and affiliated teaching hospitals for clinical training. It plays a vital role in producing skilled doctors and improving healthcare in southern Punjab. The college continues to grow as a respected center for medical education.¹⁶

5. Barani Institute of Sciences

Barani Institute of Sciences, is a private higher education institution offering quality academic programs in various fields, including Business Administration, Computer Science, and Agriculture. It operates under the umbrella of Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi. The institute is committed to providing modern education with a focus on research, innovation, and practical skills. Equipped with experienced faculty, computer labs, and a supportive learning environment, Barani Institute prepares students for professional success.¹⁷

6. Government Post Graduate College

Government Post Graduate College Sahiwal is one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions in the district. Established in 1942, the college offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in arts, science, and commerce. Affiliated with the University of the Punjab, it is known for its strong academic tradition, qualified faculty, and active student societies. The college has produced many notable alumni who have excelled in various fields. With a beautiful campus and excellent facilities, it continues to play a vital role in promoting higher education in the region.¹⁸

Jails and Correctional Facilities

Central Jail Sahiwal, established in 1873, is one of the oldest and largest prisons in Asia by area. It has a capacity for 1,565 inmates and is known for its prison industries, including jute manufacturing, blanket weaving, and carpet knitting, which provide vocational training to prisoners. The jail also features the Faiz Ahmed Faiz Ward¹⁹, commemorating the renowned poet’s imprisonment there.

High Security Prison Sahiwal, is operational since 2015. Built on 98 acres at a cost of approximately Rs. 930 million, it accommodates up to 1,044 inmates, primarily high-profile prisoners convicted of terrorism and sabotage. The facility boasts modern security features, including an automatic locking system and a design comprising 70% individual cells and 30% barracks.

Zafar Ali Stadium

Zafar Ali Stadium is was established in 1955, it is a multi-purpose sports venue with a seating capacity of 10,000 spectators. Formerly known as Sahiwal Stadium, it was renamed in honor of Sheikh Zafar Ali Khan²⁰, the founder of Pakistan Olympic Association. It hosted First-Class and List A cricket matches between 1955 and 1995.

Parks and Recreational Facilities

The city has several parks that provide residents with recreational spaces and natural beauty. Kanaan Park, situated near the Yadgar monument and adjacent to the canal, is among the city’s most popular spots. It features a well-maintained zoo housing various animals and birds, making it an ideal destination for families seeking a peaceful picnic spot. Other notable parks include Faridia Park, Tanki Wala Park, and Public Park, each offering green spaces for relaxation and community gatherings.

Irrigation and Agriculture

The district relies heavily on a sophisticated canal irrigation system, particularly the Bari Doab Canal system, to support its diverse agricultural production. The district’s fertile land and the irrigation network allow for the cultivation of a wide range of crops, including wheat, cotton, sugarcane, and other legumes and oilseeds.

The primary canal that passes through the district is the Lower Bari Doab Canal (LBDC). This canal originates from the Balloki Barrage on the Ravi River. It extends approximately 201 kilometers and irrigates vast agricultural areas, including the districts of Okara, Pakpattan, Sahiwal, and Khanewal.

The canal was constructed between 1906 and 1913 and became operational in 1922. It serves a gross area of 740,358 hectares (1,830,245 acres) and irrigates a cultivable command area of 1,669,609 acres in Punjab, Pakistan. ²¹ ²²

Towns and Villages of Sahiwal

According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, the Sahiwal District comprises a total of 524 villages, including rural towns and settlements. Based on data from the 2017 national census, approximately 20.52 percent of the district’s population resides in urban areas, such as the cities and municipal towns. In contrast, the majority—around 79.48 percent—of the population lives in rural regions, including villages, small towns, and agricultural settlements spread across the district.

This distribution reflects the predominantly agrarian nature of Sahiwal, where farming and livestock remain the primary sources of livelihood for rural communities. The rural population plays a significant role in the local economy, especially in the cultivation of crops like wheat, cotton, sugarcane, and maize, for which Sahiwal is well known.

