Difference between revisions of "Upper Sind Frontier District"
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==Population== | ==Population== | ||
| − | * 1872: 115, 050 | + | * 1872: 115,050 |
| − | * 1881: 145, 810 | + | * 1881: 145,810 |
| − | * 1891: 174, 548 | + | * 1891: 174,548 |
| − | * 1901: 232, 045 | + | * 1901: 232,045 |
| − | * 1911: 263, 007 | + | * 1911: 263,007 |
Revision as of 20:04, 20 October 2009
Upper Sind Frontier District was part of Sind.
Contents
Headquarters
Neighbours
- North: Kalat State, Dera Ghazi Khan District and Nasirabad Tehsil, British Baluchistan.
- South: Sukkur District and Larkana District
- East: River Indus
- West: Khirthar Range
Geography
The River Indus is the only river flowing through the district.
Population
- 1872: 115,050
- 1881: 145,810
- 1891: 174,548
- 1901: 232,045
- 1911: 263,007
Cities and Towns
Sub-divisions
There are 5 talukas within the district. Each one is named for its headquarter.
- Jacobabad
- Kandhkot
- Kashmor
- Shahdadkot
- Thul
