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Provisional Population Totals, Series-3, Himachal Pradesh 3"41'ld c6t 61GtalulGiI 2001 CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 9{8IC11-3 SERIES-3 {%d1ldC't ~~T HIMACHAL PRADESH 2001 i5T qql-2 Paper-2of2001 ~!'I{~(I{-t(3{f 'Q:fi;('( : aTRo-qcrro ~ fi'l ::if I m,Jk~ Pl~~)Cf) \iF1l)O)"l) "Cf>T<t, ~Ji)i:!cl ~ I RURAL-URBAN DISTRIBUTION c>i~J'!3T PEOPLE ORIENTED 3fflo l!Cif 0 ~ ID'5I I ~fC5 ii/ii/JjUjtil/ ~ &tHJi/C'f mr R. L. BISOTRA Director of Census Operations,HimachaJ Pradesh 3"t1'ld c5t tilG"ldlUIGtl 2001 CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 • "'f8lC11-3 SERIES-3 fi;tH Idcl ~~T HIMACHAL PRADESH 2001 q)f ~-2 Paper-2 of 2001 G1 Cit l4 ~ I c5" 31 G1 fGt:t CfI 31 i crsg• PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS 4lIafiUI-at(»):lli!:l fdd'lOI RURAL-URBAN DISTRIBUTION ~~~ PEOPLE ORIENTED 3fR"o'(RiT0 fit 'ttl.,. I fiirhTCff jjjti/fl/u/iiII i6Ri, &iI1/WI roT R. L. BISOTRA Director of Census Operations,Himachal Pradesh fcrt<m~'ift CONTENTS ~~ Pages 'ffi(j -ij ~ ~ q\1 ~ 2001 V PositIOn of Himachal Pradesh m India 2001 ~ ~ IHllflACf> ~ 2001 VII AdmilllstratlVe DIVISIOns of HImachal Pradesh 200 I lfffiTCRI 1:\ Preface 3ll<!h51 q\1 ~ XI Figures at a Glance IJR7TUAT 2001- ~ ct\1 Fcl~I~C1I\! XIII-XIV State Hlghhghts-200 1 Census ~~Q)f~1 3-15 AnalY'ils of ProvISIonal PopulatIOn fll~[l)I~1 Tables ~-1 2001 -ij ~ f,jffi ~ ~5/~/'FR -ij ~ 3fR fc;rTJ cf; 3lJffi\' 0-6 ~ CJ1l cf; ~ l[Cf 19-22 warn ctr x:m:m Table-l PopulatIOn, Child populatIOn ill the dge group 0-6 and LIterates by resIdence and Sex-Stdte, Dlstncts, UA/Clty/Town, 2001 23-31 ~-2 2001 -ij ~ f,jffi (~)c;r/I311-~ ~ 3ITClffi ~ ~ cf; 3l¥fR 0-6 ~ q7f cf; ~ l[Cf warn ctr~ Table-2 PopulatIOn, ChIld PopulatIOn m the age-group 0-6 and Literates by reSIdence and sex State, Dlstnct, TahslUSub-TahsIl 2001 fIRUft-3 2001 -ij ~ l[Cf ~ q\T cgc;r ~ -ij ~ <[f%" ~ 3ll cHflljfliX 0-0 ~ qrf cf; ~ q\1 32-33 ~ctr~l[Cf~~ctr~ Table-3 Percentage decadal growth, percentage of ChIld populatIOn m the age-group 0-6 by reSIdence and percentage of urban populatIOn to total populatlOn- State and DIstrIct 200 I 'fIRUT't -4 2001 -ij ~ ~ ~/\J(!-~ -ij ~ "Cf>l fBTT-~ l[Cf 0-6 ~ qrf *~ q\1 34-37 ~ Q)f fc;rTj~ 1 able-4 Sex ratIo of populatIOn and sex ratIo of Child populatIOn In the age group 0-6 State Dlstnct, Tahstl/Sub-Tahsil 2001 'fIRUT't-s 2001 i'f XTV'<! ~ (rg.fflc;r/\J(!