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Imran S., L. N. Bukhari. and Gul S. (2018). Water Quality Assessment Report: District

Charsadda Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2018. Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources

(PCRWR), pp. 49.

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Authors:

Saiqa Imran, Lubna Naheed Bukhari and Samar Gul, Pakistan Council of Research in

Water Resources, Pakistan.

ISBN: 978-969-8469-66-5

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The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the

institution.

WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT

REPORT

DISTRICT CHARSADDA

KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA

Saiqa Imran

Lubna Naheed Bukhari

Samar Gul

PAKISTAN COUNCIL OF RESEARCH IN WATER RESOURCES

March, 2018

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................iii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ....................................................................................................... v

PREFACE ............................................................................................................................... vii

SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................. ix

1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 1

1.1 Background ................................................................................................................. 1

2. METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................................... 3

2.1 Project Area ................................................................................................................. 3

2.2 Sampling Design ......................................................................................................... 4

2.3 Sample Collection and Preservation ........................................................................... 4

2.3.1 Sample Collection for Microbiological Analysis ................................................ 6

2.3.2 Types of Water Samples and Preservatives ......................................................... 6

2.3.3 Sample Labeling Strategy .................................................................................... 6

2.3.4 Sample Collection Profile .................................................................................... 6

2.4 Analytical Methods ..................................................................................................... 6

2.5 Water Quality Standards ............................................................................................. 8

3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION ..................................................................................... 10

3.1 Overall Water Quality of District Charsadda ............................................................ 10

3.2 Water Quality of Different Sources .......................................................................... 11

a. Bores.......................................................................................................................... 12

b. Dug/Open Wells ........................................................................................................ 12

c. Hand Pumps .............................................................................................................. 12

d. Storage Tanks ............................................................................................................ 12

e. Tube Wells ................................................................................................................ 12

f. Taps/Water Supply .................................................................................................... 13

4. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ....................................................... 15

4.1 Conclusions ............................................................................................................... 15

4.2 Recommendations ..................................................................................................... 16

5. REFERENCES ............................................................................................................... 19

6. ANNEXURE.................................................................................................................... 21

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Water quality parameters and methods used for analysis ........................................ 7

Table 2: National Drinking Water Quality Standards for parameters analyzed ................... 9

Table 3: Types of contaminants in drinking water .............................................................. 10

Table 4: Water quality status of different drinking water sources ...................................... 11

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Project area of District Charsadda ........................................................................... 3

Figure 2: Water samples collection from different drinking water sources ........................... 5

Figure 3: Water quality analysis in the Laboratory ................................................................. 8

Figure 4: Levels of contaminants in drinking water ............................................................. 10

Figure 5: Water quality status of different drinking water sources ....................................... 11

Figure 6: Parameter wise water quality status ...................................................................... 13

Figure 7: Poor condition of water supply and sewage lines .................................................. 14

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation Complete Name

Alk Alkalinity

As Arsenic

Ca Calcium

CFU Colony forming Unit

CHR Charsadda

Cl Chloride

CO3 Carbonate

Col. Colour

EC Electrical Conductivity

E. coli Escherichia coli

F Fluoride

Fe Iron

Hard Hardness

HCO3 Bicarbonate

HCB Hexachlorobenzene

K Potassium

Mg Magnesium

mg/l Milligram per liter

MPN Most Probable Number

Na Sodium

NEQS National Environmental Quality Standards

N/F Not Functional

NGVS No Guideline Value Set

NO3 Nitrate

NTU Naphlometric Turbdity Unit

O. less Odour less

ppm Parts per million

ppb Parts per billion

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Abbreviation Complete Name

PHED Public Health Engineering Department

SO4 Sulphate

SDG Sustainable Development Goal

TDS Total Dissolved Solids

TMA Tehsil Municipal Administration

T. Col Total Coliforms

TCU True Color Unit

Turb. Turbidity

UN United Nations

Unobj Unobjectionable

UC Union Council

µS/cm Micro Siemens per centimeter

WASH Water Sanitation and Hygiene

WHO World Health Organization

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The research was conducted in collaboration with United Nations International Children’s

Emergency Fund (UNICEF). PCRWR highly acknowledges the financial support provided

by UNICEF. We would like to extend our thanks and special complements to

Mr. Muhammad Shoaib, Mr. Sajjad Akbar and Ms. Asiya Ashraf from UNICEF for their

support and valuable contribution in report compilation. We also extend our thanks to

Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Chairman PCRWR for his support in implementation of this study.

Special complements and appreciation go to the members of sampling teams for their efforts

in samples collection, processing and data generation. The efforts of, Mr. Sohail Anjum and

Mr. Zeeshan Munawar in data compilation, data analysis and formatting are also

acknowledged.

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PREFACE

Drinking water is one of the basic necessities of life and it is responsibility of the state to

provide water to the people at their door’s step. The National Drinking Water Policy (2009)

and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Drinking Water Policy (2016) set a target of providing access to

safe and sustainable drinking water supply to the entire population by 2025. Similarly, the

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.0 also sets a target 6.1 “by 2030 achieve universal

and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all”.

Monitoring of drinking water sources is crucial to ensure safe water supply, because if we

cannot measure a thing, we cannot manage it. Pakistan Council of Research in Water

Resources (PCRWR) in 2016 monitored drinking water quality of 25 major cities of Pakistan.

Only 31% were found safe whereas 69% samples were found unsafe for drinking purpose.

However, Charsadda was not part of the regular water quality monitoring program of

PCRWR.

PCRWR in collaboration with UNICEF conducted a detailed study of drinking water quality

in Charsadda District. This report is an outcome of the study. It is hoped that it would provide

a baseline towards achieving goals set in the national and provincial drinking water policies

and SDG 6.

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SUMMARY

Overall 649 water samples were collected from Charsadda District, out of those 272 (42%)

were found unsafe whereas 377 (58%) were found safe for drinking. The groundwater (tube

wells) is the major source of water for water supply schemes in Charsadda.

Overall 158 tube wells were surveyed. Out of those, 14 tube wells were operated by TMA

and all were operational, whereas 143 tube wells were under the control of PHED and out of

those 64 tube wells were operational, whereas 78 tube wells were non-operational.

The water samples from tube wells were found mostly safe because contaminants have less

chances of access to deep layers of groundwater. The depth of tube wells in Charsadda

ranged between 280 feet to 400 feet, therefore 89% tube well sources were found safe,

whereas only 11% were unsafe. At consumer end, 50% water sources (tap water) were found

contaminated, mostly bacteriologically as contamination entered in the distribution lines,

most probably due to the leakages in the pipeline/s or from unprotected storage tanks.

Most of the open wells were found contaminated with bacteria as 85% of those were unsafe,

whereas in case of hand pumps 47% and bore holes, 32% sources were found contaminated.

The major type of contamination was bacterial, but to some extent other chemical

constituents like pH, turbidity, hardness and nitrate were also found beyond permissible

limits. The bacterial contamination found in household wells could be due to

unprotected/open wells of shallow depths and in case of hand pumps and bores, cause might

be the leakage of water from sewage lines or septic tanks and its subsequent mixing with

groundwater. The depths of bores/open wells and hand pumps are shallow, starting from

almost 20 feet, because the water table is high due to recharge by Swat and Kabul Rivers.

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

Water is essential for human beings to survive and develop. At the same time, water is a

scarce commodity, and its shortage very often results in crises. Both facts lead to a simple

conclusion that lack of water hinders economic development and a dignified life. This can be

assessed from global trends, as well as from Pakistan’s national and local struggles for better

public access to safe quality and adequate quantity of drinking water.

According to WAPDA, per capita water availability in the country has gone down to

908 cubic meters in 2017 from 5,260 cubic meters in 1951, rapid increase in population being

the major contributing factor behind this phenomenon (The Nation, 2017). At the water

availability below 1,000 m3, countries begin experiencing chronic water stress (Population

Action International, 1993).

Being a developing country, Pakistan needs to address a vast array of problems regarding

water availability, quality, usage and mortality caused by water-borne diseases. In Pakistan,

potable groundwater has given a greater boost to the availability in general and is being

utilized through tube wells, hand pumps and dug wells.

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, more than 50% inhabitants in Peshawar, Mardan, Charsadda and

Nowshera Districts lack access to clean drinking water. The community mostly draws

drinking water from tube wells, shallow wells and hand pumps while most of those wells are

liable to contamination with heavy metals and biological pollutants from the surrounding

sources such as toilets, underground damaged sewerage lines, seepage/percolation of

contaminated surface water (Khan, S. et.al. 2012)

In some rural areas of Charsadda District, the water table is at the depth of just 15 feet, which

increases the chances of contamination from agrochemicals containing heavy metals, SO4

and NO3. Furthermore, published and authentic data is also not available regarding the

drinking water quality situation and the prevailing waterborne diseases in Charsadda District

(Khan, S. et.al. 2012)

The Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR) has warned about rapidly

depleting groundwater resources in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as well as in the nearby Federally

Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). This situation demands an urgent need to search for

alternative water resources. Due to the over abstraction of groundwater, the quality of water

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is being deteriorated because more salts from the underground rocks are getting dissolved in

the available water, therefore in most part of KP and FATA people are forced to use hard

water for drinking (IPS, 2015).

The KP Health Department released a report about availability of water in government-run

health facilities, which found that 50 % of the 1500 health outlets did not have access to

water, whereas, 25% of units were receiving contaminated water (IPS, 2015).

The Indus is one of Asia’s mightiest rivers. From its source in the north western foothills of

the Himalayas, it flows through the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir and along the length

of Pakistan to the Arabian Sea. The river and its six tributaries including Kabul River

together make up the Indus Basin, which spans over four countries and supports 215 million

people. Yet fast-growing populations and increasing demand for hydropower and irrigation in

the country means the Indus is coming under immense pressure (Fazilda, 2017).

The research study was planned in collaboration with UNICEF with main objective to find

out the water quality profile of Charsadda District. Keeping in view the SDG 6 Targets 6.1 &

6.2, the report on existing situation of drinking water quality in the district will help the

stakeholders to plan for future.

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2. METHODOLOGY

2.1 Project Area

Charsadda is a district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. It is about at a distance of 29

kilometers from the Provincial Capital Peshawar at an altitude of 276 meters. It contains three

Tehsils i.e. Charsadda, Tangi and Shabqader. The number of Union Councils is 46. The total

population of District Charsadda is 16, 26,000 (Population Census Report 2017). Majority of

the population is engaged in agriculture.

Charsadda District lies between 34-03' and 34-38' north latitudes and 71-28' and 71-53' east

longitudes. It is located in the west of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is bounded by Malakand

District on the north, Mardan District on the east, Nowshera and Peshawar Districts on the

south and the Mohmand Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on the

west. The district covers an area of 996 square kilometers.

Drinking water and sanitation facilities in KP districts are managed by two government units,

the Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) and the Local Government Rural

Development Department (LGRDD). The provision of drinking water and sanitation facilities

is managed by these departments via various schemes, with each scheme serving a targeted

number of beneficiaries within the population (Centre for Public Policy Research, 2010).

Figure 1: Project area of District Charsadda

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2.2 Sampling Design

During this study 649 water samples were collected from the Charsadda District. Water

samples were collected from tube wells, hand pumps, bores and dug wells.

There were 14 tube wells under the TMA Charsadda, all were functional, whereas 143 tube

wells were under PHED, out of those 64 were functional and 78 were non-functional. To get

the representative samples, it was decided to collect 2-3 water samples from each water

supply line. The following tasks were performed during survey.

• First of all the information regarding depth of tube well and population served was

collected from the PHED and TMA staff operating the tube wells.

• Then a map of water supply scheme and distribution line was drawn by hand on the

paper and sampling points were selected according to the length of supply line.

• Water samples were collected at the source (tube well) as well as from consumer

ends.

• The water samples were also collected from household (private) bores/hand

pumps/dug wells (if present in the area) to chek the shallow groundwater quality.

2.3 Sample Collection and Preservation

Water samples for physico-chemical analysis were collected in polystyrene bottles of 0.5 and

1.5 liter capacities. Before collecting the samples, the bottles were washed properly and

rinsed thoroughly three times with sample water. For bacterial analysis, samples were

collected in pre sterilized bottles of 200 ml volume. For trace elements and nitrate/nitrogen

analysis nitric acid and boric acid were added in the sampling bottles as preservatives, before

going to field. For other water quality parameters no preservative was used.

The sampling team comprised of a Research Officer, a Laboratory Assistant and a driver.

Following procedure and precautionary measures were followed while collecting samples

from the field.

a. Tap: An un-rusted tap was selected while collecting water sample/s from a water supply

line. The tap was properly cleaned and allowed to flow for few minutes before collecting

the sample.

b. Tube Well: A water sample from a selected tube well was collected after allowing it to

flow for at least 10 minutes, to get representative sample of the groundwater. The depth

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of groundwater level was also recorded and the location of the tube well was properly

marked on the topographic survey sheet.

c. Distribution Network: The water samples from a distribution network were collected

from the source of supply (tube well) as closely as possible to minimize the effects of

pollution in the distribution system and from consumer end to evaluate the actual quality

of water being supplied. All water sample containers were filled slowly to avoid

turbulence and air bubbles after flushing the system for sufficient time.

d. Hand Pump/Dug Well: A water sample from a hand pump or dug well was collected

after purging, making one stroke for every foot of depth (a hand pump or dug well having

30 feet of depth, needs 30 strokes for its purging).

Figure 2: Water samples collection from different drinking water sources

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2.3.1 Sample Collection for Microbiological Analysis

The water samples for microbiological analysis were collected in clean, sterile plastic bottles

(200 ml). The care was taken to ensure that no accidental contamination occurs during

sampling. Samples were taken from those taps, which were not leaking between the spindle

and gland to avoid outside contamination. The samples were kept cool and in dark during

transportation to designated laboratory of PCRWR. Where there a proper place was available,

samples were directly analyzed by field testing method, just after sample collection.

2.3.2 Types of Water Samples and Preservatives

Samples were collected for analysis of bacteria, trace elements, nitrate (N), and general water

quality parameters according to standard sampling methods of American Public Health

Association (APHA). The types of water samples and preservatives used are given below:

Type A – All sites –in sterilized 200 ml sampling bottle;

Type B – All sites –with 2 ml/liter nitric acid as preservative for trace elements;

Type C – All sites – with 1 ml/100 ml, 1 M boric acid as preservative for nitrate; and

Type D – All sites – no preservative for other water quality parameters.

2.3.3 Sample Labeling Strategy

Information about the sample (type, depth, location etc.) was noted down in the

questionnaire. The sampling bottles were labeled with sample type (A, B, C, D), date and

sample ID with permanent ink marker and then delivered to laboratory or to a designated

drop off location for the laboratory within required holding time (6-8 hours). Sample ID for

monitoring purpose was marked on the basis of actual sampling visit sequence of various

sites.

2.3.4 Sample Collection Profile

Sampling team filled the questionnaire about the location, type (ABCD), depth of source,

number of users and anything notable around the sampling site.

2.4 Analytical Methods

The water samples were analyzed for aesthetic, physicochemical and bacteriological parameters

by using American Public Health Association (APHA) Standard Methods. The detail of the

parameters and methods used for their analysis are given in Table-1 (APHA, 2012).

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Table 1: Water quality parameters and methods used for analysis

Sr.

