Talk:Balkh Province

message: If you dispute the data about the languages spoken, and their percentages, please provide citations to reliable published sources, do not just change the data.  At the present (2 August 2009) the data on languages that appears in the article is properly cited to a provincial report of the government of Afghanistan, which is based on data from their Central Statistics Office and the UNFPA. Please see that report. --Bejnar (talk) 04:26, 2 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Languages spoken

message: Reverted edits made by IP 94.219.198.90. Pashto is spoken by around 27% of the population. That makes it a "Main Language" of the province. The IP removes Pashto from the list, but leaves Uzbaki language which is only spoken by 10% of the population. That is nothing but vandalism.   (Ketabtoon (talk) 01:45, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: Check the article before you revert it. It is not upto you to decide whether they speak Pashto or not. Do not delete sourced material.   (Ketabtoon (talk) 13:59, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
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message: Unless I am mistaken (and please correct me if I am), there is no source(s) listed for the data that is in the "notes" column. With many of the districs having 100% of one of the ethnic groups, it leads me to believe that this is entirely made up. This column will be removed entirely until a source(s) is provided. Thoughts?
 Districts of Balkh Province
District      	Capital	Population	AreaAfghanistan Geographic & Thematic Layers	Notes
Balkh         	       	97,055    	                                            	100 % Pashtun
Charbolak     	       	69,975    	                                            	95% Pashtun ,  5% others
Charkint      	       	32,306    	                                            	80% Tajik,10% Uzbek & 10% Hazara (Kawshi)
Chimtal       	       	81,311    	                                            	90% Pashtun,10% others
Dawlatabad    	       	79,638    	                                            	60% Turkmen and 40% Tajik
Dihdadi       	       	66,009    	                                            	100% Tajik
Kaldar        	       	17,932    	                                            	100% Turkmen
Khulm         	       	49,207    	                                            	100% Tajik
Kishindih     	       	49,083    	                                            	100% Tajik
Marmul        	       	9,510     	                                            	100% Tajik
Mazar-e Sharif	       	693,000   	                                            	Tajik 45%, Hazara 45%, Turkmen 5%, and Uzbek 5%.
Nahri Shahi   	       	38,791    	                                            	100% Tajik
Sholgara      	       	120,600   	                                            	100% Tajik
Shortepa      	       	30,314    	                                            	100% Tajik
Zari          	       	42,367    	                                            	Created in 2005 within Kishindih District 50% Uzbek , 20% Baloch and 10%Tajik, Hazara and 10% Turkmen
WikiEditUsername7 (talk) 14:44, 18 June 2021 (UTC)
replies: text: There is an archived page for one district (Shortepa) that indeed contradicts what the table says , indicating that where it says 100% Tajik is probably false. I do think that where it is 100% Tajik should be removed and it makes sense to get rid of the rest as well. Note: it originated in this edit and around this revision. Danre98(talk^contribs) 00:00, 2 July 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Notes" column under section 7 "Demographics" needs to be removed?