Paktija
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| prowincja | ||
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| Państwo |  Afganistan | |
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| Siedziba | Gardez | |
| Kod ISO 3166-2 | AF-PIA | |
| Populacja (2021) • liczba ludności | 622 831[1] | |
| Szczegółowy podział administracyjny | ||
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| Liczba powiatów | 11 | |
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Paktija (paszto: پکتيا) – prowincja we wschodnim Afganistanie. Jej stolicą jest Gardez. Powierzchnia wynosi 6432 km², a populacja w 2021 wynosiła prawie 623 tys. osób. Składa się ona z 11 powiatów:
- Ahmadzai
- Chamkani
- Dand Wa Patan
- Gardez
- Jani Khel
- Laża Mangal
- Sajed Karam
- Szwak
- Tsamkani
- Zadran
- Zazi
- Zurmat
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Paktia in Afghanistan.svg
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Location of province XY (see filename) in Afghanistan
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Location of province XY (see filename) in Afghanistan
Paktia districts.png
Map of the districts of Paktia province of Afghanistan. Created by Rarelibra 19:31, 29 March 2007 (UTC) for public domain use, using MapInfo Professional v8.5 and various mapping resources.
Map of the districts of Paktia province of Afghanistan. Created by Rarelibra 19:31, 29 March 2007 (UTC) for public domain use, using MapInfo Professional v8.5 and various mapping resources.
Gardez paktya.jpg
The old fortress in Gardez City. Originally built by the armies of Alexander the Great, and subsequently rebuilt by many of the invading armies to pass through Gardez, including the British and Soviets. The fortress, colloquially known as 'Castle Greyskull' by American troops in the area, is currently home to an Afghan National Army detachment. U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. John Severns
The old fortress in Gardez City. Originally built by the armies of Alexander the Great, and subsequently rebuilt by many of the invading armies to pass through Gardez, including the British and Soviets. The fortress, colloquially known as 'Castle Greyskull' by American troops in the area, is currently home to an Afghan National Army detachment. U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. John Severns