No. Parameters Analysis Method

1 Alkalinity (as CaCO3) 2320, Standard Method (2012)

2 Arsenic (As) AAS Vario 6, Analytik Jena AG (3111B APHA) 2012

3 Bicarbonate (HCO3) 2320, Standard Method (2012)

4 Calcium (Ca) 3500-Ca-D, Standard Method (2012)

5 Carbonate (CO3) 2320, Standard Method (2012)

6 Chloride (Cl) Titration (Silver Nitrate), Standard Method (2012)

7 Electrical Conductivity (EC) E.C meter, Hach-44600-00, USA

9 Hardness (Hard.) EDTA Titration, Standard Method (2012)

10 Magnesium (Mg) 2340-C, Standard Method (2012)

11 Nitrate (NO3 as N) Cd. Reduction (Hach-8171) by Spectrophotometer

12 Odor Sensory Test

13 pH pH Meter, Hanna Instrument, Model 8519, Italy

14 Potassium (K) Flame photometer PFP7, UK

15 Sodium (Na) Flame photometer PFP7, UK

16 Sulfate (SO4) SulfaVer4 (Hach-8051) by Spectrophotometer

18 TDS 2540C, Standard method (2012)

19 Turbidity Turbidity Meter, Lamotte, Model 2008, USA

20 Fluoride (F) 4500-FC.ion-Selective Electrode Method Standard

(2012)

21 Iron (Fe) Ferro Ver Method (HACH Cat. 21057-69)

22 Bacteria (Coliform &

E. coli)

3M Petrifilm Total Coliforms and E.coli determination

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Figure 3: Water quality analysis in the Laboratory

2.5 Water Quality Standards

The Pakistan Environmental Protection Council approved the National Standards for

Drinking Water Quality (NSDWQ) which had been developed in collaboration with WHO,

UNICEF, Ministry of Health, Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources and National

University of Sciences and Technology through a countrywide consultative process. The

National Standards for Drinking Water Quality are more in line with WHO Standards.

The National Drinking Water Quality Standards are notified by the Pak-EPA in the Gazette

with S.R.O-1063(1)/2010 and are mandatory to follow for drinking water quality and also

mentioned in provincial drinking water policies.

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Table 2: National Drinking Water Quality Standards for parameters analyzed

Sr.

No. Parameters Units Permissible Limit

1. Alkalinity (as CaCO3) mg/l NGVS

2. Arsenic (As) mg/l ≤0.050

3. Bicarbonate (HCO3) mg/l NGVS

4. Calcium (Ca) mg/l NGVS

5. Carbonate (CO3) mg/l NGVS

6. Chloride (Cl) mg/l 250

7. Colour TCU ≤15

8. Electrical Conductivity (EC) µS/cm NGVS

9. Hardness (Hard.) mg/l <500

10. Magnesium (Mg) mg/l NGVS

11. Nitrate (NO3 as N) mg/l 10

12. Odor - Unobjectionable

13. pH - 6.5-8.5

14. Potassium (K) mg/l NGVS

15. Sodium (Na) mg/l NGVS

16. Sulfate (SO4) mg/l NGVS

17. TDS mg/l <1000

18. Turbidity NTU 5

19. Fluoride (F) mg/l 1.5

20. Iron (Fe) mg/l 0.3

21. Bacteria (Coliform) MPN/100 liter 0

22. Bacteria (E.Coli) MPN/100 liter 0

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3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

3.1 Overall Water Quality of District Charsadda

Over all 649 water samples were collected and analyzed while following APHA Standard

Protocols. The major contaminants with their percentages are given in the following Table-2.

Table 3: Types of contaminants in drinking water

Sr. No. Parameters Unsafe samples

No. %age

1. TDS 10 2

2. Hardness 25 4

3. Turbidity 32 5

4. pH 16 2

5. NO3 8 1

6. Total Coliforms 228 35

7. E. Coli 133 20

The analytical findings showed that 377 (58 %) water samples were found unsafe out of 649

samples (Table 3), whereas 228 (35%) samples were found contaminated with Total

Coliforms, whereas 133 (20%) samples were found contaminated with E.Coli. This higher

percentage of bacterial contamination could be due to the leakage of water supply lines and

passing of pipes through and along the sewage lines. The chemical quality analysis showed

high levels of hardness and turbidity in some water samples.

Figure 4: Levels of contaminants in drinking water

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5

10

15

20

25

30

35

TDS Hardness Turbidity pH NO3 Total

Coliforms

E. Coli

% a

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Level of Contaminants in Drinking Water of Charsadda

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The analytical findings showed that chemically, the drinking water parameters were within

the permissible limits except for few samples, with high values of hardness, turbidity and

nitrate (Table-3). The chemical contamination in groundwater samples could be attributed to

the underground mineral geology, but the presence of nitrate indicated the seepage of nitrates

from surface to ground water mainly because of fertilizers use, sewage water percolation and

plant decay on the surface of ground. Majority of unsafe water samples contained bacterial

contamination.

3.2 Water Quality of Different Sources

Six different types of water sources are being used in Charsadda District. The water quality

situation of these sources is as follows.

Table 4: Water quality status of different drinking water sources

Source Total

Number of Samples Beyond Permissible Limits of NDWQS Safe Unsafe

TDS Hardness NO3 Turbid F pH Total

Coliform E.coli

Bore 208 2 8 1 7 0 6 56 22 141 67

Hand pump 207 5 9 6 20 0 4 76 42 109 98

Tap

(water supply) 95 2 3 1 1 0 3 44 34 47 48

Tube well 79 0 0 0 2 1 3 3 2 70 9

Storage tank 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Well 59 1 5 0 2 0 0 49 33 9 50

Total 649 10 25 8 32 1 16 228 133 377 272

Figure 5: Water quality status of different drinking water sources

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a. Bores

A total of 208 water samples were collected from household bore holes out of those

67 (32%) were found unsafe whereas 141 (68%) were safe for drinking purpose. Out

of 67 unsafe sources 56 (27%) were found contaminated by Total Coliforms, whereas

22 (11%) by E.coli bacteria, in 7 (3%) water samples turbidity and in 8 (4%) hardness

was found beyond permissible limits.

b. Dug/Open Wells

A total of 59 water samples were collected from household wells. Out of 59 sources

50 (85%) were found unsafe for drinking. The Total Coliforms were detected in 49

(83%) sources, whereas 33 (56%) sources were found contaminated with E.coli and 5

(8%) with hardness. High level of microbial contamination showed that those open

/dug wells were not protected and contamination from the environment was being

added in those. The presence of E.coli also indicated mixing of sewage water and

faecal contamination with under ground water.

c. Hand Pumps

A total of 207 water samples were collected from hand pumps at household level, 98

(47%) sources were found unsafe whereas 109 (53%) were found safe. Out of unsafe

sources 76 (38%) were found contaminated with Total Coliforms and 42 (20%) with

E.coli. The presence of E coli in household hand pumps may be due to the

contamination seeping from nearby unprotected septic tanks. Chemically in 9 (4%)

sources hardness, in 6 (3%) nitrate in 20 (10%) turbidity and in 5 (2%) TDS were

found beyond permissible limits.

d. Storage Tanks

Only one sample was collected from a storage tank that was safe for drinking purpose.

e. Tube Wells

A total of 158 tube wells were surveyed in the district during the current study. Out of

those, 14 tube wells were under the responsibility of TMA and all were operational

whereas, 143 tube wells were under the control of PHED, out of those 64 tube wells

were operational whereas, 78 tube wells were non-operational. One tube well was

private and was functional. The main reasons noted for 78 tube wells being non-

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operational were: damaged distribution lines; low voltage of electricity; distribution

line not yet established etc.

Overall 79 tube wells were operational and were monitored for drinking water quality.

Out of total 79, 70 (89%) tube wells were found safe whereas, 9 (11%) were unsafe

for drinking purpose. The major contaminants found were turbidity at 2 (2.5%) sites,

Total Coliforms at 3 (4%) sites and E.coli found at 2 (2.5%) sites.

f. Taps/Water Supply

Over all 95 samples were collected from household taps receiving drinking water

from water supply lines. Out of 95 sites, 44 (46%) were found contaminated with

Total Coliforms whereas 34 (36%) sites with E.coli. Overall 48 (50%) sites were

found unsafe for drinking.

The analytical findings showed that drinking water at sources (tube wells) was almost

safe but the contaminations entered in the distribution system due to leakages in the

pipe lines or from unprotected storage tanks.

Figure 6: Parameter wise water quality status

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

Hardness pH NO3 Turbid TotalColiform

E.Coli

Sou

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(%

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)

Contamination Level

Bore Hand Pump Tap Tubewell Well

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Pipe line near a gutter at Khatt Kalay Leakage from main valve of pipes in TMA Office

Water sample collection from hand pump installed

near drainage line

Wastage of drinking water from tap in Tehsil

Shabqaddar

Water pipes passing near drains at Prang Mian Kaly Tehsil

Figure 7: Poor condition of water supply and sewage lines

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4. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1 Conclusions

Most of water supply sources were found safe in terms of chemical parameters. The major

contamination found was bacterial. A total of 89% tube wells were found safe because their

depth ranged from 280-300 ft. It is assumed that contamination entered in the distribution

lines, through leakage in the pipeline or from unprotected storage tanks. The study led to

following conclusions.

1. Overall 158 tube wells were surveyed. Out of those, 14 tube wells were operated by

TMA and all were operational, whereas 143 tube wells were under the control of

PHED, out of those 64 tube wells were operational whereas, 78 tube wells were non-

operational. The major reasons for non-operation of tube wells under PHED in

Charsadda were: non-payment of electricity bills, damaged water supply lines, and

transformers, out of order pumping motors etc. For example one of the tube well was

not working because the repair cost (Rs.5 lacs) could not be approved for last six

months. The budgeting process is slow, as a lot of formalities being involved.

2. The open wells and hand pumps at household level were also found contaminated

with bacteria and other physico-chemical constituents like pH, turbidity hardness and

nitrate. The causes of contamination might be that the wells were open/unprotected

and there could also be probability of mixing of groundwater with sewage from

underground sewage lines/septic tanks etc. The depths of bores, open wells and hand

pumps ranged between 20-140 ft. due to recharge by Swat and Kabul Rivers.

3. The existing water supply schemes are unable to fulfil the drinking water

requirements of the community. To cope up with the water shortage, the population

draws water from private water sources. A new water scheme is normally approved

on the basis of population expansion; per capita water requirement is 30 gallons. A

new water supply scheme is proposed /approved without proper town planning and by

the time funds are released, the streets and houses have already been constructed in

the newly developed area.

4. New water supply schemes are initiated only on the basis of groundwater availability

in a particular area. After the construction of a new tube well, the surface or sub

surface pipelines are laid in whatever space is left after the construction of streets and

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houses. Therefore it becomes difficult to keep the drinking water pipelines at a

distance from drains as well as from septic tanks.

5. As there is lack of systematic revenue collection procedure by the government

departments, people think that water is a free commodity and so they waste it without

realizing its importance.

4.2 Recommendations

1. Proper town planning (master planning) plays a very important role in the operation

of water supply and sanitation systems. Inter-departmental collaboration is essential to

maximize the benefit of limited investment and to avoid duplication. Town planners

should take into consideration the complete mapping of the area for the installation of

water supply and sewage lines before allowing the construction of houses, streets and

link roads. Only this way, a proper water conveyance system avoiding the mixing of

drinking water with sewage water can be laid down. A master plan in consultation

with all the stakeholders will play a key role in better town management

2. A survey may be conducted to find out the facts and figures about non-operational

water supply schemes and damaged water supply lines in the district. After the survey

it may be decided, whether new supply lines need to be installed or repair of old

would serve the purpose. The mapping of sanitation/drainage system may also be

conducted alongside the mapping of water supply system, as a proper sewer system

(with closed sewage pipe lines) is also needed in the city. This is the only sustainable

and effective solution to avoid contamination of drinking water.

3. In the present scenario the only long term solution is to “undo and redo”. It is

recommended that the Government should mobilize funds for the need based

replacement of existing water supply lines area wise annually or this could be

included in every five year plan.

4. In order to support the sustainability of water and sanitation services, awareness may

be created among the communities about importance of water, paying for the services

and discouragement of illegal connections. The consumers need to be brought under

regular water billing network. The billing amount is currently very nominal and needs

to be rationalized in the context of the services provided. The revenue thus generated

could be utilized in repair and maintenance of water supply and sanitation systems.

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5. While long-term planning efforts are underway, to reduce the microbiological

contamination of water at the consumer end, it is recommended that water in storage

tanks may be chlorinated before being supplied to the community. The residual effect

of the chlorine protects water from further contamination in distribution lines.

6. Chlorination may follow standard guidelines of the World Health Organization

(WHO) and PCRWR. The chlorine dose at source should be enough (2-5mg/L) to

ensure there will be sufficient residual chlorine (0.5-1.5 mg/L) present in the water at

source to protect the water during storage and distribution, and it should be ≥ 0.2

mg/L at the point of consumer delivery. In general, chlorine has a taste/odor threshold

at>0.3 mg/L. For effective disinfection, the WHO recommends at least 30 minutes

contact time, where the residual chlorine concentration is ≥0.5 mg/L

7. Global practices indicate that regular water quality monitoring of water sources,

pipelines and consumer ends must be undertaken by the service provider and verified

periodically by an independent surveillance body. Therefore, a Water Quality

Monitoring and Surveillance Plan may be developed for Charsadda. Generally, the

microbial quality is monitored on a quarterly basis, whereas chemical quality

monitoring once a year is considered sufficient.

8. Where the water supply has been disconnected due to the lowering of water table, the

depth of the tube wells should be increased. However keeping in view, the climate

change effects and the lowering of water tables, service provider will need to consider

and develop plans for groundwater recharge. One methodology that can be followed

is the use of rain water harvesting and recharging through inverted wells.

9. The current repair and maintenance process of damaged supply lines and non-

functional schemes is very poor due to lack of technical staff as well as slow process

of funding from the government departments, in particular the PHED. There must be

readily available funds allocation and available technical manpower to overcome the

problem. The public sector service providers may streamline procedures for allocation

and distribution of funds for repair/maintenance.

10. The service providers may increase their capacities by initiating training programs for

their professionals for management, budgeting, repair/maintenance and disinfection

treatments.

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11. The service provider needs to improve engagement and communication with

consumer. This will help build trust between the service provider and community,

resulting in improved services. The PHED/TMA Charsadda, may also develop plans

to educate communities on safe water use and handling, for example the development

and sharing of guidelines with consumers to promote cleaning/disinfection of

household level underground and overhead tanks on regular basis.

12. The dug/open wells at community as well as household levels may be protected to

restrict entrance of microbiological contamination through rain water, etc. For private

sources, communities should be provided technical guidance on source protection.

13. At household level, septic tanks may be lined properly keeping an appropriate

distance of a minimum 50 feet (US-EPA) from drinking water source and storage

tanks to protect the drinking water from faecal contamination. PHED/TMA may

ensure the development and communication of guidelines to households within their

service areas.

14. There must be a clear segregation of the responsibilities among the departments in

terms of service provider; independent surveillance body and regulators at provincial

level and all should be accountable for their duties. For this purpose, a provincial

consultation may be initiated to collect the views, understanding and way forward.

15. There must be implementation and enforcement of drinking water policy for KP and

National Drinking Water Quality Standards by the stakeholders involved in provision

of drinking water.

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5. REFERENCES

Abid, H., M.N. Qureshi, J. Ali and Zia-ur-Rehman, 2010. A report on the bacteriological investigation

of drinking water of flood 2010 affected areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Pakistan

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Laboratories (PCSIR), Peshawar,

Pakistan.

APHA, (2012).Standard Methods for Examination of Water and Waste Water. 22nd edition,

American Public Health Association and Water Pollution Control Federation,

New York, Washington, D.C

Centre for Public Policy Research, 2010: Socioeconomic baseline and displacement impact,

District Swat.

Fazilda, N. (2017). How India and Pakistan are competing over the mighty Indus river.

Independent Wednesday 7 June 2017.

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/how-india-and-pakistan-are-

competing-over-the-mighty-indus-river-a7769506.html retrieved on September

15, 2017

Inter Press Services, 2015 Drinking water shortages plague Pakistan Region

http://www.ipsnews.net/2015/11/drinking-water-shortages-plague-pakistan-

region/ retrieve 19 February, 2018.

