Lahore Division
Lahore Division is an administrative division of Punjab Province, Pakistan. It comprises four Districts - Kasur, Lahore, Nankana Sahib and Sheikhupura. The Lahore Division is commanded by a Commissioner to manage the division. Under the Commissioner there are four Additional Commissioners. For each district there is a Deputy Commissioner. Under the reforms of 2000, this tier of government was abolished, but in 2008 divisions were restored.
History
Lahore Division was originally an administrative division of the Punjab Province of British India. It extended along the right bank of the Sutlej River from the Himalaya to Multan division, and comprised the six districts of Sialkot, Gujranwala, Lahore, Amritsar, Gurdaspur and Gujrat. The total area of the division was and the population according to the 1901 census of India was 5,598,463. The commissioner for the division also exercised political control over the hill state of Chamba.The Commissioner's headquarters were at Lahore and Dalhousie.The total population of the Division increased from 4,696,636 in 1881 to 5,321,535 in 1891, and 5,598,463 in 1901. The total area was, and the density of population was 326 persons per square mile, compared with 208 for British territory in the Province as a whole. In 1901 Muslims numbered 3,332,175, or 60 percent of the total; while other religions included Hindus, 1,567,402; Sikhs, 661,320; Jains, 5,5,07; Buddhists, 6; Parsis, 228; and Christians, 31,815, of whom 25,248 were natives.
The division contained six districts:
| District | Area | Population | Land revenue and cesses . |
| Gujrat | 4,771 | 497,706 | 6,90 |
| Lahore | 3,704 | 1,162,109 | 12,55 |
| Amritsar | 1,601 | 1,023,828 | 14,54 |
| Gurdaspur | 1,889 | 940,334 | 17,72 |
| Sialkot | 1,991 | 1,083,909 | 17,27 |
| Gujranwala | 3,198 | 890,557 | 12,89 |
| Total | 17,154 | 5,598,463 | 81,87 |
Gurdaspur included a few square miles of mountainous country, enclosing the hill station of Dalhousie ; but otherwise the Division was flat. It contained 9,869 villages and 41 towns, of which the largest are Lahore, Amristar, Sialkot, Gujranwala, Batala, and Gujrat. In commercial importance Lahore and Amritsar dwarfed all other towns in the Division, but Sialkot and Batala were considerably more than local centres. Besides the administrative charge of six British Districts, the Commissioner of Lahore had political control over the Native State of Chamba, which had an area of and a population of 127,834.
Demographics
Population
According to the 2023 census, Lahore division had a population of 22,772,710 roughly equal to the nation of Sri Lanka or the US state of Florida.List of the Districts
List of the Tehsils
Independence
With the independence of India and Pakistan in 1947, Lahore Division was divided among the two countries. with the eastern half becoming Amritsar District.Constituencies">List of constituencies of Pakistan">Constituencies
| Provincial Assembly Constituency | National Assembly Constituency | District |
| PP-132 Nankana Sahib-I | NA-111 Nankana Sahib-I | Nankana Sahib |
| PP-133 Nankana Sahib-II | NA-111 Nankana Sahib-I | Nankana Sahib |
| PP-134 Nankana Sahib-III | NA-112 Nankana Sahib-II | Nankana Sahib |
| PP-135 Nankana Sahib-IV | NA-112 Nankana Sahib-II | Nankana Sahib |
| PP-136 Sheikhupura-I | NA-113 Sheikhupura-I | Sheikhupura |
| PP-137 Sheikhupura-II | NA-113 Sheikhupura-I | Sheikhupura |
| PP-138 Sheikhupura-III | NA-114 Sheikhupura-II | Sheikhupura |
| PP-139 Sheikhupura-IV | NA-114 Sheikhupura-II | Sheikhupura |
| PP-140 Sheikhupura-V | NA-114 Sheikhupura-II | Sheikhupura |
| PP-141 Sheikhupura-VI | NA-115 Sheikhupura-III | Sheikhupura |
| PP-142 Sheikhupura-VII | NA-115 Sheikhupura-III | Sheikhupura |
| PP-143 Sheikhupura-VIII | NA-116 Sheikhupura-IV | Sheikhupura |
| PP-144 Sheikhupura-IX | NA-116 Sheikhupura-IV | Sheikhupura |
| PP-145 Lahore-I | NA-117 Lahore-I | Lahore |
| PP-146 Lahore-II | NA-117 Lahore-I | Lahore |
| PP-147 Lahore-III | NA-118 Lahore-II | Lahore |
| PP-148 Lahore-IV | NA-118 Lahore-II | Lahore |
| PP-149 Lahore-V | NA-119 Lahore-III | Lahore |
| PP-150 Lahore-VI | NA-119 Lahore-III | Lahore |
| PP-151 Lahore-VII | NA-120 Lahore-IV | Lahore |
| PP-154 Lahore-X | NA-120 Lahore-IV | Lahore |
| PP-152 Lahore-VIII | NA-121 Lahore-V | Lahore |
| PP-153 Lahore-IX | NA-121 Lahore-V | Lahore |
| PP-155 Lahore-XI | NA-122 Lahore-VI | Lahore |
| PP-156 Lahore-XII | NA-122 Lahore-VI | Lahore |
| PP-157 Lahore-XIII | NA-122 Lahore-VI | Lahore |
| PP-158 Lahore-XIV | NA-123 Lahore-VII | Lahore |
| PP-164 Lahore-XX | NA-123 Lahore-VII | Lahore |
| PP-159 Lahore-XV | NA-124 Lahore-VIII | Lahore |
| PP-163 Lahore-XIX | NA-124 Lahore-VIII | Lahore |
| PP-165 Lahore-XXI | NA-125 Lahore-IX | Lahore |
| PP-166 Lahore-XXII | NA-125 Lahore-IX | Lahore |
| PP-167 Lahore-XXIII | NA-126 Lahore-X | Lahore |
| PP-168 Lahore-XXIV | NA-126 Lahore-X | Lahore |
| PP-160 Lahore-XVI | NA-127 Lahore-XI | Lahore |
| PP-162 Lahore-XVIII | NA-127 Lahore-XI | Lahore |
| PP-161 Lahore-XVII | NA-128 Lahore-XII | Lahore |
| PP-169 Lahore-XXV | NA-128 Lahore-XII | Lahore |
| PP-170 Lahore-XXVI | NA-128 Lahore-XII | Lahore |
| PP-171 Lahore-XXVII | NA-129 Lahore-XIII | Lahore |
| PP-172 Lahore-XXVIII | NA-129 Lahore-XIII | Lahore |
| PP-173 Lahore-XXIX | NA-130 Lahore-XIV | Lahore |
| PP-174 Lahore-XXX | NA-130 Lahore-XIV | Lahore |
| PP-176 Kasur-II | NA-131 Kasur-I | Kasur |
| PP-177 Kasur-III | NA-131 Kasur-I | Kasur |
| PP-178 Kasur-IV | NA-131 Kasur-I | Kasur |
| PP-175 Kasur-I | NA-132 Kasur-II | Kasur |
| PP-179 Kasur-V | NA-132 Kasur-II | Kasur |
| PP-180 Kasur-VI | NA-133 Kasur-III | Kasur |
| PP-181 Kasur-VII | NA-133 Kasur-III | Kasur |
| PP-182 Kasur-VIII | NA-134 Kasur-IV | Kasur |
| PP-183 Kasur-IX | NA-134 Kasur-IV | Kasur |
| PP-184 Kasur-X | NA-134 Kasur-IV | Kasur |