Here is the list of rural towns and villages of Sahiwal:

S. No	Village Name	Population (2017 Census)
1	CHAK NO 010/11-L	6,440
2	CHAK NO 011/11-L	3,883
3	CHAK NO 035/12-L	3,570
4	CHAK NO 014/11-L	4,606
5	CHAK NO 015/11-L	3,740
6	CHAK NO 036/12-L	3,058
7	CHAK NO 037/12-L	2,302
8	CHAK NO 038/12-L	4,453
9	CHAK NO 039/12-L	13,623
10	CHAK NO 040/12-L	9,015
11	CHAK NO 109/12-L	11,553
12	CHAK NO 034/12-L	3,998
13	CHAK NO 041/12-L	4,701
14	CHAK NO 042/12-L	3,505
15	CHAK NO 043/12-L	3,294
16	CHAK NO 107/12-L	3,870
17	CHAK NO 108/12-L	5,025
18	CHAK NO 045/12-L	5,599
19	CHAK NO 046/12-L	3,863
20	CHAK NO 109/7-R	3,745
21	CHAK NO 110/7-R	8,827
22	CHUKI CHAUPAT RAI	152
23	JHANGI SIAL	471
24	KACHI BALUANA	343
25	CHAK NO 111/7-R	10,933
26	DO CHARKHA KENNYALAL	417
27	JHALLAR MOHD REHANA	–
28	TUKRA 018/C	1,214
29	CHAK NO 110/12-L	7,020
30	CHAK NO 111/12-L	4,930
31	CHAK NO 112/12-L	4,176
32	CHAK NO 113/12-L	4,120
33	CHAK NO 112/7-R	13,274
34	CHAK NO 113/7-R	6,761
35	CHAK NO 032/12-L	4,279
36	CHAK NO 033/12-L	2,436
37	CHAK NO 044/12-L	5,183
38	JUNGLAT CHICHAWATNI	2,809
39	CHAK NO 114/7-R	5,721
40	KHERA KATHIA	149
41	KOTLA JHANDA MAL	1,005
42	NAWAB KOTHIA	305
43	OLD CHICHAWATNI	1,955
44	AHMED BAGHELA	3,231
45	ARAZI SARANG	11
46	KUND MOHD MIRZA	120
47	SHER KHANANA	707
48	TIBBIQASIM	2,372
49	BUNGA BAHAWAL	981
50	CHAK NO 018-A/W-M	4,354
51	DAD FATIANA	475
52	CHAK BANDI BURKHA	631
53	CHAK BANDI NATHU AMIR	1,723
54	CHAK NO 107/7-R	4,004
55	CHAK NO 005/11-L	6,391
56	CHAK NO 006/11-L	5,279
57	CHAK NO 008/11-L	7,237
58	CHAK NO 181/9-L	2,586
59	CHAK NO 007/11-L	7,842
60	CHAK NO 009/11-L	11,549
61	DONDA SANDRANA	563
62	KOT FAZIL	795
63	TUKRA 018-B/7-R	2,913
64	CHAK NO 105/7-R	3,997
65	CHAK NO 106/7-R	2,738
66	CHAK NO 108/7-R	6,397
67	CHAK NO 147/9-L	3,124
68	CHAK NO 160/9-L	6,139
69	CHAK NO 176/9-L	5,574
70	CHAK NO 179/9-L	1,217
71	CHAK NO 180/9-L	2,147
72	CHAK NO 146/9-L	1,808
73	CHAK NO 177/9-L	3,083
74	CHAK NO 178/9-L	4,534
75	CHAK NO 182/9-L	3,970
76	CHAK NO 183/9-L	4,197
77	CHAK NO 184/9-L	5,169
78	BUNGA SHAHAMAD	746
79	MURAD KE KATHIA	3,081
80	CHAK NO 012/11-L	4,668
81	CHAK NO 017/11-L	3,443
82	CHAK NO 013/11-L	4,951
83	CHAK NO 018/11-L	4,492
84	CHAK NO 019/11-L	1,199
85	CHAK NO 020/11-L	3,891
86	CHAK NO 021/11-L	5,077