Khan, S.Shahnaz, M., Jehan, N., Rehman, S., Shah, M. T., Din, I, 2012. Drinking water

quality and human health risk in Charsadda District, Pakistan, Journal of

Cleaner Production (2012), doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2012.02.016

The Nation October 07, 2017. Per capita water availability declines to 908 cubic meters.

WAPDA briefing to National Defense University (NDU) Delegate.

US-Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Drilled-well clearance distance

https://inspectapedia.com/water/Well_Clearance_Distances.php retrieved on 30th

November, 2018.

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/how-india-and-pakistan-are-competing-over-the-mighty-indus-river-a7769506.html

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/how-india-and-pakistan-are-competing-over-the-mighty-indus-river-a7769506.html

http://www.ipsnews.net/2015/11/drinking-water-shortages-plague-pakistan-region/

http://www.ipsnews.net/2015/11/drinking-water-shortages-plague-pakistan-region/

https://inspectapedia.com/water/Well_Clearance_Distances.php

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6. ANNEXURE

DRINKING WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS RESULTS OF DISTRICT CHARSADDA

Sr#

Location Latitude Longitude Elevation Owned

by Source

Depth

(feet)

Sample

Code Site ID EC pH Taste Color Odor Turb Ca Hard Mg Alk HCO3 CO3 Cl K Na

NO3

(N) SO4 TDS As F T. Col E. Coli

Safe/

Unsafe

Permissible limit NSDWQ (meters) NGVS 6.5-

8.5 Unobj Clear O.less

5

NTU NGVS

500

mg/l NGVS NGVS NGVS NGVS

250

mg/l NGVS NGVS

10

mg/l NGVS

1000

mg/l

50

µg/l

1.50

mg/l

Nil

CFU/1ml

Nil

CFU/1ml

1 TMA Office,

U/C MC-1 34°09.246 71°44.792 292 TMA

Tube

well 450 D-1(1)1 1-CHR 413 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.40 20 180 32 3 150 BDL 25 1.00 14 5 24 228 0.89 0.24 Nil Nil Safe

2 Charsadda

Hospital 34°09.225 71°44.657 298 - Bore 250 C-1(2)1 318 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.94 28 120 12 3 130 BDL 5 1.00 27 3 16 180 Nil Nil Safe

3 Sabzi Mandi

Peshwar Road 34°09.130 71°44.684 294 - Bore 65 C-2(3)1 562 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.95 60 260 27 5 250 BDL 8 1.00 26 5 17 311 8 1 Unsafe

4 AC Chowk 34°09.112 71°44.512 302 - Hand

pump 80 C-3(4)1 914 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 1.01 80 380 44 8 420 BDL 35 2.00 41 6 24 504 Nil Nil Safe

5 GTS Adda 34°09.104 71°44.368 340 - Bore 75 C-4(5)1 1569 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 1.74 160 610 51 12 580 BDL 112 6.00 80 9 17 814 20 Nil Unsafe

6

Parang College

Hassan Khel,

U/C MC-3

34°08.666 71°44.162 - TMA Tube

well 350 B-2(6)2 2-CHR 273 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.25 12 120 22 2 110 BDL 8 2.00 12 4 12 152 1.25 0.62 Nil Nil Safe

7 Purang Khaista

Khel 34°08.481 71°44.174 290 - Bore 92 C-1(7)2 1036 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.96 64 500 83 9 460 BDL 35 1.00 32 6 50 567 Nil Nil Safe

8 Parang Akhon

Khel 34°08.495 71°44.062 320 - Well 70 C-2(8)2 1470 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 2.00 140 580 56 9 450 BDL 125 6.00 75 9 60 772 18 8 Unsafe

9 Prang Ghari

Shahbaz 34°08.446 71°44.372 311 - Tap - C-3(9)2 313 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 3.51 20 140 22 3 140 BDL 13 1.00 17 1 15 174 43 3 Unsafe

10 Prang main Kaley 34°08.292 71°44.462 296 - Bore 55 C-4(10)2 383 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.83 28 150 19 3 130 BDL 13 1.00 21 7 22 213 Nil Nil Safe

11

Prang Main

Kaley, U/C MC-

2

34°08.080 71°44.379 302 TMA Tube


12 Mohallah menz

Mian Kaley 34°08.096 71°44.344 - - Bore 70 C-1(12)3 270 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.86 12 115 21 2 110 BDL 10 1.00 11 4 12 150 5 Nil Unsafe

13 Prang koz main

Kaley 34°08.077 71°44.528 364 - Tap - C-2(13)3 2025 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 1.14 150 710 81 13 650 BDL 150 19.00 147 1 158 1100 78 3 Unsafe

14 Parang koz main

Kaley 34°08.101 71°44.512 291 -

Hand

pump 45 C-3(14)3 2197 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.49 140 660 75 12 580 BDL 153 17.00 152 1 280 1168 Nil Nil Unsafe

15 Parang Khat

Kaley 34°08.076 71°44.746 296 - Bore 60 C-4(15)3 290 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.38 16 120 19 3 140 BDL 8 1.00 18 1 12 161 2 1 Unsafe

16 Parang Mama

Khel, U/C MC-2 34°08.403 71°44.040 307 TMA

Tube

well 450 D-4(16)4 4-CHR 315 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 1.36 28 130 15 2 120 BDL 10 1.00 16 4 15 176 0.32 0.09 2 1 Unsafe

17 Mama Khel

Parang 34°08.397 71°44.011 263 - Tap - C-1(17)4 1855 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 3.70 160 720 78 14 700 BDL 112 21.00 85 11 90 1014 Nil Nil Unsafe

18 Parang Mama

Khel 34°08.393 71°44.021 307 - Bore 85 C-2(18)4 300 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 4.80 32 120 10 3 130 BDL 8 2.00 20 1 12 166 Nil Nil Safe

19 Parang Mama

Khel 34°08.344 71°44.030 - -

Hand

pump 65 C-3(19)4 1895 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 10.70 110 690 101 14 680 BDL 96 132.00 48 9 90 1025 4 2 Unsafe

20 Parang Mama

Khel 34°08.375 71°44.085 351 - Tap - C-4(20)4 535 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 1.18 40 140 10 4 210 BDL 25 2.00 45 2 41 298 Nil Nil Safe

22

21

Parang Majoki

Masalabad, UC

MC-4

34°08.383 71°45.104 308 TMA Tube


22 Majoki masal

abad 34°08.188 71°08.022 292 - Bore 70 C-1(22)5 1742 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less

225.0

0 112 640 87 14 690 BDL 75 2.00 165 2 110 974 8 Nil Unsafe

23 Majoki masal

abad 34°08.245 71°45.043 282 - Bore 75 C-2(23)5 921 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.68 52 300 41 8 410 BDL 21 2.00 95 3 37 508 Nil Nil Safe

24 Mohallah Shangi

abad 34°08.165 71°45.075 286 - Tap - C-3(24)5 352 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.52 20 110 15 3 150 BDL 8 1.00 39 2 13 194 38 2 Unsafe

25 Fida Kandi 34°08.126 71°45.247 297 - Hand


26

Tehsil

Islamabad 2, UC

MC-2

34°08.895 71°45.171 319 TMA Tube


27 Naobahar Gali #8 34°08.938 71°45.304 320 - Bore 75 C-1(27)6 774 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 1.23 36 250 39 7 340 BDL 25 3.00 63 3 43 426 Nil Nil Safe

28 Nao Bahar

Islamabad 34°08.955 71°45.309 302 - Tap - C-2(28)6 429 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.21 28 170 24 4 180 BDL 15 1.00 32 2 24 239 Nil Nil Safe

29 Umar abad 34°08.779 71°45.360 293 - Tap - C-3(29)6 424 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 3.78 28 170 24 4 190 BDL 13 2.00 32 0 20 234 Nil Nil Safe

30 Umar abad 34°08.792 71°45.444 294 - Hand


31 Garhi Hameed

Gul, UC MC-1 34°09.397 71°44.674 299 TMA

Tube


32 Garhi Hameed

gul main 34°09.433 71°44.708 305 - Bore 60 C-1(32)7 1250 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 1.27 68 440 66 10 490 BDL 75 4.00 86 0 91 684 Nil Nil Safe

33 Garhi Hameed

gul main 34°09.440 71°44.753 309 - TAP - C-2(33)7 1252 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.38 68 450 68 10 490 BDL 75 4.00 86 3 91 699 Nil Nil Safe

34 Garhi Hameed

gul main 34°09.434 71°44.839 349 - Tap - C-3(34)7 375 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.78 24 150 22 4 180 BDL 8 2.00 27 2 9 209 Nil Nil Safe

35 Garhi Hameed

gul 34°09.385 71°44.902 331 -

Hand


36

Qazi Khel

Jadeed, UC

Village-2

34°09.255 71°44.468 292 TMA Tube


37 Qazi Khel 34°09.223 71°44.525 297 - Hand


38 Qazi Khel 34°09.253 71°44.510 316 - Tap - C-2(38)8 315 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.58 36 150 15 3 130 BDL 18 1.00 11 1 13 176 Nil Nil Safe

39 Jaded Qazi Khel 34°09.218 71°44.415 301 - Bore 70 C-3(39)8 414 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.58 32 170 22 4 180 BDL 18 2.00 28 0 20 232 8 Nil Unsafe

40 Jadeed Qazi Khel 34°09.190 71°44.402 295 - Tap - C-4(40)8 302 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.48 32 130 12 3 130 BDL 5 1.00 12 4 10 168 160 80 Unsafe

41 Ghazi Gul Baba

Bazar, UC MC-3 34°09.016 71°44.023 292 TMA

Tube


42 Bosa Khel Kaley 34°09046 71°43.986 282 - Well 65 C-1(42)9 354 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 1.85 40 160 15 3 140 BDL 25 2.00 13 2 10 197 72 36 Unsafe

43 Bosa Khel Kaley 34°09.046 71°43.930 317 - Tap - C-2(43)9 350 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.66 40 150 12 3 160 BDL 22 2.00 14 0 10 197 Nil Nil Safe

44 Bosa Khel 34°09.057 71°43.827 310 - Bore 85 C-3(44)9 315 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 1.61 52 140 2 3 130 BDL 18 1.00 9 1 14 177 28 Nil Unsafe

45 Bosa Khel 34°09.092 71°43.940 303 - Tap - C-4(45)9 394 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 1.18 40 190 22 3 150 BDL 25 1.00 12 2 19 218 Nil Nil Safe

46 Payanda Khel

Kaley, UC MC-1 34°09.160 71°43/736 277 TMA

Tube


23

47 Payanda Khel 34°09.118 71°43/752 289 - Tap - C-1(47)10 570 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.92 52 230 24 5 270 BDL 10 21.00 32 1 11 315 12 Nil Unsafe

48 Mohallah

Payanda Khel 34°09.041 71°43/765 328 -

Hand

pump 85 C-2(48)10 450 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.83 44 210 24 4 180 BDL 17 2.00 13 3 28 250 12 Nil Unsafe

49 Payanda Khel

Kaley 34°09.080 71°43/727 367 - Bore 85 C-3(49)10 472 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.83 40 220 29 4 200 BDL 18 2.00 16 4 20 263 8 Nil Unsafe

50 Payanda Khel 34°09.109 71°43/857 293 - Tap - C-4(50)10 333 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.97 52 160 7 3 140 BDL 18 1.00 6 0 16 185 15 Nil Unsafe

51

Sher Payan

Kandi, UC MC-

1

34°09.073 71°43/306 287 TMA Tube


52 Sher Payan Kandi 34°09.027 71°43/833 286 - Tap - C-1(52)11 284 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 0.92 28 120 12 3 130 BDL 18 2.00 8 0 10 157 Nil Nil Safe

53 Sher Payan Kaley 34°09.022 71°43.360 280 - Well 40 C-2(53)11 1687 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 5.00 140 600 61 11 550 BDL 150 26.00 100 1 120 931 13 1 Unsafe

54 Sher Payan Kandi 34°09.025 71°43.406 289 - Tap - C-3(54)11 319 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 1.68 30 130 13 2 120 BDL 22 2.00 15 0 21 177 Nil Nil Safe

55 Sher Payan

Kandy 34°09.002 71°43.450 285 - Bore 70 C-4(55)11 1080 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 1.88 164 450 10 8 380 BDL 95 7.00 60 1 54 620 Nil Nil Safe

56

Gul Bahar

Colony, UC MC-

3

34°09.352 71°45.530 328 TMA Tube


57 Gul Bahar Colony

mardan road 34°09.358 71°45.546 325 - Bore 100 C-1(57)12 1652 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 4.86 84 620 100 11 550 BDL 135 5.00 97 1 156 911 Nil Nil Unsafe

58 Station Muslim

abad 34°09.221 71°45.390 297 - Tap - C-2(58)12 850 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 1.21 48 380 63 7 330 BDL 58 3.00 38 1 62 473 200 100 Unsafe

59 Muslim abad 34°09.606 71°45.563 306 - Bore 70 C-3(59)12 1233 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 15.48 100 530 68 9 450 BDL 110 5.00 55 1 70 682 Nil Nil Unsafe

60 Quaid abad

colony 34°09.320 71°45.228 - - Bore 80 C-4(60)12 2074 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 27.70 92 650 102 8 400 BDL 138 24.00 160 2 383 1148 Nil Nil Unsafe

61 Firdos khan

korona 34°08.027 71°44.971 303 -

Hand

pump 45 C-1(61)13 13-CHR 468 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 31.50 28 140 17 3 160 BDL 21 7.00 44 1 45 262 5 Nil Unsafe

62 Sharqiabad 34°08.017 71°45.059 307 - Hand


63 Shabarwal Korom 34°07.958 71°45.148 285 - Hand


64 Shabarwal Korora 34°07.877 71°45.242 296 - Hand

pump 69 C-4(64)13 1440 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.80 144 590 56 12 590 BDL 98 10.00 110 12 78 903 60 20 Unsafe

65 Sheikh Kaley,

U/C Agra 34°07.090 071°41.141 284 PHED

Tube


66 Abdul Habib, 34°07.001 071°41.226 293 - Hand


67 Fareed Ali 34°06.981 071°41.222 297 - Tap - C-2(67)14 710 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 1.62 96 350 27 6 280 BDL 22 3.00 18 0 66 402 Nil Nil Safe

68 Jamae Masjid,

Miangan Kale - - - - Well 400 C-3(68)14 710 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 1.40 124 600 70 10 500 BDL 108 43.00 44 8 88 813 Nil Nil Unsafe

69

Govt Girls

School, Village

Jaba

34°06.829 071°41.348 - - Bore - C-4(69)14 1460 7.6 Unobj Clear O.less 0.87 88 350 32 6 300 BDL 30 4.00 15 0 48 398 Nil Nil Safe

70

Sheikh Kaley

Gul Colony, U/C

Agra

34°06.918 071°41.276 293 PHED Tube


71 Shah

Mmuhammad 34°06.926 071°41.257 270 -

Hand

pump - C-1(71)15 1040 7.7 Unobj Obj. O.less 59.00 88 500 68 8 400 BDL 60 19.00 11 1 68 558 Nil Nil Unsafe

24

72 Asim Khan 34°06.810 071°41.243 293 - Hand

pump - C-2(72)15 996 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 0.84 86 400 45 6 280 BDL 54 19.00 23 4 140 553 Nil Nil Safe

73 Munib Gul 34°06.810 071°41.326 300 - Tap - C-3(73)15 925 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.68 72 250 17 5 240 BDL 35 5.00 60 1 34 371 Nil Nil Safe

74 Wahab Gul 34°06.795 071°41.356 294 - Hand


75 Sardarjab Kodi,

U/C Augra 34°07.566 071°39.814 287 PHED

Tube


76 Rafaqat 34°07.577 071°39.824 293 - Bore - C-1(76)16 920 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 0.36 84 360 36 7 330 BDL 44 7.00 25 1 45 444 Nil Nil Safe

