Nagri Bala Union Council is an administrative subdivision (union council) of Abbottabad District in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It forms part of Abbottabad Tehsil, one of the three tehsils that make up the district.
Geography
- The union council is situated in the northeastern part of Abbottabad District, bordering the Murree Hills.
- Approximate coordinates are 34°1′N 73°13′E, though exact geospatial data may vary among sources.
Administrative Structure
- As a union council, Nagri Bala functions as the lowest tier of local government, responsible for basic municipal services, development planning, and civil registration within its jurisdiction.
- The council typically comprises a chairman, a vice‑chairman, and councilors representing its constituent villages or neighborhoods.
Constituent Areas
- The union council includes the main village of Nagri Bala and several smaller settlements and hamlets in the surrounding area. Specific village names and the total number of settlements are not uniformly documented in publicly available sources.
Demographics
- Population figures for Nagri Bala Union Council are not consistently reported in recent censuses. The most recent comprehensive data for many union councils in Pakistan is from the 1998 national census, but detailed numbers for Nagri Bala have not been widely disseminated. Consequently, accurate current demographic statistics are unavailable.
Economy and Infrastructure
- The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, animal husbandry, and small‑scale trade.
- Basic infrastructure such as primary schools, a basic health unit, and local road networks are managed by the union council in coordination with district authorities.
References
- Government of Pakistan, "Administrative Units of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa," Department of Local Government and Rural Development.
- Abbottabad District administration records (accessed through provincial portals).
Note: Detailed census data, precise boundaries, and comprehensive socioeconomic statistics for Nagri Bala Union Council are limited in publicly accessible encyclopedic sources.
