Dheri Zardad
Pashtun Garhi
Pashtun Garhi is a town and union council of Nowshera District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.[1] It is located on the bank of the Kabul River at 34°2'44N 71°50'9E and has an altitude of 258 metres (849 feet).[2]
It was a village among the few villages owned by Malik Mohibullah Khan who was the khan of those villages. Mohib Banda is named on his name, Dagi, and Tolandi are a few villages he owned (circa 1750).[citation needed]
This village was damaged by floods in 2010 and is now rebuilt by the local people with the help of government agencies and foreign NGOs.[citation needed]
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Administrative divisions of Charsadda District
- Charsadda
- Charsadda
- Tangi
- Shabqadar
- Abazai
- Agra
- Battagram
- Behlola
- Chindro Dag
- Dargai
- Daulat Pura
- Dhakki
- Dheri Zardad
- Dosehra
- Gandhera
- Ghunda Karkana
- Hajizai
- Harichand
- Hassan Zai
- Hisara Nehri
- Hissara Yasinzai
- Kangra
- Katozai
- Khan Mahi
- Koz Behram Dheri
- Mera Umarzai
- Mandani
- Matta Mughal Khel
- Mera Parang
- Mirzadher
- Muhammad Nari
- Nisatta
- Panjpao
- Rajjar 1
- Rajjar 2
- Rashaki
- Sarki Titara
- Shabqadar
- Sheikho
- Sherpao
- Shodag
- Tangi
- Tarnab
- Turangzai
- Umerzai
- Zaim
34°2′44″N 71°50′9″E / 34.04556°N 71.83583°E / 34.04556; 71.83583
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