77 Tariq Khan,

Khudai Agra 34°07.641 071°39.722 281 - Bore - C-2(77)16 806 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 2.26 80 450 61 7 350 BDL 95 26.00 24 6 66 588 6 1 Unsafe

78 Lal Badsha 34°07.450 071°39.898 292 - Tap - C-3(78)16 1044 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 1.10 64 250 22 4 200 BDL 35 19.00 15 2 35 319 25 10 Unsafe

79 Azeem Khan 34°07.676 071°39.650 296 - Hand

pump - C-4(79)16 572 7.8 Unobj Obj. O.less 40.20 68 400 56 7 350 BDL 25 6.00 19 1 72 460 Nil Nil Unsafe

80 Agra Kaley, U/C

Agra 34°06.950 071°41.555 275 PHED

Tube


81 Gul Wahid 34°06.927 071°41.564 313 - Tap - C-1(81)17 736 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 5.00 52 280 36 5 230 BDL 35 3.00 15 2 32 320 Nil Nil Safe

82 Gul Faraz 34°07.011 071°41.449 304 - Hand


83 Zahid 34°07.016 071°41493 288 - Tap - C-3(83)17 950 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.92 60 280 32 5 250 BDL 39 3.00 16 0 20 321 Nil Nil Safe

84 Muhib Ullah 34°07.318 071°41087 299 - Hand


85

Sheikhabad

Rajjar, U/C

Rajjar

34°10.221 71°45.653 291 PHED Tube


86 Shaikh abad 34°10.186 071°45.740 291 - Hand


87 Bilal 34°10.172 071°45.785 287 - Tap - C-2(87)18 525 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.29 72 200 5 5 250 BDL 8 3.00 59 4 36 351 Nil Nil Safe

88 Hazrat Wali 34°10.228 071°45.580 306 - Tap - C-3(88)18 623 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.62 32 150 17 3 140 BDL 28 1.00 28 0 19 211 Nil Nil Safe

89 Salaj Kamar,

U/C MC-1 34°09.874 071°45.136 295 PHED

Tube


90 Haji

Shamshuddin 34°09.869 071°45.077 328 - Tap - C-1(90)19 484 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.48 60 370 53 8 420 BDL 75 98.00 43 2 80 670 Nil Nil Safe

91 Zeeshan 34°09.918 071°45.070 301 - Bore 50 C-2(91)19 1216 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.44 32 210 32 4 190 BDL 27 2.00 26 3 29 275 Nil Nil Safe

92 Munsif Jan 34°09.913 071°45.010 299 - Tap - C-3(92)19 494 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.52 30 210 33 4 190 BDL 25 2.00 30 1 29 267 Nil Nil Safe

93 Rajjar 1, UC

Rajjar-I 34°10.016 071°45.518 304 PHED

Tube


94 Kishwar Shah 34°10.039 071°45.494 305 - Bore 65 C-1(94)20 520 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.28 28 180 27 4 200 BDL 26 2.00 47 2 35 294 Nil Nil Safe

95 Habib ur Rehman 34°10.031 071°45.454 316 - Tap - C-2(95)20 520 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.46 84 600 95 8 400 BDL 80 2.00 48 2 74 632 Nil Nil Unsafe

96 Amjid 34°10.038 071°45.555 294 - Tap - C-3(96)20 1130 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.16 44 200 22 4 200 BDL 47 2.00 44 1 31 314 Nil Nil Safe

97

Garhi Kaka

Khel Rajjar, UC

Rajjar-I

34°10.237 071°45.335 329 PHED Tube


25

98 Kifayat Khan 34°10.229 071°45.356 334 - Hand


99 Sabeen Ullah 34°10.225 071°45433 357 - Tap - C-1(99)21 594 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.31 28 160 22 5 240 BDL 13 2.00 38 2 26 282 12 6 Unsafe

100 Pervaiz Akram 34°10.285 071°45.387 336 - Tap - C-1(100)21 506 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 5.00 56 180 10 5 230 BDL 27 2.00 46 2 41 329 Nil Nil Safe

101 Nissatta, U/C

Nissatta 34°06.335 071°45.376 292 PHED

Tube

well 430

D-

21(101)22 22-CHR 444 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.68 56 400 63 6 290 BDL 40 1.00 10 2 21 374 0.32 0.70 Nil Nil Safe

102 M Sohail 34°06.324 071°48103 - - Tap - C-1(102)22 732 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.46 30 160 21 4 190 BDL 10 1.00 38 1 24 242 2 Nil Unsafe

103 Abdullah 34°06.339 071°48.017 290 - Tap - C-2(103)22 433 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.25 32 160 19 5 230 BDL 10 1.00 49 1 14 268 Nil Nil Safe

104 Naeem 34°06.439 071°48.169 - - Hand


105 Zarineabad, U/C

Sheikho 34°08.589 071°49.012 300 PHED

Tube

well 435

D-


106 Mukhtyar 34°08.555 071°48901 316 - Hand


107 Saeed ullah 34°08.536 071°48886 301 - Tap - C-2(107)23 530 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.99 74 400 52 7 350 BDL 53 2.00 38 6 44 500 Nil Nil Safe

108 Amin ullah 34°08.377 071°48881 299 - Hand


109

Ghanda

Karkhana

Serderi, U/C

same

34°10.009 071°50042 297 PHED Tube

well 400

D-


110 Qasam 34°10.070 71°50059 303 - Tap - C-1(110)24 739 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.62 44 260 36 5 250 BDL 62 2.00 60 4 33 405 Nil Nil Safe

111 Aman ullah 34°10.070 071°50007 303 - Hand


112 Hassan jalal 34°11.001 071°40.335 287 - Tap - C-3(112)24 751 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.62 38 270 43 5 250 BDL 58 3.00 60 4 45 414 Nil Nil Safe

113 Sheikho Payan,

U/C Sheikho 34°09.606 071°51.141 302 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-


114 M. Shah 34°09.665 071°51.137 296 - Bore 32 C-1(114)25 636 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.46 76 260 17 5 250 BDL 30 2.00 28 6 25 354 Nil Nil Safe

115 Ammanullah 34°09.875 071°51.128 282 - Tap - C-2(115)25 637 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.65 68 450 68 8 400 BDL 75 4.00 29 3 26 523 Nil Nil Safe

116 Hashim Khan 34°09.779 071°51.021 317 - Tap - C-3(116)25 935 7.5 Unobj Clear O.less 0.48 56 330 46 6 300 BDL 17 2.00 25 3 27 366 Nil Nil Safe

117 Gul abad Mira,

U/C Khanmai 34°12.022 071°52.83 324 PHED

Tube

well 430

D-


118 Ihsanullah 34°11.900 071°52.267 - - Hand


119 Khalid 34°12.079 071°52.262 307 - Tap - C-2(119)26 454 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.63 28 180 27 4 180 BDL 21 1.00 28 2 18 240 Nil Nil Safe

120 Dost M 34°12.175 071°52.272 324 - Hand


121

Khora Mufti

abad, U/C

Mamad Naray

34°12.012 071°49.008 306 - Hand


122 Khan Mai (N/F) 34°13.486 071°52.796 327 PHED Tube

well - N/F 27-CHR N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

123 BHU, U/C Khan

Mai, 34°13.602 071°52.630 332 - Bore 80 C-1(123)27 735 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 1.61 32 250 41 7 330 BDL 27 4.00 68 3 25 434 Nil Nil Safe

26

124 Khan Mai 34°14.006 071°52.451 353 - Hand


125 Behlola, U/C

Behlola 34°14.749 071°51.244 347 PHED

Tube

well 410

D-


126 M Karim 34°14.772 071°51.241 341 - Bore 100 C-1(126)28 401 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.61 36 110 5 3 170 BDL 13 1.00 38 3 14 228 Nil Nil Safe

127 Shujib 34°14.665 071°51.382 384 - Hand


128

Islamabad

Korana, U/C

Dargai (N/F)

34°10.177 071°52.493 304 PHED Tube


129 Siraj 34°10.184 071°52.497 306 - Hand

pump 35 C-1(129)29 926 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 2.78 56 390 61 8 400 BDL 30 1.00 50 10 30 495 BDL 12 2 Unsafe

130 Misbahullah 34°09.979 071°52.592 343 - Hand


131

Kalyas Ghani

Korara, U/C

Dheri Zardad

34°06.252 071°51.450 285 PHED Tube

well 500

D-


132 Fawad 34°06.191 071°51.365 286 - Hand


133 Abid Ali 34°06.187 071°51.374 297 - Hand


134 M Naeem 34°05.982 071°51125 305 - Bore - C-3(134)30 910 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.95 64 390 56 8 380 BDL 50 1.00 36 9 27 458 Nil Nil Safe

135 Mursaleen Haji 34°08.167 071°46.544 291 - Hand


136

Iqbalabad, UC

Dheri Zardad

(N/F)

34°04.335 071°51.129 - PHED Tube


137 Sher zaman 34°04.333 071°51.132 299 - Bore - C-1(137)30 855 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 1.39 68 360 46 7 340 BDL 35 4.00 57 6 32 443 Nil Nil Safe

138 Taimur 34°04.391 071°51.145 298 - Hand


139 Khan Muhammad 34°03.861 071°51.380 300 - Bore 65 C-3(139)30 1370 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 1.37 98 460 52 10 480 BDL 86 6.00 118 6 80 696 8 Nil Unsafe

140

Gojrano Kily,

UC Dheri

Zardad

34°03.702 071°50.808 355 PHED Tube

well 400

D-

28(140)32 32-CHR 466 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 96.80 48 200 19 3 160 BDL 20 1.00 18 6 28 215 1.60 0.24 Nil Nil Unsafe

141 Ismaeel 34°03.685 071°50.798 296 - Bore - C-1(141)32 1278 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 2.67 76 460 66 10 490 BDL 95 8.00 82 6 58 650 50 25 Unsafe

142 Saeed wali 34°03.699 071°50.665 314 - Hand

pump - C-2(142)32 2431 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 38.20 240 750 36 12 590 BDL 155 2.00 174 10 340 1123 Nil Nil Unsafe

143 Tasleem khan 34°03.971 071°50.993 303 - Bore - C-3(143)32 710 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.30 60 340 46 7 330 BDL 15 4.00 32 3 23 396 15 5 Unsafe

144 Dheri Zardad

(N/F) 34°03.012 071°50.616 299 PHED

Tube


145 Wafadar Khan 34°03.061 071°51.279 300 - Hand

pump 85 C-1(145)33 940 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.91 60 400 61 8 400 BDL 30 4.00 50 3 65 527 1.03 12 2 Unsafe

146 Atif 34°02.844 071°50.305 303 - Bore - C-2(146)33 1272 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 0.63 32 410 80 9 460 BDL 96 15.00 105 7 72 665 Nil Nil Safe

147

Turlandi Kaley,

UC Dheri

Zardad

34°05.367 071°49.969 318 PHED Tube

well 400

D-


148 Sabz Ali 34°05.490 071°50.204 288 - Tap - C-1(148)34 666 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.62 32 230 36 5 250 BDL 40 2.00 60 2 43 360 Nil Nil Safe

27

149 Hayat khan 34°05.253 071°49.576 355 - Bore - C-2(149)34 1806 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 0.41 80 660 112 14 720 BDL 75 6.00 149 6 120 1010 Nil Nil Unsafe

150 Abdullah 34°05.051 071°49.355 300 - Well - C-3(150)34 1493 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.35 56 500 92 12 580 BDL 38 5.00 142 7 115 856 5 2 Unsafe

151 Firdos Khan

Krona, (N/F) 34°08.592 071°45.605 292 PHED

Tube


152 Aizaz 34°08.594 071°45.604 - - Bore - C-1(152)35 420 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 0.63 44 240 32 4 220 BDL 7 1.00 5 1 9 238 Nil Nil Safe

153 Akhter Ali 34°08.341 071°45.572 292 - Bore 110 C-2(153)35 424 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.61 20 210 39 5 230 BDL 8 2.00 8 1 17 260 Nil Nil Safe

154 Taseer Ullah 34°08.521 071°45.868 301 - Hand


155

Katigan

Utmanzai, U/C

Utmanzai

34°11.075 071°45.390 324 PHED Tube

well 350

D-


156 Qaiser 34°11.077 071°45.363 295 - Well - C-1(156)36 682 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.47 44 260 36 6 280 BDL 45 8.00 36 5 19 351 Nil Nil Safe

157 Umer Farooq 34°11.117 071°45.409 289 - Bore 75 C-2(157)36 372 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 0.32 28 150 19 4 180 BDL 8 1.00 25 1 12 222 Nil Nil Safe

158 Jaffar Ali 34°11.167 071°45.408 293 - Bore - C-3(158)36 538 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 1.03 28 210 34 5 240 BDL 18 4.00 36 4 15 302 Nil Nil Safe

159 Tariq Abad, UC

Utmanzai 34°11.106 071°46.252 310 PHED

Tube

well 500

D-


160 Waqar 34°11.025 071°45.227 316 - Hand


161 Qaiser 34°11.201 071°46.266 307 - Hand

pump - C-2(161)37 707 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 3.46 56 340 49 7 340 BDL 8 1.00 22 4 33 404 10 Nil Unsafe

162 Raheemullah 34°11.053 071°46.139 297 - Tap - C-3(162)37 882 8.2 Unobj Clear O.less 5.00 44 360 61 8 390 BDL 25 2.00 70 3 39 509 2 Nil Unsafe

163 Haleemabad,

U/C Turangzai 34°11.925 071°46.305 307 PHED

Tube

well 450

D-


164 Ijaz Hussain 34°11.922 071°46.317 298 - Bore 30 C-1(164)38 864 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 1.52 78 350 38 8 380 BDL 21 26.00 24 9 24 468 Nil Nil Safe

165 Sher bahadur 34°11.915 071°46.377 303 - Hand


166 Jamal 34°12.096 071°46.545 296 - Well 60 C-3(166)38 735 8.1 Unobj Clear O.less 2.22 72 370 46 7 370 BDL 13 1.00 19 1 31 427 Nil Nil Safe

167

Turangzai Main,

UC Turangzai

(N/F)

34°12.935 071°45.033 310 PHED Tube


168 Salman 34°12.942 071°45.049 327 - Bore - C-1(168)39 801 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 0.31 72 390 51 8 380 BDL 10 2.00 35 3 33 458 BDL Nil Nil Safe

169 Tariq 34°12.995 071°44.939 303 - Hand


170 Sareer 34°13.032 071°44.956 306 - Well - C-3(170)39 909 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.83 90 410 45 8 410 BDL 28 4.00 30 6 34 489 15 5 Unsafe

171

Merozai

Turangzai, UC

Turangzai (N/F)

34°13.161 071°44.663 304 PHED Tube


172 Sher Zaman 34°13.149 071°44.668 310 - Bore - C-1(172)40 774 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.30 68 310 34 7 340 BDL 25 2.00 41 5 34 426 0.20 22 7 Unsafe

173 Saeed ali 34°13.120 071°44.674 304 - Bore 65 C-2(173)41 710 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 0.61 60 320 41 6 310 BDL 33 1.00 27 0 44 386 5 Nil Unsafe

174 M Sadiq 34°13.208 071°44.631 336 - Bore - C-3(174)40 850 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 1.33 80 380 44 7 370 BDL 25 2.00 36 5 37 454 Nil Nil Safe

28

175 Umerzai, U/C

Umerzai (N/F) 34°14.619 071°43.419 349 PHED

Tube


176 Niaz Ali 34°14.651 071°43.460 319 - Bore 65 C-1(176)41 1155 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.59 44 420 75 10 490 BDL 75 5.00 90 9 15 615 1.26 Nil Nil Safe

