Area and Population Statistics
The total Khetran population is estimated to be between 125,000 to 150,000 individuals. Almost 80,000 individuals are situated in Barkhan District and 70,000 individuals are situated in Dera Ghazi Khan District. Many of them have migrated towards cities. The last confirmed statistics available of Khetran population are of 1998 census which records its population as 110,000 individuals. According to census of 1981–82 population of Khetrans in Dera Ghazi Khan District was 31897 individuals.
Detailed population and area statistics of major Khetran towns in Dera Ghazi Khan District around Vehowa are as follows according to 1981–82 census.
| Serial Number | Town/Village | Area (acres) | Poulation (individuals) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Vehowa | 45359 | 12501 |
| 2. | Qaisrani Wala | 1201 | Not Determined |
| 3. | Mathay Wali | 9794 | 3280 |
| 4. | Litra | 20696 | 4662 |
| 5. | Kuhar | 8742 | 3868 |
| 6. | Jallu Wali | 7343 | 2133 |
| 7. | Kutani | 12844 | 3942 |
| 8. | Chatri | 10980 | 1511 |
The population and area of Barkhan city and Barkhan District is not included here.
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