87	CHAK NO 026/11-L	2,287
88	CHAK NO 022/11-L	8,049
89	CHAK NO 025/11-L	2,200
90	CHAK NO 016/11-L	4,605
91	CHAK NO 023/11-L	2,014
92	CHAK NO 024/11-L	2,844
93	CHAK NO 028/11-L	3,078
94	CHAK NO 029/11-L	1,617
95	CHAK NO 030/11-L	2,769
96	CHAK NO 027/11-L	1,732
97	CHAK NO 031/11-L	5,105
98	CHAK NO 159/9-L	2,314
99	CHAK NO 161/9-L	4,086
100	CHAK NO 162/9-L	4,731
101	CHAK NO 163/9-L	3,656
102	CHAK NO 164-A/9-L	7,312
103	CHAK NO 164/9-L	4,323
104	CHAK NO 172/9-L	5,651
105	CHAK NO 055-A/12-L	3,819
106	CHAK NO 169/9-L	6,935
107	CHAK NO 165/9-L	5,037
108	CHAK NO 170/9-L	3,413
109	CHAK NO 171/9-L	5,384
110	CHAK NO 163-A/9-L	2,049
111	CHAK NO 173/9-L	5,462
112	CHAK NO 174/9-L	5,466
113	CHAK NO 175/9-L	6,690
114	CHAK NO 007/14-L	8,566
115	CHAK NO 011/14-L	6,807
116	CHAK NO 016/14-L	5,659
117	CHAK NO 009/14-L	6,279
118	CHAK NO 010/14-L	3,652
119	CHAK NO 012/14-L	3,288
120	CHAK NO 013/14-L	5,210
121	CHAK NO 014/14-L	4,438
122	CHAK NO 017/14-L	4,722
123	CHAK NO 018/14-L	4,148
124	CHAK NO 020/14-L	3,510
125	CHAK NO 021/14-L	3,757
126	CHAK NO 019/14-L	3,645
127	CHAK NO 022/14-L	3,085
128	CHAK NO 023/14-L	2,736
129	CHAK NO 024/14-L	4,265
130	CHAK NO 026/14-L	3,628
131	CHAK NO 025/14-L	3,720
132	CHAK NO 027/14-L	4,239
133	CHAK NO 028/14-L	3,438
134	CHAK NO 029/14-L	2,726
135	CHAK NO 030/14-L	3,464
136	CHAK NO 031/14-L	4,090
137	CHAK NO 032/14-L	1,050
138	CHAK NO 035/14-L	5,887
139	CHAK NO 039/14-L	4,391
140	CHAK NO 040/14-L	3,399
141	CHAK NO 041/14-L	3,638
142	CHAK NO 096/12-L	3,870
143	CHAK NO 098/12-L	3,636
144	CHAK NO 099/12-L	3,965
145	CHAK NO 001-A/14-L	2,416
146	CHAK NO 002/14-L	1,508
147	CHAK NO 004/14-L	7,743
148	CHAK NO 001/14-L	4,247
149	CHAK NO 003/14-L	4,932
150	CHAK NO 005/14-L	5,955
151	CHAK NO 006/14-L	5,840
152	CHAK NO 008/14-L	5,021
153	CHAK NO 038/14-L	3,429
154	CHAK NO 121/7-E-R	1,518
155	CHAK NO 122/7-E-R	1,279
156	CHAK NO 100/12_L	3,787
157	CHAK NO 101/12-L	4,139
158	CHAK NO 102/12-L	3,536
159	CHAK NO 103/12-L	3,978
160	CHAK NO 104/12-L	3,233
161	CHAK NO 114/12-L	3,514
162	CHAK NO 115/12-L	3,657
163	CHAK NO 115/7-CR	5,774
164	CHAK NO 119/13-A-L	3,192
165	CHAK NO 120/13-A-L	4,469
166	CHAK NO 116/12-L	5,338
167	CHAK NO 117/12-L	5,106
168	CHAK NO 118/12-L	11,925
169	CHAK NO 118/7-D-R	3,143
170	CHAK NO 119/7-D-R	7,519
