Anaemia　is　a　common　public-health　problem　affecting　about　two-thirds　of　pregnant　women　in　developing　countries.　Space-time　cluster　analysis　of　anemia　cases　is　important　for　public-health　policymakers　to　design　evidence-based　intervention　strate-gies.　This　study　discovered　the　potential　space-time　clusters　of　anemia　in　pregnant　women　in　Khyber　Pakhtunkhwa　Province,　Pakistan,　from　2014　to　2020　using　space-time　scan　statistic　(SatScan).　The　results　show　that　the　most　likely　cluster　of　anemia　was　seen　in　the　rural　areas　in　the　eastern　part　of　the　province　cov-ering　five　districts　from　2017　to　2019.　However,　three　secondary　clusters　in　the　West　and　one　in　the　North　were　still　active,　signify-ing　important　targets　of　interest　for　public-health　interventions.　The　potential　anemia　clusters　in　the　province＇s　rural　areas　might　be　associated　with　the　lack　of　nutritional　education　in　women　and　lack　of　access　to　sufficient　diet　due　to　financial　constraints.