177 Sanaullah 34°14.681 071°34.99 318 - Bore - C-2(177)41 1177 7.8 Unobj Clear O.less 1.23 98 480 57 10 490 BDL 62 6.00 64 8 35 609 Nil Nil Safe

178 Pervaiz 34°14.688 071°43.456 343 - Bore 55 C-3(178)41 1140 8.3 Unobj Clear O.less 0.52 80 460 63 9 470 BDL 72 3.00 60 7 36 582 10 Nil Unsafe

179 Umerzai, U/C

Umerzai (N/F) 34°14.547 071°43.436 308 PHED

Tube


180 Hadeem Jan 34°14.508 071°43.417 308 - Bore - C-1(180)42 1328 7.9 Unobj Clear O.less 0.83 120 500 61 11 560 BDL 75 7.00 66 6 45 691 Nil Nil Safe

181 Saeed ullah 34°14.481 071°43.347 316 - Bore - C-2(181)42 777 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.47 56 340 49 7 370 BDL 18 6.00 29 4 33 446 10 Nil Unsafe

182 Latifullah 34°14.296 071°43.484 312 - Bore - C-3(182)42 1392 7.7 Unobj Clear O.less 3.76 120 560 63 12 580 BDL 85 13.00 66 7 42 715 8 Nil Unsafe

183 Hajiabad

Umerzai (N/F) 34°14.036 071°44.243 348 PHED

Tube


184 Noman 34°14.028 071°44.237 306 - Bore - C-1(184)43 629 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 0.84 52 290 39 6 280 BDL 25 1.00 12 5 27 328 5 Nil Unsafe

185 Irfan ullah qadri 34°14.311 071°44.351 307 - Bore - C-2(185)43 810 8.4 Unobj Clear O.less 0.59 52 310 44 7 370 BDL 13 5.00 51 6 37 473 Nil Nil Safe

186 Farooq 34°14.311 071°44.351 323 - Hand


187

Zarbab Ghari,

UC Nera

Umerzai (N/F)

34°16.034 071°47.309 349 PHED Tube


188 GGHS 34°16.025 071°47.291 347 - Hand


189 M Fiaz 34°16.007 071°47.222 346 - Hand

pump - C-2(189)44 514 7.7 Unobj Clear O.less 36.00 68 270 24 5 230 BDL 10 0.60 6 2 29 270 Nil Nil Unsafe

190 Bilal jan 34°16.005 071°47.199 349 - Bore - C-3(190)44 557 8.0 Unobj Clear O.less 2.44 72 280 24 5 250 BDL 13 1.00 8 7 10 279 3 Nil Unsafe

191 Hajyano Khel

(N/F) 34°16.414 071°46.744 339 PHED

Tube


192 Abdullah 34°16.408 071°60.00 303 - Hand

pump - C-1(192)45 658 7.8 UnObj C. less O. less 1.89 48 280 39 5 250 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 367 Nil Nil Safe

193 Samiullah 34°16.370 071°46.638 338 - Hand

pump - C-2(193)45 602 7.8 UnObj C. less O. less 4.70 48 260 34 4 220 BDL 36 1.50 27 6 29 334 Nil Nil Safe

194 Rehman gul 34°16.507 071°46.818 341 - Hand

pump - C-3(194)45 687 7.8

Un.

Obj C. less O. less 4.48 48 280 39 5 270 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 379 Nil Nil Safe

195 Sarki Titar, U/C

Sarki Titar 34°14.806 071°48.572 340 PHED

Tube


196 Zia 34°14.796 071°48.613 347 - Bore - C-1(196)46 880 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.27 140 400 12 6 310 BDL 40 3.10 25 8 50 492 Nil Nil Safe

197 Nor ali 34°14.846 071°47.587 330 - Hand

pump - C-2(197)46 477 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.91 36 200 27 4 190 BDL 20 1.50 25 3 28 265 0.30 Nil Nil Safe

198 Meer Rehman 34°14.116 071°47.704 348 - Hand

pump - C-3(197)46 595 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 11.28 52 260 32 5 230 BDL 12 0.30 31 7 32 328 Nil Nil Unsafe

199 Asif 34°14.114 071°47.703 346 - Bore - C-4(197)46 611 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.86 48 260 34 5 230 BDL 36 1.50 27 6 29 340 Nil Nil Safe

200

Nemorai Baba,

U/C Hisara

Yaseenzai

34°12.367 071°42.996 307 PHED Tube

well -

D-

33(200)47 47-CHR 516 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 1.23 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 12 0.80 22 5 28 284 0.60 0.19 Nil Nil Safe

29

201 Firdos khan 34°12.383 071°42.997 308 - Bore - C-1(201)47 660 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 2.24 48 280 39 5 250 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 367 Nil Nil Safe

202 Shiraj 34°12.411 071°42.926 - - Well 20 C-2(202)47 485 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 1.27 36 200 27 4 200 BDL 20 1.50 25 3 28 271 15 Nil Unsafe

203 Sabit shah 34°12.345 071°43.260 300 - Hand

pump - C-3(203)47 610 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.31 48 260 34 5 230 BDL 36 1.50 27 6 29 340 Nil Nil Safe

204

Malik Raza

Khan, U/C

Turangzai

34°12.725 071°47.607 315 PHED Tube


205 Sher Shah 34°12.756 071°47.642 308 - Bore - C-1(205)48 618 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.08 48 260 34 5 230 BDL 36 1.50 27 6 29 340 4 2 Unsafe

206 Abdullah Jan 34°12.719 071°47.600 310 - Bore - C-2(206)48 730 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.72 68 310 34 6 290 BDL 28 0.30 28 9 35 407 Nil Nil Safe

207 Muharam Said 34°12.570 071°47.851 309 - Bore - C-3(207)48 690 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.22 48 280 39 6 280 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 385 8 4 Unsafe

208 Sheedan 34°12.617 071°48625 357 PHED Tube


209 Fareedon 34°12.620 071°48.623 328 - Bore - C-1(209)49 540 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.22 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 12 0.30 27 7 32 301 BDL Nil Nil Safe

210 Matloob 34°12.689 071°48.687 324 - Bore - C-2(210)49 580 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 21.50 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 26 0.30 27 8 34 322 Nil Nil Unsafe

211 Sareer 34°13.051 071°48.936 316 - Hand

Pump - C-3(211)49 324 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 2.21 28 150 19 3 130 BDL 12 1.60 10 4 14 181 Nil Nil Safe

212 M Nari, U/C M.

Nari 34°14.164 071°50.459 339 PHED

Tube


213 M Raweedar 34°14.125 071°50.429 336 - Hand

Pump 72 C-1(213)50 286 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.23 20 120 17 2 100 BDL 18 1.50 12 4 12 158 0.30 Nil Nil Safe

214 Munawar Shah 34°14.075 071°50.334 332 - Bore - C-2(214)50 628 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.37 48 260 34 3 230 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 350 Nil Nil Safe

215 Noorzada 34°13.985 071°50.382 328 - Hand

Pump 65 C-3(215)50 686 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.79 60 270 29 5 250 BDL 32 3.10 38 7 36 379 Nil Nil Safe

216 Arat Krona, UC

M. Nari 34°14.664 071°50.993 341 PHED

Tube

well 520

D-


217 Sheeraz 34°14.548 071°51.007 370 - Hand

Pump - C-1(217)51 834 8.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.43 60 210 15 5 230 BDL 60 2.30 90 6 75 466 0.36 Nil Nil Safe

218 M jan 34°14.477 071°50947 336 - Hand


219 Minhaj 34°14.487 071°50938 339 - Hand


220 Aitbar gul 34°14.548 071°50941 336 - Bore - C-4(220)51 365 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.21 24 120 15 3 130 BDL 5 2.00 30 5 28 204 Nil Nil Safe

221

Nista

Shaikhabad, UC

Dosehra

34°06.678 071°48.686 PHED Tube


222 Aizaz ali 34°06.636 071°48.658 - Hand


223 Islam Bacha 34°06.660 071°48.699 - Bore - C-2(223)52 682 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.20 36 270 44 6 280 BDL 8 3.20 45 9 35 379 Nil Nil Safe

224 Naiz ali 34°06.706 071°48.724 - Hand


225 Saifullah 34°06.690 071°48.813 - Hand


226 Azizabad Killi,

UC Dherizardad 34°07.318 071°52.011 PHED

Tube

well 390

D-

35(226)53 53-CHR 565 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.46 40 200 24 4 180 30 25 2.70 43 9 32 315 BDL 0.18 Nil Nil Safe

30

227 Zahid Jamal 34°07.421 071°51.932 - Hand


228 Gul Badsha/Atif 34°07.447 071°52.070 - Bore 75 C-2(228)53 630 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.25 36 240 36 5 240 BDL 12 2.40 46 6 45 348 Nil Nil Safe

229 Mushtaq 34°07.297 071°51.989 - Hand


230 Nazo Kaley, UC

Dherizardad 34°07.956 071°52.500 PHED

Tube


231 Shah faisal 34°07.950 071°52.500 - Hand


232 Hashmat Ali 34°07.878 071°52.455 - Bore 65 C-2(232)54 1028 8.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.29 44 280 41 9 450 BDL 38 3.90 116 3 48 575 Nil Nil Safe

233 Shah Khalid 34°07.743 071°52.538 - Hand

Pump 70 C-3(233)54 774 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 14.80 60 280 32 5 250 BDL 12 3.00 48 9 85 429 0.20 Nil Nil Unsafe

234 Barkat Gull 34°07.641 071°52.561 - Hand


235 Dosehra (Dag),

UC Dosehra 34°08.689 071°54.389 PHED

Tube


236 Adil 34°08525 071°54.329 - Hand


237 Amber Shah 34°08648 071°54.304 - Hand

Pump 41 C-2(237)55 1200 8.1 Unobj Obj. O. less 90.00 80 450 61 9 450 BDL 62 8.10 85 9 63 669 5 Nil Unsafe

238 Wasif Khan 34°08678 071°54.418 - Bore 80 C-3(238)56 1137 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 2.03 28 250 44 10 490 BDL 22 90.00 84 7 35 628 5 Nil Unsafe

239

Doshera

Khattakabad,

UC Dosehra

34°08710 071°54.291 PHED Tube


240 Akhter gull 34°08712 071°54.264 - Hand

Pump - C-1(240)56 1300 8.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.18 120 600 73 10 500 30 62 6.60 40 11 65 715 Nil Nil Unsafe

241 Amir Hussain 34°08906 071°54.289 - Hand


242 Saleh Muhammad 34°09162 071°54.219 - Bore - C-3(242)56 416 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.21 40 120 5 2 90 40 26 3.20 39 4 48 233 6 Nil Unsafe

243 Mani Khala, UC

Mangaderi 34°10115 071°53.846 PHED

Tube


244 Bacha Rhman 34°10118 071°53.849 - Hand

Pump - C-1(244)57 570 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 1.34 36 190 24 4 190 BDL 24 3.00 44 7 38 314 5 Nil Unsafe

245 Shah Zaman 34°10132 071°53.892 - Hand

Pump 45 C-2(245)57 460 8.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.16 40 180 19 4 180 30 13 2.00 32 4 21 253 Nil Nil Unsafe

246 Dargai Korana,

UC Darai 34°10601 071°53.342 PHED

Tube


247 Falak Siyyar 34°10606 071°53.338 - Bore 60 C-1(247)58 400 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.21 28 170 24 3 160 50 17 3.00 24 3 18 224 0.87 Nil Nil Unsafe

248 Rasheed

Hamdard 34°10786 071°53.20 -

Hand


249 Inayat ullah 34°10766 071°53.231 - Bore - C-3(249)58 580 8.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.14 36 210 29 4 190 30 24 3.00 44 7 38 319 Nil Nil Unsafe

250

Mani Khala

Shamilot, UC

Dargai

34°10155 071°55.172 PHED Tube


251 Johar Ali 34°10043 071°55.126 - Bore - C-1(251)59 854 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.26 72 350 41 7 330 BDL 35 4.00 38 9 42 470 Nil Nil Safe

252 Nasrullah 34°10085 071°55.252 - Hand

Pump - C-2(252)59 1009 8.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.11 60 460 75 9 450 20 27 5.00 45 9 55 577 5 Nil Unsafe

31

253 Hakeem Jan 34°10156 071°55.170 - Hand


254

Baz mian Krona,

UC Ghnda

Karkara

34°09183 071°46.437 295 PHED Tube


255 Asif 34°09393 071°46.503 - Hand

Pump 50 C-1(255)60 1997 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 2.61 130 800 115 16 780 BDL 57 4.00 130 13 155 1117 Nil Nil Unsafe

256 Saeed Afzal 34°09333 071°46.437 - Bore 65 C-2(256)60 683 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 5.00 48 280 39 5 250 BDL 32 2.00 25 9 42 378 Nil Nil Safe

257 Altaf 34°09192 071°46.435 - Hand


258

Dab Gareeb

abad, UC Mira

Prang

34°08634 071°46.758 PHED Tube


259 Khadim Ahmed 34°08662 071°46.755 - Bore - C-1(259)61 757 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.15 64 380 53 7 350 BDL 13 2.00 20 8 23 421 10 Nil Unsafe

260 Haji Irshad ullah 34°08587 071°46.832 - Bore - C-2(260)61 591 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.11 60 230 19 4 220 BDL 13 3.00 33 8 35 331 Nil Nil Safe

261 Wahid Gul 34°08716 071°46.978 - Hand


262 Amin Jan Kaley,

UC Mira Prang 34°08240 071°47.400 PHED

Tube


263 Wajid 34°08240 071°47.388 - Bore - C-1(263)62 476 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.12 20 160 27 4 190 BDL 10 3.00 45 6 21 266 5 Nil Unsafe

264 Niaz Ali 34°08202 071°47.495 - Bore - C-2(264)62 640 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.24 72 330 36 6 280 BDL 10 2.00 15 6 25 355 15 Nil Unsafe

265 Wajid Ali 34°08637 071°47.406 - Hand


266 Palosa ayazabad,

UC Nisatta 34°08408 071°49.729 PHED

Tube

well 400

D-


267 Bilal 34°08371 071°49.726 - Tap - C-1(267)63 498 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 24 190 32 4 180 BDL 20 4.00 35 1 48 275 Nil Nil Safe

268 Zameer Gul 34°08411 071°49.814 - Bore 50 C-2(268)63 494 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 24 190 32 4 180 BDL 20 4.00 35 1 48 275 6.09 Nil Nil Safe

269 Ismaeel 34°08361 071°50.220 - Hand


270 Ibraheem Zai,

UC Dosehra 34°08223 071°51.396 PHED

Tube

well 300

D-

37(270)64 64-CHR 669 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 1.59 24 260 49 4 220 BDL 44 2.60 34 7 55 371 BDL 1.40 Nil Nil Safe

271 Nor Zeb Khan 34°08225 071°51.385 - Bore - C-1(271)64 760 7.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.36 40 280 44 7 350 BDL 17 3.50 50 4 37 419 Nil Nil Safe

272 Salar Khan 34°08395 071°51.355 - Hand

Pump - C-2(272)64 714 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 11.65 40 350 61 7 330 BDL 18 2.20 30 2 35 393 Nil Nil Unsafe

273 Mukamil 34°09018 071°51.133 PHED Bore 55 C-3(273)64 527 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 28.00 24 190 32 4 200 BDL 20 12.60 35 3 36 292 Nil Nil Unsafe

274 Sur khat Killi,

UC Sheikho 34°09097 071°49.246 PHED

Tube


275 Nabi gul 34°09095 071°49.245 - Bore - C-1(275)65 735 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.16 48 330 51 7 330 BDL 10 3.90 34 7 32 408 1.39 Nil Nil Safe

276 Ibrahim Jan 34°09144 071°49.243 - Bore 55 C-2(276)65 695 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.16 24 270 51 5 230 BDL 48 2.50 34 7 55 384 5 Nil Unsafe