171	CHAK NO 120/7-E-R	5,517
172	CHAK NO 116/7-CR	4,261
173	CHAK NO 117/7-D-R	2,995
174	DHARMAN	642
175	JALAR DINA TALIA	324
176	SAHWA	303
177	DADUANA	930
178	HASHAM CHAKAR-BAB	2,626
179	LAL KATHIA	996
180	CHAK NO 047/12-L	4,108
181	CHAK NO 055/12-L	1,312
182	CHAK NO 048/12-L	3,756
183	CHAK NO 049/12-L	4,598
184	CHAK NO 050/12-L	4,553
185	CHAK NO 105/12-L	3,258
186	CHAK NO 106/12-L	2,491
187	CHAK NO 051/12-L	4,993
188	CHAK NO 052/12-L	3,601
189	CHAK NO 053/12-L	5,120
190	CHAK NO 054/12-L	5,787
191	CHAK NO 056/12-L	2,828
192	CHAK NO 057/12-L	4,476
193	CHAK NO 058/12-L	3,816
194	CHAK NO 062/12-L	2,494
195	CHAK NO 063-064/12-L	3,091
196	CHAK NO 059/12-L	5,417
197	CHAK NO 060/12-L	3,458
198	CHAK NO 061/12-L	2,604
199	CHAK NO 086-A/12-L	1,964
200	CHAK NO 086/12-L	2,878
201	CHAK NO 087/12-L	5,042
202	CHAK NO 088/12-L	8,979
203	CHAK NO 090/12-L	4,278
204	CHAK NO 089/12-L	3,054
205	CHAK NO 097/12-L	3,418
206	CHAK NO 056-A/12-L	3,009
207	CHAK NO 166/9-L	3,973
208	CHAK NO 167/9-L	4,073
209	CHAK NO 165-A/9-L	3,873
210	CHAK NO 168/9-L	7,817
211	CHAK NO 033/14-L	2,464
212	CHAK NO 083/12-L	2,197
213	CHAK NO 084/12-L	2,335
214	CHAK NO 034/14-L	4,410
215	CHAK NO 036/14-L	3,284
216	CHAK NO 037/14-L	1,801
217	CHAK NO 066/12-L	4,801
218	CHAK NO 067/12-L	2,587
219	CHAK NO 068/12-L	1,700
220	CHAK NO 069-A/12-L	3,158
221	CHAK NO 069/12-L	1,715
222	CHAK NO 081/12-L	1,951
223	CHAK NO 070/12-L	2,237
224	CHAK NO 071/12-L	2,076
225	CHAK NO 072/12-L	3,546
226	CHAK NO 073/12-L	2,154
227	CHAK NO 074/12-L	2,022
227	CHAK NO 075/12-L	1,515
228	CHAK NO 076/12-L	1,959
229	CHAK NO 077/12-L	2,549
230	CHAK NO 080/12-L	2,769
231	CHAK NO 078/12-L	1,755
232	CHAK NO 079/12-L	2,335
233	CHAK NO 082/12-L	2,318
234	CHAK NO 065/12-L	2,819
235	CHAK NO 085/12-L	2,013
236	CHAK NO 091/12-L	3,488
237	CHAK NO 092/12-L	3,015
238	CHAK NO 093/12-L	9,158
239	CHAK NO 094/12-L	2,059
240	CHAK NO 095/12-L	7,081
241	CHAK NO 098/9-L	9,504
242	CHAK NO 110/9-L	5,702
243	CHAK NO 091/9-L	1,831
244	CHAK NO 099/9-L	8,124
245	CHAK NO 100/9-L	6,081
246	CHAK NO 101/9-L	4,762
247	CHAK NO 106/9-L	5,043
248	CHAK NO 107/9-L	4,449
249	CHAK NO 112/9-L	9,441
250	CHAK NO 109/9-L	3,855
251	CHAK NO 113/9-L	2,631
252	CHAK NO 108/9-L	6,667
253	CHAK NO 114/9-L	4,373
254	CHAK NO 115/9-L	3,348
