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Gilgit Tehsil is a tehsil in Gilgit District, Pakistan. It contains the city of Gilgit and some villages.
Assistant Commissioner Gilgit Capt (R) Adil Ali (PAS)
The table below shows some of the villages in Gilgit tehesil.
| Village | Description | Coord | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bagrot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Basseen | [ citation needed] | ||
| Bilchar | 35°57′14″N 74°31′01″E / 35.954°N 74.517°E | ||
| Chakarkot | 35°43′48″N 74°34′26″E / 35.730°N 74.574°E | ||
| Damoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Daroot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Danyor | Probably the largest and widest village of the tehsil, it has gained the status of town in 2008. It is located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) to the east of Gilgit. It is a greener and agricultural area. Many schools and colleges have been set up recently and its population is above 40,000 individuals. The literacy rates, according to 2007-08 survey conducted by Local Support Organization, is over 78%.[ citation needed] | 35°55′12″N 74°23′17″E / 35.920°N 74.388°E | |
| Hainzal | [ citation needed] | ||
| Haramosh | 35°50′24″N 74°42′07″E / 35.840°N 74.702°E | ||
| Jaglot | Also known as Juglot Sai.[ citation needed] | 36°10′44″N 74°18′36″E / 36.179°N 74.310°E | |
| Jalal Abad | A large village about 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) east of Giligt, with a population of about 20,000.[ citation needed] | 35°52′48″N 74°29′35″E / 35.880°N 74.493°E | |
| Jalal Abad (Masingote) | [ citation needed] | ||
| Kar Gah | Also known as Kargah.[ citation needed] | 35°54′32″N 74°15′22″E / 35.909°N 74.256°E | |
| Manoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Minawar | A village of around 300 families located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) southeast of Gilgit. | 35°52′34″N 74°26′10″E / 35.876°N 74.436°E | |
| Nagral | It is situated near City Park Gilgit City. | 35°54′54″N 74°18′47″E / 35.915°N 74.313°E | |
| Nomal | 36°04′26″N 74°16′59″E / 36.074°N 74.283°E | ||
| Oshikhandass | Also known as Oshi-khand-das.[ citation needed] | 35°53′06″N 74°28′01″E / 35.885°N 74.467°E | |
| Pahoot | 35°46′19″N 74°16′34″E / 35.772°N 74.276°E | ||
| Parri Bangla | A small village on the Karakoram Highway about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Gilgit. The ancient name of the village was Pari or Fairi.[ citation needed] Parri Bangla has a population of about 1,200. Only about 2% of the people are literate and most of the peoples are labourers. | 35°48′54″N 74°33′32″E / 35.815°N 74.559°E | |
| Sakwar | 35°53′06″N 74°23′17″E / 35.885°N 74.388°E | ||
| Sakaar koi | [ citation needed] | ||
| Shahtoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Sharoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Sonikoat | [ citation needed] |
References
35°55′08″N 74°18′22″E / 35.919°N 74.306°E
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| This article needs to be updated. (June 2017) |
Gilgit Tehsil is a tehsil in Gilgit District, Pakistan. It contains the city of Gilgit and some villages.
Assistant Commissioner Gilgit Capt (R) Adil Ali (PAS)
The table below shows some of the villages in Gilgit tehesil.
| Village | Description | Coord | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bagrot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Basseen | [ citation needed] | ||
| Bilchar | 35°57′14″N 74°31′01″E / 35.954°N 74.517°E | ||
| Chakarkot | 35°43′48″N 74°34′26″E / 35.730°N 74.574°E | ||
| Damoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Daroot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Danyor | Probably the largest and widest village of the tehsil, it has gained the status of town in 2008. It is located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) to the east of Gilgit. It is a greener and agricultural area. Many schools and colleges have been set up recently and its population is above 40,000 individuals. The literacy rates, according to 2007-08 survey conducted by Local Support Organization, is over 78%.[ citation needed] | 35°55′12″N 74°23′17″E / 35.920°N 74.388°E | |
| Hainzal | [ citation needed] | ||
| Haramosh | 35°50′24″N 74°42′07″E / 35.840°N 74.702°E | ||
| Jaglot | Also known as Juglot Sai.[ citation needed] | 36°10′44″N 74°18′36″E / 36.179°N 74.310°E | |
| Jalal Abad | A large village about 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) east of Giligt, with a population of about 20,000.[ citation needed] | 35°52′48″N 74°29′35″E / 35.880°N 74.493°E | |
| Jalal Abad (Masingote) | [ citation needed] | ||
| Kar Gah | Also known as Kargah.[ citation needed] | 35°54′32″N 74°15′22″E / 35.909°N 74.256°E | |
| Manoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Minawar | A village of around 300 families located 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) southeast of Gilgit. | 35°52′34″N 74°26′10″E / 35.876°N 74.436°E | |
| Nagral | It is situated near City Park Gilgit City. | 35°54′54″N 74°18′47″E / 35.915°N 74.313°E | |
| Nomal | 36°04′26″N 74°16′59″E / 36.074°N 74.283°E | ||
| Oshikhandass | Also known as Oshi-khand-das.[ citation needed] | 35°53′06″N 74°28′01″E / 35.885°N 74.467°E | |
| Pahoot | 35°46′19″N 74°16′34″E / 35.772°N 74.276°E | ||
| Parri Bangla | A small village on the Karakoram Highway about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Gilgit. The ancient name of the village was Pari or Fairi.[ citation needed] Parri Bangla has a population of about 1,200. Only about 2% of the people are literate and most of the peoples are labourers. | 35°48′54″N 74°33′32″E / 35.815°N 74.559°E | |
| Sakwar | 35°53′06″N 74°23′17″E / 35.885°N 74.388°E | ||
| Sakaar koi | [ citation needed] | ||
| Shahtoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Sharoot | [ citation needed] | ||
| Sonikoat | [ citation needed] |
References
35°55′08″N 74°18′22″E / 35.919°N 74.306°E
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