277 Irfan 34°09073 071°49.207 - Hand


278 Shah Jehan 34°09039 071°49.283 - Hand


32

279 Miangano Killi,

UC Dargan 34°10586 071°40.3 PHED

Tube


280 Jaffar shah 34°10882 071°51.673 - Bore - C-1(280)66 715 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 36 270 44 5 260 BDL 28 2.80 49 8 43 394 Nil Nil Safe

281 Imran 34°10549 071°51.383 - Hand

Pump - C-2(281)66 656 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.15 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 6 46 364 0.66 Nil Nil Safe

282 Raza shah 34°10457 071°51.330 - Hand


283

Pakistan Depo

Serdheri, UC

Dargai

34°10396 071°51.198 PHED Tube


284 Moshin Ali 34°10297 071°51.192 - Bore - C-1(284)67 866 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 2.04 72 350 41 7 350 BDL 25 2.20 58 10 29 482 Nil Nil Safe

285 Shuaib ur

Rehman 34°10240 071°51.223 - Bore - C-2(285)67 838 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.89 64 390 56 7 330 BDL 30 2.20 41 10 24 464 Nil Nil Safe

286 Masood School 34°10311 071°51.226 - Bore - C-3(286)67 732 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.35 60 360 51 6 310 20 22 2.90 30 7 24 407 6 Nil Unsafe

287 Sher malik 34°10311 071°50.974 - Bore - C-3(287)67 597 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.45 64 260 24 5 230 BDL 17 1.50 23 7 30 329 3 Nil Unsafe

288

Kanan Khel

(Rajjar), UC

Kanan Khel

34°10261 071°45.139 PHED Tube

well 350

D-


289 Willayat Shah 34°10243 071°45.073 - Tap - C-1(289)68 339 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.19 28 160 22 3 150 20 8 2.20 15 1 21 188 17 2 Unsafe

290 Naseem Jan 34°10187 071°44.966 - Tap - C-2(290)68 315 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.12 24 130 17 3 140 20 8 2.50 15 1 21 175 25 5 Unsafe

291 Ilyas 34°10216 071°45.158 - Bore - C-3(291)68 712 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.16 36 260 41 5 240 20 48 5.50 56 6 39 396 20 Nil Unsafe

292 Wardaga, UC

Pajjar (2) N/F 34°11446 071°50.936 PHED

Tube


293 Fazli Khaliq 34°11469 071°50.969 - Bore - C-1(293)69 602 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.11 76 280 22 5 260 BDL 15 6.10 16 5 18 331 0.26 Nil Nil Safe

294 Baseer ullah 34°11524 071°50.955 - Hand


295 Lal Zada 34°11438 071°50.912 - Hand


296 Ayoub Khan 34°11146 071°50.837 - Hand


297 Sadam 34°11148 071°50.833 - Hand


298 Bar Killi, UC

Pajjar (2) 34°11164 071°49.808 PHED

Tube


299 Riaz gul 34°11170 071°49.801 - Hand

Pump - C-1(299)70 773 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.28 64 320 39 6 320 30 15 1.10 55 6 36 429 0.72 Nil Nil Safe

300 Jahangir 34°11194 071°49.827 - Hand


301 Sardar Ali 34°10868 071°49.053 - Hand


302 Adnan 34°10546 071°49.273 - Hand


303 Serdheri, UC

Serdheri 34°10220 071°50.379 PHED

Tube


304 M nadeem 34°10224 071°50.375 - Bore - C-1(304)71 750 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.52 60 260 27 6 300 BDL 15 58.00 25 7 17 413 Nil Nil Safe

33

305 Rafiullah 34°10263 071°50.417 - Hand


306 Wasif Jan 34°10287 071°50.452 - Hand


307

Mohallah Piran

Utmanzai-I, UC

Piran

34°11481 071°45.715 TMA Tube

well 400

D-


308 Inayat 34°11453 071°45.479 - Tap - C-1(308)72 371 8.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.47 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 2.20 26 3 21 206 4 2 Unsafe

309 Arif Jan 34°11463 071°45.786 - Tap - C-2(309)72 363 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.18 24 140 19 3 140 BDL 7 2.20 28 3 24 202 5 Nil Unsafe

310 Shokat 34°11536 071°45.851 - Bore - C-3(310)72 683 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 4.90 60 250 24 5 250 BDL 10 2.60 46 7 55 379 Nil Nil Safe

311

Mohallah Piran

Utmanzai-II, UC

Piran

34°11546 071°45.626 TMA Tube

well 400

D-

40(311)73 73-CHR 384 8.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.43 16 140 24 3 130 40 5 1.70 22 7 34 212 BDL 0.45 Nil Nil Unsafe

312 Qasim Jan 34°11615 071°45.940 - Bore - C-1(312)73 794 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 1.81 56 280 34 5 250 BDL 25 4.00 58 10 67 438 Nil Nil Safe

313 Bashir 34°11551 071°45.685 - Bore - C-2(313)73 690 8.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.34 64 250 22 5 230 40 36 1.60 43 8 40 380 Nil Nil Unsafe

314 Sohail 34°11620 071°45.660 - Tap - C-3(314)73 381 8.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.21 16 140 24 3 130 50 5 1.60 22 7 34 212 Nil Nil Unsafe

315

Tarnab

Malmala, UC

Tarnab-I

34°13466 071°40.743 PHED Tube

well 300

D-


316 Gohar Ali 34°13448 071°40.761 - Tap - C-1(316)74 472 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 1.23 48 200 19 3 170 BDL 12 1.50 13 9 25 261 Nil Nil Safe

317 Irfan Gul 34°13405 071°41.044 - Well - C-2(317)74 744 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 19.40 48 250 32 4 220 BDL 32 1.30 58 10 67 414 0.23 15 Nil Unsafe

318 M Akram 34°13155 071°41.167 - Hand


319 Sulaiman 34°12028 071°42.035 - Well - C-4(319)74 575 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 4.70 68 220 12 4 180 BDL 16 1.00 25 10 44 318 20 Nil Unsafe

320

Shenay Korana

Rasheedabad,

UC Tarnab-II

34°13359 071°40.787 PHED Tube

well 300

D-

42(320)75 75-CHR 494 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.63 48 200 19 4 180 50 18 1.50 18 8 28 276 0.54 Nil Nil Unsafe

321 Abdur Rehman 34°13348 071°40.788 - Tap - C-1(321)75 480 8.8 Unobj C. less O. less 1.17 48 200 19 4 180 40 18 1.50 18 6 28 268 8 Nil Unsafe

322 Niaz Ali 34°13270 071°40.819 - Hand


323 Kiramatullah 34°13202 071°40.864 - Tap - C-3(323)75 482 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.95 48 200 19 4 180 50 18 1.50 18 6 28 268 Nil Nil Unsafe

324

Dagi Mukaram

Khan, UC

Tarnab

34°13962 071°40.074 PHED Tube

well 197

D-


325 Abdul Basit 34°13957 071°40.063 - Bore - C-1(325)76 645 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 5.00 60 230 19 4 220 BDL 10 2.60 46 7 55 356 Nil Nil Safe

326 Ruhullah 34°13984 071°40.104 - Hand

Pump 60 C-2(326)76 562 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 2.41 68 220 12 4 180 60 16 1.00 25 9 44 314 Nil Nil Unsafe

327 Redigul 34°14024 071°40.138 - Well - C-3(327)76 696 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 1.28 64 250 22 5 230 BDL 36 1.60 43 9 40 384 13 5 Unsafe

328 Amir Abad, UC

Dhaki 34°17560 071°47.126 PHED

Tube

well 400

D-

44(328)77 77-CHR 638 9.0 Unobj C. less O. less 1.05 60 230 19 4 220 40 10 2.60 46 7 55 356 BDL 0.35 Nil Nil Unsafe

329 Mazzullah 34°17611 071°47.159 - Bore 65 C-1(329)77 628 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 1.79 52 230 24 4 200 BDL 36 2.60 46 3 55 349 0.48 Nil Nil Safe

34

330 Zafar Ali 34°17552 071°47.138 - Tap - C-2(330)77 651 8.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.39 60 230 19 4 220 BDL 10 2.60 46 8 55 360 4 2 Unsafe

331 Sheer M 34°17550 071°47.189 - Tap - C-3(331)77 511 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.23 56 200 15 4 180 BDL 18 1.40 18 8 30 281 Nil Nil Safe

332 Bakht M 34°17719 071°47.260 - Hand

Pump - C-4(332)77 709 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.15 64 250 22 5 230 BDL 36 1.60 43 10 45 394 8 5 Unsafe

333

Haji Ahmed

Noor Kaley, UC

Dhaki

34°18419 071°46.757 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

45(333)78 78-CHR 512 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.17 60 200 12 4 180 BDL 18 1.40 18 8 30 283 0.21 Nil Nil Safe

334 Fassiullah 34°18445 071°46.834 - Tap - C-1(334)78 517 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.21 60 210 15 4 180 BDL 20 1.40 18 7 34 287 2 Nil Unsafe

335 M Ayat 34°18549 071°46.964 - Tap - C-2(335)78 523 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.27 60 210 15 4 190 BDL 20 1.40 18 6 34 289 Nil Nil Safe

336 Lal Saeed 34°18386 071°46.800 - Bore - C-3(336)78 556 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 2.94 68 220 12 4 180 BDL 16 1.00 25 8 44 310 Nil Nil Safe

337 Yar Zada 34°18429 071°46.800 - Hand


338 Ajab Gul Kaley,

UC Dhaki 34°18377 071°46.649 PHED

Tube


339 Imran 34°18394 071°46.727 - Bore - C-1(339)79 660 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.60 52 250 29 5 240 BDL 18 1.30 35 10 44 368 Nil Nil Safe

340 Siraj Ahmed 34°18392 071°46.688 - Hand


341 Fazal Wahab 34°18340 071°46.715 - Hand


342 Niazm 34°18372 071°46.638 - Bore - C-4(342)79 691 7.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 60 280 32 6 260 BDL 18 0.70 35 8 44 381 Nil Nil Safe

343 Mandanai-I, UC

Mandanai 34°20526 071°45.426 PHED

Tube


344 Inayatullah 34°20532 071°47.422 - Bore - C-1(344)80 768 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 72 380 49 7 340 BDL 20 0.30 15 8 34 429 Nil Nil Safe

345 Noor Wali 34°20562 071°47.444 - Hand

Pump - C-2(345)80 608 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 3.70 60 230 19 4 210 BDL 12 0.00 28 11 42 336 0.36 10 5 Unsafe

346 Noor Raza 34°20501 071°47.403 - Hand


347 Mandanai-II,

UC Mandanai 34°20807 071°47.248 PHED

Tube


348 Amjad 34°20990 071°47.393 - Bore - C-1(348)81 909 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 64 320 39 6 300 BDL 48 1.60 65 10 55 501 Nil Nil Safe

349 Javed 34°21000 071°47.460 - Hand


350 Sultan Baba 34°21026 071°47.400 - Bore - C-3(350)81 635 8.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 56 250 27 4 220 BDL 12 1.10 37 10 44 353 Nil Nil Safe

351

Hari Chand

Bazar, UC Hari

Chand

34°23141 071°48.236 PHED Tube

well 350

D-


352 Imran Khan 34°23132 071°48.295 - Bore - C-1(352)82 814 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 60 330 44 6 310 BDL 32 0.70 38 10 45 450 Nil Nil Safe

353 M Hussain 34°23110 071°48.293 - Bore - C-2(353)82 904 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 64 320 39 6 300 BDL 48 1.60 65 10 55 501 Nil Nil Safe

354 Hazrat AMeen 34°23169 071°48.332 - Bore - C-3(354)82 709 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 60 280 32 5 270 BDL 22 0.90 35 9 44 395 Nil Nil Safe

355 M Nizam 34°23065 071°48.293 - Tap - C-4(355)82 703 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 60 280 32 5 260 BDL 22 0.70 35 9 44 389 8 5 Unsafe

35

356 Harichand, UC

Hari Chand 34°22954 071°48.353 PHED

Tube


357 Irshad 34°22955 071°48.371 - Hand


358 Haidr Ali 34°22966 071°48.503 - Hand


359 Shaihid 34°22967 071°48.530 - Bore - C-3(359)83 907 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 64 320 39 6 300 BDL 52 1.60 65 10 55 501 1.32 Nil Nil Safe

360 Essa Khan 34°23098 071°48.488 - Bore - C-4(360)83 1218 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 1.01 60 300 36 8 420 BDL 43 140.00 43 9 60 674 Nil Nil Safe

361 Ghani Rehman 34°23100 071°48.484 - Bore - C-5(361)83 1522 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 3.60 80 440 58 8 420 BDL 58 120.00 55 10 170 838 Nil Nil Safe

362

Hospital Sher

Pao, UC Sher

Pao

34°15776 071°42.479 PHED Tube

well 300

D-


363 M Idrees 34°15799 071°42.424 - Tap - C-1(363)84 528 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.70 44 220 27 4 210 BDL 23 2.00 32 4 24 295 4 2 Unsafe

364 Sajeed Gul 34°15813 071°42.414 - Bore - C-3(364)84 691 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 3.90 60 280 32 5 260 BDL 18 0.70 35 8 44 381 Nil Nil Safe

365 Umair 34°15742 071°42.294 - Tap - C-3(365)84 521 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 44 220 27 4 210 BDL 23 2.00 32 3 24 291 4 2 Unsafe

366 Noman 34°15713 071°42.304 - Bore - C-4(366)84 874 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.70 60 390 58 7 340 BDL 30 2.60 36 8 56 482 Nil Nil Safe

367

Sher Pao Khas,

UC Sher Pao

(45)

34°15743 071°42.179 PHED Tube

well 320

D-


368 Aftab Khan 34°15770 071°42.052 - Hand


369 Dr Hameed 34°15753 071°41.999 - Bore - C-2(369)85 1014 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 1.36 72 480 73 8 410 BDL 38 1.30 43 4 73 564 0.87 2 1 Unsafe

370 Fazal Rehman 34°15609 071°42.110 - Bore - C-3(370)85 962 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 60 370 53 6 320 BDL 50 1.80 52 10 55 509 Nil Nil Safe

371 Usman Ghani 34°15614 071°42.063 - Bore - C-4(371)85 1014 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 2.33 76 490 73 8 390 BDL 48 1.30 43 4 73 566 Nil Nil Safe

372 Hayat Khan

Mazar 1 34°15792 071°42.013 PHED

Tube


373 Shokat 34°15783 071°41.960 - Bore - C-1(373)86 709 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 60 280 32 5 270 BDL 22 0.90 35 9 44 395 Nil Nil Safe

374 Barooz 34°15826 071°41.976 - Bore - C-2(374)86 774 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 72 380 49 7 340 BDL 20 0.30 15 8 34 429 Nil Nil Safe

375 Sulman 34°15809 071°41.965 - Bore - C-3(375)86 887 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 11.80 60 390 58 7 350 BDL 30 2.60 36 9 56 493 Nil Nil Unsafe

376 Zahoor Khan 34°15888 071°41.933 - Hand


377 Zaim Bazar, UC

Zaim 34°18002 071°43.453 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-


378 M Akbar 34°18025 071°43.456 - Hand


379 Imran 34°18013 071°43.480 - Hand


380 Roohullah 34°17985 071°43.510 - Bore - C-3(380)87 229 8.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 16 110 17 2 90 BDL 14 1.00 7 2 9 127 Nil Nil Safe

381 Haji NIaz Ali 34°17969 071°43.491 - Bore - C-4(381)87 286 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 1.00 20 130 19 2 100 BDL 12 1.30 12 3 21 159 Nil Nil Safe

36

382 Dado Kaley,

Hisara Nehru 34°20606 071°44694 PHED

Tube


383 Yousaf Khan 34°20603 071°44721 - Bore - C-1(383)88 997 7.3 Unobj C. less O. less 4.70 60 350 49 6 320 BDL 50 1.90 75 10 78 554 Nil Nil Safe