-~ -ij ~ l[Cf ~ cf; ~"ffi&1Xffi <;X 38-41 Table-S LIteracy rate by reSidence and sex- State, Dlstnct, TahsIl/Sub-Tahsil 2001 ffNUll-6 20011) ~ l)" ~ 3TT<flR qi- 3J:.lffR 1'Tfu:l fflfi.\ *m l[Cf..,.-rR\ -I) ~ ~ 'If.& 42-44 >rft'rnmn- 1991-2001 fWl~ l[Cf ~-~ ct\1 "flTamn <;X Table-6 PopulatIOn, Percentage decadal growth 1991-200 I, Sex ratiO, Literacy by sex­ UAs, CItIes and Towns by size class ill the State-2001 'fIRUT't-'7 1981-20011) "f1TfuI ~ ~ 45 Table-7 Growth of urban populatIOn, 1981-2001 ~-6"Cf>l ~-1 2001 -ij CjOICJ>SjljflIX ffimtl m:xT 3i'R '1'Rl q\1 ~ 0-6 ~ qrf qi- ~ q\1 fJm 46- 47 3i'R ft;t'llj'flIX Warn ct\1 ~ Appendlx-I To Table-6 Population, Child populatIOn ill the age grot.;:> 0-6 and LIterates by sex- Independent cItIes and Towns arranged In alphabetical order 200 I III 'I"tD Pages mM'r-6 <PI ~-2 20011'! ~ ~ 11'( 1991 cf; "f7R 'fC! 20011'! ~ ~ 1'! ~ 11'( 1991 en 48 ~<tr~ Appendlx-2 To Table-6 List of Towns of 1991 dec1a~sIfied m 2001 and towns of 1991 merged with other towns m 200 I fctcRur Statements fclcRuT-1 20011'! ~ 'fC! ~/~ ~ arm <tr ~ <PI ~-~ fc1cRu1 51-54 Statement-l Rural-Urban distributIOn of populatlOn- India and StatesiUmon Terntorles 55 fclcRuT-2 1991-20011'! ~~ 'fC! ~ ~ <tr fmlIT Statement-2 Number of statutory and census towns 1991-2001 fcIcRuT-3 1991-20011'! ~ ~ <tr ~ cf; ~ ~ <PI c;vrt 55 Statement-3 Rankmg of districts by percentage of urban population, 19QI and 2001 fcIcRuT-4 1901-20011'! 1'1~1i1,,(UI <nl ~ 56 Statement-4 Trends In urbanIzatIOn, 1901-2001 ~~~wftr?r Maps and Diagrams f6>m1C'f ~ - ~ \iI~ <tr ~ rf& ~ (~) 59 Himachal Pradesh - Decadal growth rate of Rural population 1991-200 I (Dlstncts) ~~ - ~~ <tr ~ CJt&~ (~) 61 Himachal Pradesh - Decadal growth rate of Urban population 1991-200 I (Districts) iWn~ 'l~ - "f7R ~/~ 3i'lx ~ CJt& ~ 63 Himachal Prade~h - Urban Agglomeration/Towns and their Growth rates 199 i -200 I ~~-~~<PI~(~) 65 Himachal Pradesh - Percentage of Urban populatIOn 2001 (Districts) ~ wch>r - ffi-~ ~ (~/;:rq-~) 67 Himachal Pradesh - Sex RatiO 2001 (Tahslls/Sub-Tahslls) ~~-<,["[('!~1'!fu~(O-6qq) 69 Himachal Pradesh - Sex RatiO m Child population 200 I (0-6 years) l1T'iTu1-~ ~~ <PI fc1cRu1 71 DlstnbutlOn of Rural-Urban PopulatlOn ~~1'!