List of tehsils of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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In Pakistan, a tehsil is an administrative sub-division of a District. Those are sub-divided into union councils. Here is a list of all the tehsils of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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Bannu Division

Bannu District

  1. Bannu Tehsil
  2. Domel Tehsil
  3. Kakki Tehsil
  4. Baka Khel Tehsil
  5. Meryan Tehsil
  6. Wazir Tehsil
  7. Gumatti

Lakki Marwat District

  1. Lakki Marwat Tehsil
  2. Sari Naurang Tehsil
  3. Ghazni Khel Tehsil
  4. Bettani Tehsil
  5. Chichindai Kalai

North Waziristan District

  1. Datta Khel Tehsil
  2. Dossali Tehsil
  3. Gharyum Tehsil
  4. Ghulam Khan Tehsil
  5. Mir Ali Tehsil
  6. Miran Shah Tehsil
  7. Razmak Tehsil
  8. Shewa Tehsil
  9. Spinwam Tehsil

Dera Ismail Khan Division

Dera Ismail Khan District

  1. Dera Ismail Khan
  2. Daraban Tehsil
  3. Kulachi Tehsil
  4. Paharpur Tehsil
  5. Paroa Tehsil
  6. Darazinda Tehsil

Lower South Waziristan District

  1. Wana Tehsil
  2. Toi Khulla Tehsil
  3. Birmil Tehsil
  4. Serwekai Tehsil

Upper South Waziristan District


  1. Makin Tehsil
  2. Tiarza Tehsil
  3. Ladha Tehsil
  4. Sararogha Tehsil
  5. Shaktoi Tehsil
  6. Shawal Tehsil
  7. Sarwakai Tehsil

Tank District

  1. Tank Tehsil
  2. Jandola Tehsil

Hazara Division

Mansehra District

  1. Bala Kot Tehsil
  2. Mansehra Tehsil
  3. Oghi Tehsil
  4. Baffa Pakhal [1]
  5. Darband [2]

Abbottabad District

  1. Abbottabad Tehsil
  2. Havelian Tehsil
  3. Lora Tehsil
  4. Lower Tanawal Tehsil

Batagram District

  1. Allai Tehsil
  2. Batagram Tehsil (Banna)

Haripur District

  1. Ghazi Tehsil
  2. Haripur Tehsil
  3. Khanpur Tehsil

Lower Kohistan District

  1. Bankad / Ranolia Tehsil
  2. Pattan Tehsil

Torghar District

  1. Judba Tehsil
  2. Khander Tehsil
  3. Daur Maira Tehsil

Upper Kohistan District

  1. Dassu Tehsil
  2. Kandia Tehsil
  3. Harban Basha Tehsil
  4. Seo Tehsil

Kolai-Palas District

  1. Bataira / Kolai
  2. Palas

Kohat Division

Hangu District

  1. Hangu Tehsil
  2. Tall Tehsil

Karak District

  1. Karak Tehsil
  2. Banda Daud Shah Tehsil
  3. Takht-e-Nasrati Tehsil

Kohat District

  1. Kohat Tehsil
  2. Lachi Tehsil
  3. Gumbat Tehsil
  4. Dara Adam Khel Tehsil

Kurram District

  1. Central Kurram Tehsil
  2. Lower Kurram Tehsil
  3. Upper Kurram Tehsil

Orakzai District

  1. Central Orakzai Tehsil
  2. Ismail Zai Tehsil
  3. Lower Orakzai Tehsil
  4. Upper Orakzai Tehsil

Malakand Division

Buner District

  1. Daggar Tehsil (Buner)
  2. Gagra Tehsil
  3. Khudu Khel
  4. Mandanr Tehsil
  5. Gadezai
  6. Salarzai
  7. Chagharzai

Bajaur District

  1. Bar Chamer Kand Tehsil
  2. Barang Tehsil
  3. Khar Bajaur Tehsil
  4. Mamund Tehsil
  5. Nawagai Tehsil
  6. Salarzai Tehsil
  7. Utmankhel Tehsil

Upper Chitral District

  1. Buni Tehsil
  2. Mastuj Tehsil
  3. Mulkhow/Torkhow Tehsil

Lower Chitral District

  1. Chitral Tehsil
  2. Drosh Tehsil

Lower Dir District

  1. Adenzai Tehsil
  2. Lal Qilla Tehsil
  3. Samar Bagh Tehsil
  4. Timergara Tehsil
  5. Khal Tehsil
  6. Balambat Tehsil
  7. Munda Tehsil

Malakand District

  1. Sam Rani Zai Tehsil
  2. Batkhela Tehsil
  3. Thana Baizai Tehsil

Shangla District

  1. Alpuri Tehsil
  2. Bisham Tehsil
  3. Puran Tehsil
  4. Chakesar Tehsil
  5. Martung Tehsil
  6. Makhuzai Tehsil

Swat District

  1. Babuzai Tehsil (Swat)
  2. Barikot Tehsil
  3. Behrain Tehsil
  4. Charbagh Tehsil
  5. Kabal Tehsil
  6. Khwaza Khela Tehsil
  7. Matta Tehsil

Upper Dir District

  1. Dir Tehsil
  2. Sharingal Tehsil
  3. Wari Tehsil
  4. Lar Jam Tehsil
  5. Barawal Tehsil
  6. Kalkot Tehsil

Mardan Division

Mardan District

  1. Katlang Tehsil
  2. Rustam Tehsil
  3. Ghari Kapura Tehsil
  4. Mardan Tehsil
  5. Takht Bhai Tehsil
  6. Lund Khwar Tehsil

Swabi District

  1. Lahor Tehsil
  2. Razar Tehsil
  3. Swabi Tehsil
  4. Topi Tehsil

Peshawar Division

Charsadda District

  1. Charsadda Tehsil
  2. Shabqadar Tehsil
  3. Tangi Tehsil

Khyber District

  1. Bara Tehsil
  2. Jamrud Tehsil
  3. Landi Kotal Tehsil
  4. Mula Gori Tehsil

Mohmand District

  1. Ambar Utman Khel Tehsil
  2. Halim Zai Tehsil
  3. Pindiali Tehsil
  4. Pran Ghar Tehsil
  5. Safi Tehsil
  6. Upper Mohmand Tehsil
  7. Yake Ghund Tehsil

Nowshera District

  1. Jehangira Tehsil
  2. Nowshera Tehsil
  3. Pabbi Tehsil

Peshawar District

  1. Peshawar City Tehsil
  2. Shah Alam Tehsil
  3. Mathra Tehsil
  4. Chamkani Tehsil
  5. Badbher Tehsil
  6. Peshtakhara Tehsil
  7. Hassan Khel Tehsil
  8. Kalakhel

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