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Punjab has 36 districts, and here’s the complete list

 Punjab has 36 districts, and here’s the complete list:

  1. Attock

  2. Bahawalnagar

  3. Bahawalpur

  4. Bhakkar

  5. Chakwal

  6. Chiniot

  7. Dera Ghazi Khan

  8. Faisalabad

  9. Gujranwala

  10. Gujrat

  11. Hafizabad

  12. Jhang

  13. Jhelum

  14. Kasur

  15. Khanewal

  16. Khushab

  17. Lahore

  18. Layyah

  19. Lodhran

  20. Mandi Bahauddin

  21. Mianwali

  22. Multan

  23. Muzaffargarh

  24. Narowal

  25. Nankana Sahib

  26. Okara

  27. Pakpattan

  28. Rahim Yar Khan

  29. Rajanpur

  30. Rawalpindi

  31. Sahiwal

  32. Sargodha

  33. Sheikhupura

  34. Sialkot

  35. Toba Tek Singh

  36. Vehari

If you want, I can also give you a map of Punjab showing all district boundaries.

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