~~~ 73 Percentage Decadal growth In Urban populdtJon 1901-2001 "fIR ~ /'1'T"1 <tr \~ <PI ~ ~ J>,1fUpn 1'! fc1cRu1 75 DlstnbutlOn of PopulatIOn of Urban AgglomeratIOn/Towns m different size classes 1901-200 I l1T'iTu1-~ ~ <PI fc1cRu1 (~) 77 DistributIOn of Rural-Urban PopulatIOn 2001 (Dlstncts) 2001 <tr \if'flTU11T q) 'l1'1T'1 \if'flTU11T ~ q R;rc;n \if'flTU11T ~ <tr ~ 79 List of Pnnclpal Census Officers and Dlstnct Census Officers for 200 I Census Photographs IV 5*r I$ff if ~ ""Plol.,1 c1; ~ ~ 1f;ft mo Wf ~ ~ ~ if ",.,·,°1." ~ ~ , Census in snowbond areas launched with enumeration of Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal, Chief Minister at Shirnla. CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 3-1T«f INDIA a.rr«r <if %<A I 'dcl ~!lT qft ~RI POSITION OF HIMACHAL PRADESH IN INDIA 2001 Boundaor. International ___ Goundary. Slate! urs ____ KfLOMETRES 100 '&0 iJ 100 200 300 400 500 I N A B RAJASTHAN MYANMAR (SURMA) MAHARASHTRA BAY OF BENGAL ARABIAN SEA "'P .Coco I., CButma) ,. •• Narcondam i, (India) ~ Ii . ,. '.I.r.' Barren I. (India) ;.,. ¥ . 12° ..~ ~ -;. •O':;_.,. ANDAMAN SEA "t- "t- O 0 8 0 p. PONOICHERRY I o c E A N 7(0 East 0: Greenwich 'IIi ° Based lIpOO Survey of India' map with the The interstate boundaries bd;weQl Arunadlal Pntde:;b • Assam and @ Govemmwt ofIndia • oopyriglJt 2001. perttllssioo ofthe Surveyor Gwc:ral of India, Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the Thetaritorial watecs of In dia extend into the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act , sea to a distance oftwe[ve nautical mile>< 1971 but have yet to be verified. m=ed from the appropriate base line. v CENSUS OF INOlA 20011 IPROVISIONAL RE SULTS I 77 I I I U><fIloqC1 W~T HIMACHAL PRADESH "l1~ II 'l"l fGl Cf) ~ ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS 2001 U '""-0 A N\ N\ N D r­ BOUNDARIES "_I ) INTERNAT IONAl I /KILAR \.. I STATE ) (PA~GII \ \ ~ /-- , DISTRICT ------- _ 33' .. /\It TAHSil/SUB TAHSil / ) ( KILOMETRES v liSA \ Itt / 20 10 o 20 40 '\ (CHALRAH)• \ I SAl~N) '\ UDArpUR r1 J ./' CHAMBA >~ l,,,,,,, ) ./ ...,/ '-" ~...., "". KYELANG ) 1· c ~ HAM B AI.- ...... ' ""'(lAHUL) p I~ ...- \CHU~~~~~¢;IYATI BR~HMAUR)' 1.,..., L '"' A H U L A N 0 5 1 T ~ '7 ~ ---"I /-.. / ~ ;---~ (') NURPUR lSIHUNTA L-., • \ J '\ ( / • ,. \ "Hall I I \ L.- """ -"I• @ '-.~ ........ , I ,) MANAL!• \_ -... _""", • JAWAl~KHAS 3 DHARMSALA ..... rJ i/ " "........ (~~/:~) ) :t. ~·DORA (JAWALI)~ KANGRA PAl~MPUR .... J '\. "'"' (... " FATEHPU~ K A N G R A ~Alm"~,~l~AN L '" I'~-/""' 32°,....... I '" ~ ..."