384 Khaista Rehman 34°20600 071°44765 - Hand


385 Siraj 34°20586 071°44829 - Hand


386 Sajjad 34°20666 071°44722 - Hand

Pump - C-4(386)88 820 7.2 Unobj C. less O. less 5.00 60 330 44 6 310 BDL 32 0.70 38 10 45 454 Nil Nil safe

387 Shakoor,

Gandheri 34°23289 071°44341 PHED

Tube

well 360

D-


388 Azam Khan 34°23271 071°44341 - Well - C-1(388)89 723 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 2.40 60 360 51 6 310 BDL 22 2.90 30 6 24 403 16 8 Unsafe

389 Majid Khan 34°23290 071°44385 - Tap - C-2(389)89 555 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.34 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.50 27 9 26 311 4 2 Unsafe

390 Faiz ul Rehman 34°23259 071°44321 - Hand


391 Sulman 34°23224 071°44249 - Tap - C-4(391)89 568 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 1.60 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.50 27 9 29 314 4 3 Unsafe

392

Sur Kamar

Sher Ghazan

Killi, UC

Bahram Dheri

34°23211 071°46.464 PHED Tube

well 280 N/F 90-CHR N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

393 Sher ALam 34°23197 071°46.526 - Hand


394 M Ismaeel 34°23191 071°46.431 - Bore - C-2(394)90 754 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 1.20 60 350 49 7 330 BDL 23 2.90 27 9 19 418 Nil Nil Safe

395 Numan 34°23150 071°46.455 - Hand


396 Saif Ullah Khan 34°23257 071°46.369 - Bore - C-4(396)90 778 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.60 72 380 49 7 340 BDL 20 0.30 15 8 34 429 Nil Nil Safe

397 Spalmai,

Showdog 34°22667 071°46.002 PHED

Tube

well 360

D-


398 Alam Gul 34°22651 071°46.009 - Tap - C-1(398)91 553 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.90 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.50 27 8 26 306 Nil Nil Safe

399 Mudm GUl 34°22702 071°45.984 - Hand


400 Zaver Shah 34°22740 071°46.013 - Hand


401 M Nabeel 34°22844 071°45.988 - Bore - C-4(401)91 779 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 72 380 49 7 340 BDL 20 0.30 15 8 34 429 Nil Nil Safe

402

Karim Dad

Khan Killi, UC

Ghanderi Payan

34°20175 071°40.218 PHED Tube

well 400

D-


403 Shamsh 34°20203 071°40.208 - Hand


404 Saifullah 34°20287 071°40.259 - Hand

Pump - C-2(403)92 675 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 2.70 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 9 46 377 0.92 10 5 Unsafe

405 Khadim Shah 34°20327 071°40.418 - Well - C-3(404)92 860 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 1.30 60 360 51 7 330 BDL 32 1.70 36 9 56 475 16 8 Unsafe

406 Kamran 34°20174 071°40.238 - Well - C-4(405)92 875 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 4.20 60 390 58 7 350 BDL 30 2.60 36 7 56 484 13 8 Unsafe

37

407

Ghandheri

Payan, Ghanderi

Payan

34°21871 071°41.473 PHED Tube


408 M Rawan 34°21893 071°41.452 - Well - C-1(408)93 964 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.80 60 360 51 6 320 BDL 48 1.90 75 7 78 537 6 2 Unsafe

409 Ghous Ali Khan 34°21936 071°41.452 - Well - C-2(409)93 757 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 1.40 60 350 49 7 330 BDL 23 2.90 27 9 19 418 0.37 10 5 Unsafe

410 Akbar Ali 34°21932 071°41.464 - Hand


411 Noorzada 34°21914 071°41.603 - Well - C-4(411)93 567 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 4.80 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.60 27 10 26 315 Nil Nil Safe

412 GHS Gandheri 34°21858 071°41.423 - Hand


413 Jannat Gul 34°21932 071°41.508 - Well - C-6(413)93 706 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 28.90 60 330 44 6 310 BDL 22 2.90 30 6 24 395 13 8 Unsafe

414

Sada Pul Palai,

UC Kuz Behram

Dherry

34°23677 071°40.477 PHED Tube

well 450 N/F 94-CHR N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

415 Sher M 34°23674 071°40.485 - Bore - C-1(415)94 550 7.3 Unobj C. less O. less 1.20 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.30 27 8 26 306 Nil Nil Safe

416 Fayaz Khan 34°23664 071°40.439 - Bore - C-2(416)94 510 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 5.00 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 12 0.80 22 5 28 284 0.34 Nil Nil safe

417 Mumtaz Ali 34°23685 071°40.394 - Bore - C-3(417)94 593 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 2.50 44 250 34 4 200 BDL 30 1.10 22 10 32 327 Nil Nil Safe

418 Zareef Khan 34°23726 071°40.329 - Bore - C-4(418)94 525 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 2.80 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 12 0.30 27 6 28 293 2 1 Unsafe

419

Qilla Mardhand,

UC Koz Behran

Dheri

34°25007 071°41.181 PHED Tube

well 380

D-

54(419)95 95-CHR 650 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 3.40 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 5 46 360 BDL Nil Nil Safe

420 Fazal Gul 34°24982 071°41.187 - Tap - C-1(420)95 641 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 2.40 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 4 46 355 Nil Nil Safe

421 Ihsan Gul 34°24911 071°41.115 - Bore - C-2(421)95 765 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.90 60 350 49 7 330 BDL 23 2.90 27 10 19 423 Nil Nil Safe

422 Qasim Gul 34°24962 071°40.994 - Tap - C-3(422)95 765 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 49.50 60 350 49 7 330 BDL 23 2.90 27 10 19 423 4 2 Unsafe

423 Zia Gul 34°24920 071°41.013 - Bore - C-4(423)95 718 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 1.62 60 330 44 6 310 BDL 22 2.90 30 7 24 400 Nil Nil Safe

424

Palai Qilla

Mardhand, UC

Koz Behran

Dheri

34°24202 071°41.200 PHED Tube


425 Sayyed Shah 34°24206 071°41.196 - Bore - C-1(425)96 643 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 1.70 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 5 46 360 Nil Nil Safe

426 Gul Haleem Shah 34°24151 071°41.106 - Bore - C-2(426)96 553 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.70 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.30 27 8 26 306 Nil Nil Safe

427 Naqeeb Shah 34°24187 071°41.189 - Bore - C-3(427)96 619 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.60 44 270 39 4 220 BDL 25 0.60 32 9 29 341 Nil Nil Safe

428

Gulabad Khat

Korona, UC

Hisara Nehri

34°17765 071°39.992 PHED Tube

well 400

D-


429 Fazal Iqbal 34°17748 071°40.033 - Bore - C-1(429)97 558 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 44 230 29 4 220 BDL 12 0.30 27 9 26 310 Nil Nil Safe

430 Ayub 34°17737 071°40.065 - Tap - C-2(430)97 358 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.10 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 1.50 22 2 22 198 2 1 Unsafe

431 Mohsin 34°17821 071°40.043 - Tap - C-3(431)97 358 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 1.50 22 2 22 198 4 2 Unsafe

38

432 Alamzeb 34°17848 071°40.034 - Hand


433

Mufti Nagar

College Korana,

UC Abazai

34°19307 071°38.617 PHED Tube

well 350

D-


434 Abdul Akbar 34°19322 071°38.652 - Tap - C-1(434)98 360 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 1.30 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 1.50 22 2 22 198 Nil Nil Safe

435 Amirzada 34°19313 071°38.703 - Well - C-2(435)98 670 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 0.80 48 280 39 5 260 BDL 12 1.60 35 8 46 373 4 2 Unsafe

436 Gul Zaman 34°19290 071°38.775 - Tap - C-3(436)98 370 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 1.00 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 1.50 22 4 22 207 Nil Nil Safe

437 Mukarran Khan 34°19290 071°38.850 - Tap - C-4(437)98 360 7.9 Unobj C. less O. less 1.50 24 150 22 3 150 BDL 8 1.50 22 2 22 198 Nil Nil Safe

438 Station Korona-

I, UC Abazai 34°18340 071°37.971 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

57(438)99 99-CHR 460 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 36 200 27 4 180 BDL 20 2.10 25 2 28 255 0.38 2 1 Unsafe

439 Usman Ghani 34°18329 071°37.928 - Bore - C-1(439)99 771 7.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.70 72 380 49 7 340 BDL 20 0.30 15 7 34 425 Nil Nil Safe

440 Hussan Gul 34°18305 071°37.924 - Tap - C-2(440)99 480 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.40 36 200 27 4 190 BDL 20 1.50 25 3 28 265 10 5 Unsafe

441 M Asim 34°18296 071°37.903 - Tap - C-3(441)99 470 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.20 36 200 27 4 180 BDL 20 1.50 25 4 28 263 5 3 Unsafe

442 Ibadullah 34°18287 071°37.864 - Bore - C-4(442)99 470 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 4.30 36 200 27 4 180 BDL 20 1.50 25 3 28 259 Nil Nil Safe

443 Station Koruna-

II, UC Abazai 34°17957 071°37.834 PHED

Tube

well - N/F - N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

444 Abbazai Bazar,

UC Abazai 34°19.263 071°35.758 369 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

58(444)100

100-

CHR 752 7.8 Unobj C. less O. less 0.47 72 380 49 6 320 BDL 20 0.30 15 8 34 417 0.31 Nil Nil Safe

445 Yar Muhammad - - - Well - C-

1(445)100 903 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 0.39 64 320 39 6 300 BDL 48 1.60 65 10 55 497 10 5 Unsafe

446 Jabir Khan - - - Well - C-


447 Anis - - - Well C-

3(447)100 821 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.13 80 340 34 7 330 BDL 30 1.40 42 7 43 459 Nil Nil Safe

448 Touheed - - - Bore C-


449

Matta Mughal

Khel, UC Matta

Rustam Khel-II

34°16.492 071°33.719 356 PHED Tube

well 300

D-

59(449)101

101-

CHR 594 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.14 44 250 34 5 230 BDL 12 0.50 32 7 38 330 BDL 0.38 Nil Nil Safe

450 Dawood Khan - - - Well - C-


451 Jawad - - - Tap - C-


452 Muhammad Noor - - - Tap C-


453 Rahman - - - Hand

Pump -

C-


454

Ghareebabad

Matta, UC

Matta Rustam

Khel-I

34°16.640 071°33.295 355 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

60(454)102

102-


455 Waris - - - Tap - C-


456 Fahim Khan - - - Tap C-


39

457 Ahmedullah - - - Tap C-


458 Fiazullah - - - Tap C-


459

Rahman Bagh,

UC Matta

Rustam Khel-II

34°17.294 071°33.694 351 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

61(459)103

103-


460 Waseem Khan - - - Tap - C-


461 Adil - - - Tap C-


462 Shahi Bahadar - - - Tap C-


463 Subhan-ud-Din - - - Tap C-


464 Malikabad, UC

Katoai 34°17.159 071°35.154 - PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

62(464)104

104-


465 Ijaz - - - Well - C-


466 M. Bilal - - - Well C-


467 Nisar - - - Tap C-


468 Tahir Hussain - - - Hand

Pump

C-

4(468)104 312 7.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 16 140 24 3 130 BDL 16 5.00 8 2 16 172 1.08 5 2 Unsafe

469

Khwaja

Muhammad

Saeed Killi, UC

Panj Pao

34°14.106 071°32.756 338 PHED Tube

well 240

D-

63(469)105

105-


470 Farooq - - - Tap - C-


471 Habib - - - Tap C-


472 Fanoos Khan - - - Hand

Pump

C-


473 Muhammad Walli - - - Tap C-


474 Shabqadar

Baska, UC MC-1 34°14.106 071°32.756 338 PHED

Tube

well 240 N/F

106-

CHR N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

475 Jahangir - - - Hand

Pump -

C-


476 Irfan Gul - - - Bore C-


477 Rabbiullah - - - Hand

Pump

C-


478 Inzmam - - - Bore C-


479 Pir Qala, UC

Rashakai 34°11.920 071°31.729 325 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

107-


480 Khanabad Hand

Pump -

C-


481 Hazi Sabz Ali Hand

Pump -

C-


482 Shahid Bore - C-

3(482)107 887 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.14 68 360 46 7 330 BDL 40 6.00 17 4 72 465 0.49 Nil Nil Safe

40

483 Wali Khan Hand

Pump -

C-


484 Niaz Muhamma Hand

Pump -

C-


485 Rashakai, UC

Rashakai 34°11.080 071°31.575 318 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

108-


486 Raees Ali Hand

Pump -

C-


487 Inam Ullah Hand

Pump -

C-


488 Wakif Hand

Pump -

C-


489 Saeed Ullah Hand

Pump -

C-


490

Sammarat

Jamalabad, UC

Shabqadar

34°13.146 071°32.171 336 PHED Tube

well - N/F

109-


491 Hamza Bore - C-


492 Irfanullah Bore - C-


493 Gul Dad Bore - C-


494 Noorullah Bore - C-


495

Haleemzai

Shabqadar, UC

Shabqadar

34°13.201 071°33.391 336 PHED Tube

well - N/F

110-


496 Amir Bore - C-


497 Sardar Bore - C-


498 Muhammad

Shahid Bore -

C-


499 Jahanzeb Hand

Pump -

C-


500 Shabqadar Park,

UC Shabqadar 34°13.267 071°34.111 329 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

64(500)111

111-


501 Ayaz Tap - C-


502 Shoukat Tap - C-


503 Gulzar Khan Hand

Pump -

C-


504 Sikandar Tap - C-


505

Tanedar

Karona, UC

Kangra

34°11.898 071°37.570 314 PHED Tube

well - N/F

112-


506 Asfandyar Hand

Pump -

C-

1(506)112 678 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 112 290 2 5 270 BDL 25 3.00 19 1 47 375 2 Nil Unsafe

507 Ejaz Hand

Pump -

C-


41

508

Govt. Shaheed

Noorullah

Durrani Primary

School

Hand

Pump -

C-


509 Wajeeh Ullah Hand

Pump -

C-


510 Ghonda Killi,

UC MC-3 34°13.014 071°36.136 349 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

113-


511 Noorullah Hand

Pump -

C-

1(511)113 690 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 88 300 19 5 230 BDL 42 4.00 22 8 35 384 BDL 5 Nil Unsafe

512 Saad Khan Hand

Pump -

C-


513 Gul Lal Hand

Pump

C-


514 Javed Iqbal Hand

Pump

C-


515 Kangra, UC

Kangra 34°12.190 071°36.231 320 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

65(515)114

114-


516 Umer Farooq Hand

Pump

C-

1(516)114 457 7.7 Unobj C. less O. less 13.60 44 220 27 4 200 BDL 12 4.00 5 5 18 252 Nil Nil Unsafe

517 Mushtaq Rahman Tap C-


518 Manzoor Ahmad Hand

Pump

C-


519 Shahid Hand

Pump

C-


520 Touseef Hand

Pump

C-


521 Attakai Killi, UC

MC-3 34°12.331 071°34.961 340 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

66(521)115

115-


522 Fazli Rahman Hand

Pump

C-


523 Subhan Ullah Hand

Pump

C-


524 Suhrab Tap C-


525 Zakir Hand

Pump

C-


526

Battagram

Nourang Kandi,

UC 34

34°13.163 071°37.766 319 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

67(526)115

116-

CHR 555 7.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.20 70 260 21 4 210 BDL 25 4.00 14 4 32 309 0.24 20 Nil Unsafe

527 Yasir Hand

Pump

C-


528 Noor Ali Well C-


529 Yasser Khan Hand

Pump

C-


530 M. Shoaib Bore C-


531 M. Jan Kandi,

UC Battagram 34°13.282 071°37.736 343 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

