RESEARCH & CLASSROOM
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District census
136 entries · CSV · population, literacy and services
Proposal memberships
District-to-province mappings for all five models · CSV
Underlying counts
JSON · denominators included for reproducible aggregation
Classroom pack
Printable maps, exercises and teacher notes · PDF
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Subay Pakistan (2026). District census explorer and provincial proposal models. Census: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (2023), via Muhammad Yaseen’s PakPC2023 package. https://subaypakistan.org/research/
For publications, also cite the specific original census table, year, and retrieval date.
Sources, coverage and reuse
- Census: PakPC2023, Muhammad Yaseen, derived from PBS; package licence GPL-2. The snapshot preserves 136 district entries and their 2017 comparison base.
- NA election layers: Aiwan-e-Jamhoor with upstream sources as noted; independently digitised boundaries. Both election snapshots are provisional, not a current register of officeholders.
- 2018 results, including Provincial Assembly: Colin Cookman, GPL-3.0. Postponed or missing contests are not filled with invented winners.
- Map outlines: WFP/OCHA via HDX, CC BY-IGO, dated September 2022. District identities use an explicit census crosswalk. Five census records use reference-outline choices because their exact geometry is not sufficiently verified. Coverage audit · Source-ID crosswalk. For the official national political outline, consult the Survey of Pakistan political map. This administrative rendering is not a certified political map.
- Basemap: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Keep required attribution in any reuse.