-"JRA r--"JOj'NOAR' AGAR K U L U; Z A '-. III - 32' ....... BAR a H_ _.. '.lAO BHAROl ~ q KUllU ( , - "HWND A ~ \ _ f',-\ VANGTHANG( ...0 KDrLA t\"H~s" IN. KATIPRI "/", -... - • \ • • AA ./ _~AlSIN('HPUR. ' "7 ( m J~SWAN) ~6PIPUR THURA7./ ,. (PADHAR)) t r _) (HAN(;,RANCi~ \.. • 15 --, \ ~ X ., 'RAK'KAR,.,_. '"TIRA SUJANPUR eDHARMPUR \ ). I \BHARWAIN " • r~AOAi.JN" • KOlLl .SAINJ ,.._. ._/ ....... f ........ f • , '\JHAMfR~UR '\ • 'i'MANDfuT.~, J..... poo \ ~ \. ~ \ /" AM8. HAMIRPUR ,SARKA-GHAT BALI CHOWKI. ) \ K N N A U R '\ BANGA~~ .SHDRANJ GDHAR I • BANJAR ( 1 \ u \ - -1 BA,,)WARA ·(CHAtHYOT) { \ \ NICHAR C MORANG• N A \. • BI-'RI L·. • \ \ • @ RECKONG PEO BAR~AR (O~ATWALJ' SUN01'.RNAC,AR THUNAu ) \ @UNA \\ ~HU"::RWt MAN 0 1\ NERMANO / \ • 'I- - BILASPUR-"). ~A.NI .__feRAMPUR '- ) HARotl r \ JHANDiJTA. (NIHR I • I / J , @ t -- KARSOG f"-~- \..J 'Bll ASPUR ,,'\ • NANKHARI L '-vt \ ~WAR{)HAT ,/" _,- ./KUMHARC,A1N • .!-<NAINA 9EV1) \ '-......... __ ROt-lRU ~ '-_ SEONI TIKAR • PART OF TAHSIL KASAUL! A~Kl\SHIMLA • U P UT TAR PRADESH l • f<QTKHAI ) RAMSHAHR N C?L:JC[ B • .JUBBAl J S L· A S H M L A A SHIMLA URBAN TAHSil ~ 1 [HEt" c H SHIMLA RURAL TAHSIL \NALAGARH I5ANOAGHAT,.Jur;c,~ ~ ./ YR\SHI'..t GAR'H. • \. / .., LHAUPAl KALPA TAHSIL -J. " KASAUL-l Y ( ......... "( (.,K ",. @ {'RAJGARH' NERU~ \ SOt AN.f • ..., (c"ifriL) 51 TAH ISU8-TAHSIL " '- /- . \~.~ ~ \~~~~~~~, NOHRA '("ON~~ BRANGAl "'\. • SA.NC,RAH 'SH.a:LAI JI(. .(RENU'AI. <.. (BHALAI) I ., DA.oAHU • J DALHOUSIE <I NAHAN. KAMRAU r .::> ShAl-1PUR ., (@ '- ,,5 I R M A U R _./ HARCHAKIAN 1> )- ",- PAONTA ~AHI~ SANDHOL "1 ~2 /' ~~ At 4 JU p" HEADQUARTERS J/STRC HE-ADJuARTERS ARE ALSO TAwSIl HEADQUAR"Tt-RS EX ~ f T ~PPJAuR WHERF IT IS LOUTED AT RECl"mJG PEO) STATE NHf- Rf- THE fIAM[ OF T ..... HSILISUB TAHSIL DIFFERS FRnM ITS HEADJ. IARTER':> NAME THF FORMER HAS BEFN WRITTEN DISTRICT @ * NllHlfJ I:lRAr!"I:_Tc, TAHSIL/SUB -TAHSil • THE: H()tWJISTRATlvr Hf ..... OQUARTFRS UF SHIMLA RURAL T~HSll r II 1..; u'lB ' ... H \ ,...liD 'IAlPA1~IIS\ ARt' (!,..T SHI"4lA ~JO f' '\LPA RFSPFC'IVELi L-____~I ______________~I ______________~I _____________ _L /I_, EM I F I =' iJ H ,9 Based upon Survey of Indl1 Map With the permission of the Surveyor Genr>r 11 of India \_C) Government of !odla copYright 2001 VB PREFACE m it Jf ..
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