117-


532 Muhammad

Shoaib

Hand

Pump

C-


533 Sajid Hand

Pump

C-


42

534 Adil Khan Hand

Pump

C-


535 Noor-ul-Amin Hand

Pump

C-


536 Hasanzai, UC

Hasanzai 34°16.452 071°36.385 342 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

118-


537 Gohar Ali Well C-


538 Ibrar Shah Well C-


539 Dawood Hand

Pump

C-


540 Jan Muhammad Hand

Pump

C-


541 Imdad Khan Bore C-


542 Aza Khail, UC

Katozai 34°17.093 071°35.767 360 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

119-


543 Umer Well C-


544 Saeed Rahman Well C-


545 Sher Wali Khan Well C-


546 Nasar-un-

Minullah Well

C-


547 Kala Patazai,

UC Katozai 34°16.716 071°35.877 351 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

120-


548 Abid Kamal Well C-


549 Mumtaz Bore C-


550 Bilal Well C-


551 Ashfaq Well C-


552

Khobi Mian

Essa, UC Panj

Pao

34°14.713 071°34.634 340 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

68(552)121

121-


553 Hilal Hand

Pump

C-


554 Rahman Bore C-


555 Masood Shah Bore C-


556 Rashid Jamal Hand

Pump

C-


557

Sheikh Killi

Mian Essa, UC

Panj Pao

34°14.595 071°33.990 346 PHED Tube

well 350

D-

69(557)122

122-


558 Misbaullah Hand

Pump

C-


559 Faisal Amin Hand

Pump

C-


43

560 Muhammad Uzair Hand

Pump

C-


561 Shah Zameer Hand

Pump

C-


562 Mandozai, UC

Bhattagram 34°15.340 071°37.196 356 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

123-


563 Wahid Hand

Pump

C-


564 Sartaj Hand

Pump

C-


565 Haleemullah Bore C-


566 Mansoorullah Well C-


567 Matra, UC

Bhattagram 34°14.157 071°38.197 338 PHED

Tube

well 280

D-

70(567)124

124-


568 Johar Well C-


569 Ijaz Hand

Pump

C-


570 Shamshad Killi Hand

Pump

C-


571 Akhtar Gul Well C-


572 New Matra, UC

Bhattagram 34°13.879 071°37.536 328 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

125-


573 Ahmed Yar Hand

Pump

C-


574 Inam Ullah Well C-


575 Sheheryar Bore C-


576 Murad Khan Hand

Pump

C-


577 Sreekh, UC

Bhattagram 34°14.681 071°37.950 337 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

126-


578 Iftikhar Well C-


579 Muslim Children

Academy Bore

C-

2(579)126 335 7.2 Unobj C. less O. less 0.20 32 160 19 3 130 BDL 18 3.00 8 3 17 189 0.34 1 Nil Unsafe

580 Nasir Khan Bore C-


581 Subhan Allah Hand

Pump

C-


582

Kanewal

College, UC

Sher Pao

34°17.146 071°17.144 - PHED Tube

well - N/F

127-


583 Mukhtiar Bore C-


584 Jameel Gul Well C-


585 Rasool Shah Well C-


586 GDC Kanewal Bore C-


44

587 Mirza Dher, UC

Mirza Dher 34°15.345 071°39.242 326 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

128-


588 Haji Abdul

Rasheed

Hand

Pump

C-


589 Shahid Well C-


590 Nawaz Well C-


591 Dildar Ghari,

UC Mirza Dher 34°14.687 071°39.218 333 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

129-


592 Usman Bore C-


593 Abdullah Hand

Pump

C-


594 Masood Jan Well C-


595

Tangi Prang

Ghaar, UC

Tangi

34°18.249 071°39.195 375 PHED Tube

well -

D-

71(595)130

130-


596 Ziarat Gul Bore C-


597 Nasir Khan Hand

Pump

C-


598 Ziarat Killi, UC

Abbazai 34°18.715 071°36.782 359 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

131-


599 Ajmeer Shah Well C-


600 Ejaz Ali Shah Well C-


601

Sheikh Sardar

Killi, UC

Ghandan

34°23.123 071°40.364 409 PHED Tube

well - N/F

132-


602 Abdullah Jan Well C-


603 Ghulam Siddique

Haji Bore

C-


604 Ismail Hand

Pump

C-


605 Bakht Rawan Hand

Pump

C-


606

Mardan Sharif

Gul, UC Koz

Behran Dheri

34°23.918 071°41.940 419 PHED Tube

well - N/F

133-


607 Nisar Bore C-


608

Kamil Shah

(Private Tube

well Owner)

Private Tube

well

C-


609 Siraj Khan Hand

Pump

C-


610 Ikram Bore C-


611

Bar Behram

Dheri, UC Bar

Behram Dheri

34°34.590 071°45.988 461 PHED Tube

well - N/F

134-


45

612 M. Sayyad Bore C-


613 Assadullah Bore C-


614 Nasrullah Well C-


615 Jamrood Khan

Killi, UC Dhaki 34°17.586 071°48.947 356 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

135-


616 Mahboob Shah Hand

Pump

C-


617 Zaffar Khan Bore C-


618 Muhammad Israf Hand

Pump

C-


619 Post Khan Killi,

UC Ziam 34°17.528 071°44.970 350 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

136-


620 Tariq Miraj Hand

Pump

C-

1(620)136 475 7.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.50 44 210 24 4 200 BDL 17 3.00 22 3 36 280 BDL 5 Nil Unsafe

621 Reham Bacha Bore C-

2(621)136 330 7.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.20 28 140 17 3 140 BDL 15 5.00 16 2 25 199 BDL Nil Nil Safe

622 Zakir Hand

Pump

C-


623 Sora UC Tangi 34°17.906 071°38.773 - PHED Tube

well -

D-

72(623)137

137-


624 Hitab-ud-Din Bore C-


625 Abdul Wahab Bore C-


626 Rashid Gul Bore C-


627 Uzair Badshah Bore C-


628 Akhtar Abad-II,

UC Tangi 34°18.307 071°39.120 352 PHED

Tube

well 420

D-

73(628)138

138-


629 Danish Shahzad Bore C-


630 Farhat Ullah Bore C-


631 Noor-ul-Islam Tap C-


632 Rukhsar Gul Bore C-


633 Urdugan-III, UC

Tangi 34°18.214 071°39.120 369 PHED

Tube

well 400

D-

74(633)139

139-


634 Imad Bore C-


635 Muhammad

Ismail Bore

C-


636 Hidayat-ul-Haq Bore C-


637 Magtoor Ullah Bore C-


638 Akhtar Abad-I,

UC Tangi 34°18.249 071°39.036 408 PHED

Tube

well 430

D-

75(638)140

140-


46

639 Sajid Khan Bore C-


640 Gul Shah Tap C-


641 Niaz Ali Bore C-


642 Salman ALI Bore C-


643

Kot Baba

Ground, UC

Tangi

34°18.055 071°39.667 408 PHED Tube

well 400

D-

76(643)141

141-

CHR 521 7.1 Unobj C. less O. less 0.30 48 250 32 5 240 BDL 27 6.00 15 2 22 302 0.20 0.24 Nil Nil Safe

644 Sajjad Ahmed Jan Bore C-


645 Nasrunminallah Tap C-


646 Ishaq Tap C-


647 Aminullah Tap C-


648 Amba Dhe, UC

Dolat Pura 34°11.341 071°39.443 304 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

77(648)142

142-


649 Hassan Mahab Bore C-


650 Irshaad Ali Hand

Pump

C-


651 Shahid-ud-Din Bore C-


652

Sukar Amba

Dher, UC Doalt

Pura

34°11.808 071°39.314 314 PHED Tube

well 250

D-

78(652)143

143-


653 Hayatullah Hand

Pump

C-


654 Tariq Hassan Bore C-


655 Doaba, UC

Kangra 34°09.062 071°39.370 357 PHED

Tube

well 350

D-

79(655)144

144-


656 Muhammad

Zaman Tap

C-


657 Jamil Khan Tap C-


658

Dheri Skindar

Khan, UC

Kangra

34°09.600 071°38.860 298 PHED Tube

well - N/F

145-


659 Younas Gul Bore C-


660 Fazal-e-Rahman Bore C-


661

Haryana

Bakayaro, UC

Kansra

34°09.940 071°38.383 251 PHED Tube

well - N/F

146-


662 Najeeb Bore C-

1(662)146 1460 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 1.70 100 530 68 10 500 BDL 68 1.60 78 14 130 808 Nil Nil Unsafe

663 Hussain Hand

Pump

C-

1(663)146 1150 7.4 Unobj C. less O. less 0.43 120 500 51 9 430 BDL 48 1.50 35 8 86 635 Nil Nil safe

47

664 Tarka, UC

Kansra 34°09.708 071°38.359 306 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

147-


665 Shahab Hand

Pump

C-


666 Yaseen Ullah Hand

Pump

C-


667 Yousaf Qala, UC

MC-2 34°11.845 071°34.360 321

Hand

Pump 60

C-

1(667)148

148-


668

Shabaz Khan

Karona, UC

Panj Pao

34°14.208 071°32.704 354 PHED Tube

well - N/F

149-


669 Ayaz Bore C-


670 Sayad Hand

Pump

C-


671 Alamgir Bore C-


672 Matta Landy

Pul, UC Matta 34°16.028 071°33.712 358

Hand

Pump 100

C-

1(672)150

150-


673 Sardar Ghari,

UC Katoza 34°18.527 071°34.619 356 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

151-


674 Zamurd Well C-


675 Zahid Bore C-


676 M. Hussain Bore C-


677 Gidar Kali, UC

Agra 34°09.914 071°42.285 397 PHED

Tube

well 350 N/F

152-


678 Ibtisam Well C-


679 Aftab Bore C-


680 Palatoo, UC

Rajjar-II 34°10.641 071°46.921 310 Bore 60

C-

1(680)153

153-

CHR 740 7.3 Unobj C. less O. less 1.80 60 340 46 6 320 BDL 32 1.50 36 8 50 453 3 Nil Unsafe

681 Bahlola Bazar,

UC Behlola 34°14.999 071°50.983 341 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

154-


682 Wazir Hand

Pump

C-


683 Shoukat Ali Bore C-


684 Irshad Hand

Pump

C-


685 Bogarosha, UC

Bagrosha 34°14.865 071°49.280 337 Bore 65

C-

1(685)155

155-

CHR 880 8.0 Unobj C. less O. less 0.85 72 360 44 7 330 BDL 32 1.70 36 9 56 479 10 5 Unsafe

686 Shagay Shakh

(J), UC Behlola 34°16.360 071°47.968 347

Hand

Pump 65

C-

1(686)156

156-

CHR 590 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 1.18 60 230 19 4 210 BDL 25 3.80 32 7 29 326 5 Nil Unsafe

687 Pidawan Killi,

UC Dhaki 34°18.394 071°48.157 373 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

157-


688 Ijaz Bore C-


689 Aftab Hand

Pump

C-


690 Shiraz Hand

Pump

C-


48

691 Talasha Gujar,

UC Zaius 34°16.496 071°43.488 387 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

158-


692 Dilawar Khan Well C-


693 Yaseen Bore C-


694 Cheena Killi, UC

Cheena 34°14.433 071°40.834 318 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

159-


695 Sajad Ali Bore C-


696 Sayed Jan Well C-


697 Shabara, UC

Agra 34°17.571 071°43.942 358 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

160-


698 Sayed ur Rehman - Bore C-


699 Saleem Khan - Bore C-


700 Naveed - Bore C-


701 Asghar - Bore C-


702 Khyali Pul UC

Agra 34°08.480 071°42.032 286 -

Hand

Pump 65

C-

1(702)161

161-


703 Bashirabad, UC

Hisara Yasenzai 34°09.919 071°43.823 297 - Bore 70

C-

1(703)162

162-


704

Hisara

Yaseenzai, UC

Hisara

Yaseenzai

34°09.607 071°44.116 297 - Well 20 C-

1(704)163

163-


705 Mira Nissata,

UC Nisattta 34°05.921 071°48.860 288 - Bore 45

C-

1(705)164

164-

CHR 970 7.5 Unobj C. less O. less 1.80 60 330 44 6 310 BDL 50 1.90 58 10 78 526 Nil Nil Safe

706

Shah Pasand

Killi, UC

Dherizardad

34°05.796 071°48.939 - - Bore 65 C-

1(706)165

165-


707

Sherbagh Dheri

Zardad, UC

Dherizardad

34°05.204 071°50.758 295 - Bore 75 C-

1(707)166

166-


708

Kalyas Ghami

Keroro,

Dherizardad

34°06.115 071°51.268 293 - Hand

Pump 55

C-

1(708)167

167-


709 Pakistan Killi, 34°06.917 071°52.438 285 - Bore 45 C-

1(709)168

168-


710 Patwari Killi,

UC Dherizardad 34°06.917 071°52.438 285 - Bore 35

C-

1(710)169

169-


711 Jara Killi, UC

Dargai 34°09.838 071°52.776 301 -

Hand

Pump 45

C-

1(711)170

170-


712 Hisara Dargai,

UC Dargai 34°11.115 071°53.691 309 -

Hand

Pump 18

C-

1(712)171

171-


713

Koda Khel

Umerabad, UD

Dargai

34°10.897 071°52.243 304 - Hand

Pump 35

C-

1(713)172

172-


714 Kanmai Killi,

UC Khanmai 34°13.519 071°52.453 318 -

Hand

Pump 140

C-

1(714)173

173-

CHR 3460 8.2 Unobj C. less O. less 1.18 100 450 49 11 560 BDL 500 3.80 550 10 210 1793 0.19 0.56 Nil Nil Unsafe

49

715 Wapda Killi, UC

M-Nari 34°13.464 071°51.797 324 -

Hand

Pump 35

C-

1(715)174

174-


716 Sheikhabad

Nisar Killi 34°13.033 071°51.183 323 -

Water

Tank -

C-

1(716)175

175-


717

Aslamabad,

Mosa Killi, UC

Khanmai

34°12.376 071°49.521 306 - Bore 55 C-

1(717)176

176-


718

Noor

Muhammad

Killi, UC

Sherpao

34°17.006 071°42.039 342 - Bore 45 C-

1(718)177

177-

CHR 720 8.3 Unobj C. less O. less 0.85 36 290 49 5 250 BDL 32 1.70 36 9 56 400 2.30 13 8 Unsafe

719 Sobat Killi, UC

Tansi 34°17.982 071°42.323 345 - Well 12

C-

1(719)178

178-


720 Mirch Killi, UC

Hisara Nehro 34°18.009 071°40.923 348 - Bore 60

C-

1(720)179

179-


721 Soogaya Killi,

UC Hisara Nehri 34°18.968 071°40.888 369 -

Hand

Pump 25

C-

1(721)180

180-


722 Tora Killi, UC

Abazai 34°17.528 071°37.808 347 - Bore 60

C-

1(722)181

181-


723 Karrma Killi, 34°16.923 071°37.545 342 - Well 35 C-

1(723)182

182-


724 Biyar Ghary,

UC Mirzadher 34°16.691 071°37.719 342 -

Hand

Pump -

C-

1(724)183

183-


725 Miasab Garhay,

UC Mirzadher 34°15.945 071°38.486 331 - Well 25

C-

1(725)184

184-


726 Dang Qala, UC

Mirader 34°16.179 071°39.144 331 PHED

Tube

well - N/F

185-

CHR N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F N/F

727 Sher Bacha - Well - C-

1(727)185 - 524 7.6 Unobj C. less O. less 0.45 44 230 29 4 210 BDL 12 0.30 27 6 28 293 5 2 Unsafe

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(PCRWR), pp. 49. Quality Reports/Water... · 2019-10-09 · kilometers from the Provincial Capital Peshawar at an altitude of 276 meters. It contains three Tehsils i.e. Charsadda,