Pakistan’s tehsils and talukas are administrative subdivisions below the district level.

The figures are in square kilometres (km²). Entries without area figures are excluded.

Largest tehsils by area

1. Yazman, Punjab — 18,374 km²
2. Nok Kundi, Balochistan — 16,092 km²
3. Awaran, Balochistan — 13,075 km²
4. Mashkel, Balochistan — 11,663 km²
5. Turbat, Balochistan — 9,742 km²
6. Zhob, Balochistan — 9,322 km²
7. Taftan, Balochistan — 9,318 km²
8. Gichk, Balochistan — 8,387 km²
9. Dalbandin, Balochistan — 7,791 km²
10. Yakmach, Balochistan — 7,572 km²
11. Washuk, Balochistan — 7,494 km²
12. Aranji, Balochistan — 7,456 km²
13. Jhal Jhao, Balochistan — 6,381 km²
14. Tohumulk, Balochistan — 6,347 km²
15. Khuzdar, Balochistan — 6,112 km²
16. Besima, Balochistan — 6,014 km²
17. Karkh, Balochistan — 5,352 km²
18. Koh-e-Suleman, Punjab — 5,339 km²
19. Pasni, Balochistan — 4,822 km²
20. Gishkaur, Balochistan — 4,578 km²
21. Nag, Balochistan — 4,338 km²
22. Zehri, Balochistan — 4,021 km²
23. Chagai, Balochistan — 3,975 km²
24. Sui, Balochistan — 3,858 km²
25. Kalat, Balochistan — 3,788 km²
26. Kahan, Balochistan — 3,754 km²
27. Nushki, Balochistan — 3,731 km²
28. Kingri, Balochistan — 3,683 km²
29. Sar-Kharan, Balochistan — 3,539 km²
30. Barkhan, Balochistan — 3,514 km²
31. Paroom, Balochistan — 3,378 km²
32. Ornach, Balochistan — 3,368 km²
33. Liaqatpur, Punjab — 3,262 km²
34. Saroona, Balochistan — 3,257 km²
35. Khanpur Katora, Punjab — 3,190 km²
36. Sadiqabad, Punjab — 2,964 km²
37. Kharan, Balochistan — 2,941 km²
38. Maiwand, Balochistan — 2,915 km²
39. Rojhan, Punjab — 2,905 km²
40. Ormara, Balochistan — 2,796 km²
41. Chaubara, Punjab — 2,754 km²
42. Gresha, Balochistan — 2,622 km²
43. Sonmiani, Balochistan — 2,616 km²
44. Gwadar, Balochistan — 2,590 km²
45. Fort Abbas, Punjab — 2,536 km²
46. Dasht (Kech), Balochistan — 2,486 km²
47. Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab — 2,464 km²
48. Shinki, Balochistan — 2,445 km²
49. Mashkay, Balochistan — 2,418 km²
50. Muzaffargarh, Punjab — 2,377 km²
51. Jampur, Punjab — 2,322 km²
52. Barshore, Balochistan — 2,288 km²
53. Hoshab, Balochistan — 2,213 km²
54. Bori, Balochistan — 2,203 km²
55. Wadh, Balochistan — 2,118 km²
56. Dera Ghazi Khan, Punjab — 2,012 km²
57. Sani, Balochistan — 2,011 km²
58. Liari, Balochistan — 2,010 km²
59. Buleda, Balochistan — 1,997 km²
60. Kutmandai, Balochistan — 1,977 km²
61. Suntsar, Balochistan — 1,975 km²
62. Sibi, Balochistan — 1,949 km²
63. Tump, Balochistan — 1,945 km²
64. Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab — 2,464 km²

The data highlights the very large administrative areas found in Balochistan, including Nok Kundi, Awaran, Mashkel, Turbat and Taftan. Yazman in Punjab also stands out with an area of 18,374 km². These figures show how much administrative land area can vary from one subdivision to another.

Area alone does not measure population, economic activity or urban importance. A sparsely populated subdivision can cover thousands of square kilometres, while a densely populated urban tehsil may occupy a much smaller area. Population-based rankings therefore differ substantially from area-based rankings.