255	CHAK NO 116/9-L	2,585
256	CHAK NO 125/9-L	1,432
257	CHAK NO 117/9-L	5,186
258	CHAK NO 118/9-L	6,312
259	CHAK NO 119/9-L	3,928
260	CHAK NO 122/9-L	1,764
261	CHAK NO 123/9-L	2,596
262	CHAK NO 124/9-L	3,406
263	CHAK NO 105/9-L	3,381
264	CHAK NO 126/9-L	3,255
265	CHAK NO 127/9-L	1,996
266	CHAK NO 128/9-L	3,556
267	CHAK NO 129/9-L	7,181
268	CHAK NO 130/9-L	4,063
269	CHAK NO 131/9-L	4,735
270	CHAK NO 001/10-L	8,564
271	CHAK NO 002/10-L	6,000
272	CHAK NO 003/10-L	5,588
273	CHAK NO 004/10-L	3,914
274	CHAK NO 098/6-R	4,938
275	CHAK NO 099/6_R	5,013
276	CHAK NO 100/6-R	3,486
277	CHAK NO 100-A/W-M	3,807
278	CHAK NO 111/9-L	7583
279	RAKHMIR DADMAUFI	2,827
280	CHAK NO 101/6-A-R	5,421
281	CHAK NO 102/6-A-R	7,158
282	CHAK NO 103/7-A-R	6,557
283	CHAK NO 104/7-A-R	4,765
284	CHAK NO 185/9-L	7,768
285	CHAK NO 186/9-L	7,953
286	CHAK NO 187/9-L	7,231
287	CHAK NO 137/9-L	1,453
288	CHAK NO 188/9-A-L	5,147
289	CHAK NO 189/9-A-L	2,946
290	CHAK NO 190/9-A-L	8,297
291	ARAZI SHAHMAD	1,581
292	DADRAH, SAHIWAL	4,382
293	TUKRA NO 015	3,452
294	DODH SAHU	3,797
295	TUKRA 018/W-M	1,477
296	HARAPPA	22,483
297	ARAZI CHISHTI	921
298	JAHANA SANGAL	1,105
299	TUKRA NO 026	493
300	TULLA BHULA AZMAT KE KATHI	2,787
301	JINNAH TOWN HARAPPA	12,374
302	MIR DAD MAUFI	9,932
303	BELA BUDHWALA	614
304	KARAMALI KE KATHIA	345
305	KUND JHALLI	–
306	MURAD DILLU	340
307	NURAN SANPAL	832
308	NURKE KATHIA	650
309	SABOKA	989
310	ARAZI JIWAN SHAH	367
311	ARAZI MULA KATHIA	398
312	JIWAN SHAH	1,052
313	RANG SHAH	790
314	TUKRA NO 025/1	1,327
315	TUKRA NO 025/2	258
316	TUKRA NO 025/3	709
317	ARA TULLA	1,768
318	CHAK NO 064/G-D	2,398
319	CHINAKARAMALI	2,927
320	KHICHI REHANA	57
321	NAMAN SHAMOUR	909
322	NAMAN SIAL	1,906
323	RAJA DALLU	125
324	SHEIKH ADAM WALA	77
325	AURANG ABAD	1,519
326	CHAHAT MEHAR SHAH	1,088
327	CHAK KHAIR SHAH	346
328	BAHAWAL FATIANA	803
329	CHAK AZAM SHAH	1,466
330	CHAK BUSHERA	657
331	JAR MAN	909
332	CHAK NO 056/G-D	5,429
333	CHAK NO 057/G-D	2,801
334	GAILARI	599
335	CHAK NO 054/G-D	783
336	CHAK NO 058/G-D	3,503
337	DAULA BALA	1,356
338	KHER SHAH	713
339	KHONDA	781
340	CHAK NO 058-A/G-D	1,620
341	CHAK NO 059/G-D	4,930
342	CHAK NO 063/G-D	1,569
343	CHAK NO 060-061/G-D	3,367
344	CHAK NO 062/G-D	468
345	CHAUKHANDI	1,524
346	GULOI	1,185
