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Pakur

District in Jharkhand (India)

Contents: Population

The population development of Pakur as well as related information and services (Wikipedia, Google, images).

PakurDistrict564,253701,664900,422

Pakur


900,422 Population [2011] – Census

1,813 km² Area

496.8/km² Population Density [2011]

2.5% Annual Population Change [2001 → 2011]

Bhārat [India]Republic846,387,8881,028,737,4361,210,854,977

Source: Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, Delimitation Commission of India.

Explanation: Districts in the boundaries of 2023. Population figures of new delimitated districts are computed by using subdistricts or villages in the boundaries of 2011. Thus, slight deviatiations from the actual population are possible in some cases. Area figures of new delimitated districts are derived from geospatial data.


Further information about the population structure:

malesfemales49.7%50.3%
GenderPersons
males452,661
females447,761
Gender (C 2011)
males452,661
females447,761
ruralurban92.5%
UrbanizationPersons
rural832,910
urban67,512
Urbanization (C 2011)
rural832,910
urban67,512
»Schedul…»Schedul…notindigenous42.1%54.7%
Population GroupPersons
»Scheduled Castes«28,469
»Scheduled Tribes«379,054
not indigenous492,899
Population Group (C 2011)
»Scheduled Castes«28,469
»Scheduled Tribes«379,054
not indigenous492,899
yesno48.8%51.2%
Literacy (A7+)Persons
yes352,881
no369,918
Literacy (A7+) (C 2011)
yes352,881
no369,918
0-6 years7+ years19.7%80.3%
Age GroupsPersons
0-6 years177,623
7+ years722,799
Age Groups (C 2011)
0-6 years177,623
7+ years722,799

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Located in:

C 2011-03-01

The service has to support the EPSG:3857 projection; in case of WMTS as TileMatrixSet name.






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