347	MUHABAT WALA	112
348	CHAK NO 087-A/6-R	7,575
349	CHAK NO 087/6-R	6,700
350	CHAK NO 088-A/6-R	3,448
351	CHAK NO 088/6-R	5,193
352	CHAK NO 066/G-D	2,781
353	MUHAMMADPUR	14,015
354	BASHIRA	2,058
355	DAD WASLI	68
356	NATHU FATIANA	330
357	NATHU WASLI	473
358	PURBERA	630
359	BHAWANI	2,763
360	DAULA ZERIN	999
361	KHOLRI	606
362	QUTAB SHAHANA	1,358
363	AKBAR SHAH	1,039
364	ARAZI QUTAB SHAHANA	1
365	BHOOHR	831
366	CHAK MOUSA PUR	182
367	JILAR PAHLLI CHUNIAN	–
368	KAURE SHAH BALA	2,260
369	KUND GARH	22
370	KUND KARAM SAGHLA	–
371	MUSA PUR	–
372	SAIDAN SHAH	1,629
373	CHAK NO 121/9-L	5,386
374	CHAK NO 104/9-L	5,432
375	CHAK NO 132/9-L	5,162
376	CHAK NO 138/9-L	13,078
377	CHAK NO 139/9-L	6,355
378	CHAK NO 140/9-L	5,612
379	CHAK NO 141/9-L	5,085
380	CHAK NO 142/9-L	6,483
381	CHAK NO 143/9-L	5,159
382	CHAK NO 144/9-L	4,439
383	CHAK NO 145/9-L	4,025
384	CHAK NO 148/9-L	2,799
385	CHAK NO 149/9-L	3,763
386	CHAK NO 150/9-L	4,366
387	CHAK NO 151/9-L	1,935
388	CHAK NO 152/9-L	3,067
389	CHAK NO 153/9-L	5,355
390	CHAK NO 154/9-L	1,946
391	CHAK NO 155/9-L	2,179
392	CHAK NO 156/9-L	1,211
393	CHAK NO 157/9-L	3,098
394	CHAK NO 158/9-L	1,886
395	CHAK AMIR SINGH	293
396	CHAK NO 046/G-D	3,085
397	CHAK NO 048/G-D	7,529
398	CHAK NO 050/G-D	4,403
399	CHAK NO 051/G-D	3,112
400	CHAK NO 065/G-D	3,018
401	CHAK NO 052-A/G-D	2,393
402	CHAK NO 052/G-D	2,780
403	CHAK NO 053/G-D	4,706
404	CHAK NO 055/G-D	3,997
405	CHAK NO 049/G-D	3,050
406	CHAK NO 065-A/G-D	9,401
407	CHAK NO 068/4-R	5,033
408	CHAK NO 069/4-R	6,014
409	CHAK NO 070/4-R	7,812
410	CHAK NO 071/4-R	4,520
411	KARIAL, SAHIWAL	2,389
412	LAUNGANWALI	1,318
413	SHARMAD BLUCH	1,502
414	AHMAD SHAH	475
415	DADAN	1,357
416	KAURE SHAH ZERIAN	8,455
417	KUND ALAM SHAH	–
418	DAD BLOCH	2,301
419	HAZARA MAHTAM	295
420	KALI	466
421	MALA HAMZA	251
422	MIRAN SHAH	1,184
423	CHAK NOOR SHAH	228
424	NOOR SHAH	11,581
425	ROSHA SNARANI	468
426	THATTA NANAK	699
427	KARAM BLUCH	866
428	TIBBI JAI SINGH	9,488
429	ARAZI ROSHA SHAHANI	1,097
430	ARAZI YAQUB SHAH	1,581
431	SAMANIWALA	1,110
432	TOOT WALA	4,042
433	CHAK NO 054/4-R	2,874
434	CHAK NO 055/4-R	4,297
435	CHAK NO 056/4-R	3,377
436	CHAK NO 058/4-R	1,529
437	CHAK NO 052/5-L	2,442
438	CHAK NO 053/5-L	15,951
439	CHAK NO 054/5-L	1,971
440	CHAK NO 055/5-L	3,150
441	CHAK NO 056/5-L	7,905
442	CHAK NO 057/4-R	4,610
443	CHAK NO 063/4-R	3,516
444	CHAK NO 057/5-L	4,243
445	CHAK NO 062/5-L	4,681
446	CHAK NO 051/5-L	5,351
447	CHAK NO 058/5-L	4,907
448	CHAK NO 049/5-L	2,300
449	CHAK NO 059/5-L	2,945
450	CHAK NO 060/5-L	5,831
451	CHAK NO 061/5-L	5,152
452	CHAK NO 059/4-R	2,107
453	CHAK NO 060/4-R	2,348
454	CHAK NO 061/4-R	3,299
455	CHAK NO 062/4-R	5,290
456	CHAK NO 075/5-R	2,081
457	CHAK NO 064/4-R	5,704
458	CHAK NO 065/4-R	4,581
459	CHAK NO 066/4-R	4,662
460	CHAK NO 067/4-R	5,463
461	CHAK NO 066/5-L	2,278
462	CHAK NO 067/5-L	2,511
463	CHAK NO 068/5-L	2,372
464	CHAK NO 069/5-L	1,165
465	CHAK NO 070/5-L	1,769
466	CHAK NO 071/5-L	2,154
467	CHAK NO 072/5-L	3,939
468	CHAK NO 072/4-R	3,337
469	CHAK NO 078/5-R	5,040
470	CHAK NO 079-080/5-R	6,829
471	CHAK NO 081/5-R	5,582
472	CHAK NO 090/6-R	6,320
473	CHAK NO 091/6-R	5,562
474	CHAK NO 087/9-L	10,666
475	CHAK NO 088/9-L	4,115
476	CHAK NO 090/9-L	19,909
477	CHAK NO 092/9-L	2,046
478	CHAK NO 089/6-R	13,643
479	CHAK NO 086/9-L	4,518
480	CHAK NO 089/9-L	3,408
481	CHAK NO 093/9-L	6,290
482	CHAK NO 094/9-L	3,692
483	CHAK NO 092/6-R	7,468
484	CHAK NO 094/6-R	5,039
485	CHAK NO 096/9-L	7,471
486	CHAK NO 096/6-R	5,838
487	CHAK NO 097/6-R	6,144
488	CHAK NO 095/9-L	4,590
489	CHAK NO 097/9-L	4,478
490	CHAK NO 102/9-L	3,472
491	CHAK NO 103/9-L	4,973
492	CHAK NO 133/9-L	5,008
493	CHAK NO 134/9-L	8,965
494	CHAK NO 135-A/9-L	3,958
495	CHAK NO 135/9-L	8,487
496	CHAK NO 136/9-L	2,936
497	CHAK NO 044/5-L	5,101
498	CHAK NO 045/5-L	2,687
499	CHAK NO 046/5-L	3,567
500	CHAK NO 047/5-L	3,627
501	CHAK NO 063/5-L	4,831
502	CHAK NO 065/5-L	6,820
503	CHAK NO 085/5-L	4,795
504	CHAK NO 048/5-L	3,012
505	CHAK NO 050/5-L	2,480
506	CHAK NO 073/5-L	3,732
507	CHAK NO 073/4-R	7,317
508	CHAK NO 074/4-R	2,672
509	CHAK NO 073-A/5-L	3,774
510	CHAK NO 074-A/5-L	4,221
511	CHAK NO 074/5-L	2,228
512	CHAK NO 075/5-L	2,826
513	CHAK NO 076/5-L	2,367
514	CHAK NO 077/5-L	1,684
515	CHAK NO 076/5-R	7,731
516	CHAK NO 077/5-R	6,323
517	CHAK NO 078/5-L	4,000
518	CHAK NO 079/5-L	2,145
519	CHAK NO 080/5-L	2,281
520	CHAK NO 081/5-L	1,592
521	CHAK NO 082/5-L	3,120
522	CHAK NO 064/5-L	3,300
523	CHAK NO 084/5-L, Chichawatni, Sahiwal.	7,274

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