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Population of Ladakh Data.Xlsx VILLAGE WISE POPULATION AND HOUSE HOLDS AS PER 2011 CENSUS Union Territory of Ladakh Total S.No. Name of the Village Household Male Female Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 Leh District 1. Leh Block 01 Fiang 352 1064 972 2036 02 Saboo 259 609 624 1233 03 Phey 57 184 147 331 04 Chuglamsar (CT) 1931 6524 4230 10754 05 Spituk (CT) 696 2367 1680 4047 Total:(Leh Block) 3295 10748 7653 18401 2. Chuchot Block 01 Chuchoot Gongma 368 897 939 1836 02 Chuchot Shama 296 768 799 1567 03 Chuchat Yakma 428 1054 1108 2162 04 Mathoo 279 554 611 1165 05 Stok 300 706 765 1471 06 Stakna 88 171 184 355 Total:( Chuchot Block) 1759 4150 4406 8556 3. Khaltsi Block 01 Kanji 52 165 160 325 02 Khaltse 156 381 386 767 03 Skinlingyong 38 122 115 237 04 Lamayouro 117 331 336 667 05 Takmachik 95 314 293 607 06 Leido 55 188 182 370 07 Temisgam 234 744 773 1517 08 Nurla 52 168 183 351 09 Tia 196 591 682 1273 Total:(Khaltsi Block) 995 3004 3110 6114 4. Saspol Block 01 Alchi 145 575 357 932 02 Hemishok Pachan 144 351 388 739 03 Giramangu 67 206 201 407 04 Tarhipti 20 56 46 102 05 Suspol 198 641 564 1205 06 Saspochey 36 99 115 214 Total:(Saspol Block) 610 1928 1671 3599 5. Diskit Block 01 Diskit 344 924 836 1760 02 Digger 53 86 106 192 03 Khemakhungiu 38 63 79 142 04 Tangyar 42 79 105 184 05 Hundar 269 548 631 1179 06 Khardong 144 227 241 468 07 Khalsar 22 37 61 98 08 Partap Pore 197 3198 363 3561 09 Hundar Dok 21 46 49 95 10 Skanpuk 93 197 219 416 11 Lakjung 105 226 288 514 12 Terchey 57 136 134 270 13 Skuru 52 100 130 230 14 Largiab 89 219 202 421 15 Udmaru 84 180 198 378 16 Hundri 53 108 130 238 17 Warisfistan 52 139 119 258 Total:(Diskit Block) 1715 6513 3891 10404 www.dseoleh.in Page 1 of 6 Total S.No. Name of the Village Household Male Female Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 6. Panamik Block 01 Chamshan Charasa 180 336 381 717 02 Khemi 121 299 277 576 03 Kubed 210 385 439 824 04 Panamic 186 1083 395 1478 05 Sumoor 164 385 326 711 06 Tiggar 204 397 462 859 Total:(Panamik Block) 1065 2885 2280 5165 7. Nyoma Block 01 Anlay 371 883 996 1879 02 Koyul 115 236 257 493 03 Demjok 31 43 35 78 04 Nyoma 202 427 491 918 05 Mood 127 318 357 675 Total:(Nyoma Block) 846 1907 2136 4043 8. Durbuk Block 01 Chushul 148 489 460 949 04 Kargyam 106 279 285 564 02 Durbok 160 416 436 852 03 Man Pangong 171 459 518 977 05 Shachokol 147 451 437 888 06 Tagste 126 356 325 681 Total:(Durbuk Block) 858 2450 2461 4911 9. Kharu Block 01 Chemrey 353 5450 772 6222 02 Kharoo 42 77 90 167 03 Gia 140 301 357 658 04 Upshi 26 64 64 128 05 Meroo 34 79 109 188 06 Igoo 238 505 598 1103 07 Langokor 16 44 43 87 08 Matselang 69 175 206 381 09 Hamis 24 256 57 313 10 Shang 51 115 115 230 11 Changa 58 119 124 243 12 Shara 57 134 156 290 13 Sharnose 61 142 157 299 14 Phuktse 60 142 174 316 15 Sakti 370 816 902 1718 Total:(Kharu Block) 1599 8419 3924 12343 10. Nimoo Block 01 Bazgoo 172 436 514 950 02 Nimo 193 568 566 1134 03 Likir 218 573 485 1058 04 Ney 103 275 285 560 05 Rumbak 36 128 120 248 06 Chiling Sumda 31 120 103 223 07 Skiumarkha 43 162 166 328 08 Taroo 71 203 239 442 09 Umla 21 53 46 99 Total:(Nimoo Block) 888 2518 2524 5042 11. Thiksay Block 01 Nang 74 156 178 334 02 Rambir Por 122 307 287 594 03 Shey 398 1057 1181 2238 04 Thiksey 433 1111 1126 2237 Total:(Thiksay Block) 1027 2631 2772 5403 www.dseoleh.in Page 2 of 6 Total S.No. Name of the Village Household Male Female Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 12. Skurbuchan Block 01 Dah 103 324 285 609 02 Damkhar 199 608 594 1202 03 Hanoo 224 587 620 1207 04 Skur Buchan 299 916 1016 1932 Total:(Skurbuchan Block) 825 2435 2515 4950 13. Singaylakok Block HQ at Wanla 01 Wanla 170 518 497 1015 02 Fotoksar 48 119 122 241 03 Lingshet 116 494 419 913 04 Youl Chung 42 136 125 261 Total:(Singaylalok Block) 376 1267 1163 2430 14. Turtuk Block 01 Bogdang 272 1005 983 1988 02 Turtok 384 2429 942 3371 03 Taksi 112 452 434 886 04 Thanga Chathang 16 53 50 103 05 Chulungkha 42 403 113 516 Total:(Turtuk Block) 826 4342 2522 6864 15. Rong Block HQ at Chumathang 01 Chumathang 127 237 404 641 02 Himya 52 132 133 265 03 Tarchit 32 83 84 167 04 Kumgyam 68 173 201 374 05 Teri 31 96 106 202 06 Liktse 28 71 81 152 07 Tukla 54 123 143 266 08 Kerey 60 140 150 290 09 Skitmang 37 99 90 189 Total:(Rong Block) 489 1154 1392 2546 16. Rupsho Block HQ at Puga 01 Kharnak 35 90 104 194 02 Karzok 253 673 618 1291 03 Samad Rakchan 71 188 173 361 Total:(Rupsho Block) 359 951 895 1846 17. Leh Town 01 Sanker 315 1196 898 2094 02 Skyanos I 247 3032 515 3547 03 Skampari 497 1416 767 2183 04 Skyanos II 141 1754 279 2033 05 Zangsti 151 1715 235 1950 06 Nimoling 422 6738 762 7500 07 Housing Colony A 207 440 419 859 08 Housing Colony B 143 316 325 641 09 Housing Colony C 91 221 224 445 10 Murtsey Colony 319 588 558 1146 11 Skalzangling 390 810 744 1554 12 Skara I 266 602 612 1214 13 Skara II 168 388 399 787 14 Sheynam I 113 250 216 466 15 Sheynam II 296 693 725 1418 16 Tukcha 213 529 526 1055 17 Karzoo 239 580 593 1173 18 Gangless 27 65 60 125 19 Horzey 39 82 99 181 20 Gonpa I 48 134 138 272 21 Gonpa II 45 120 107 227 Total:(Leh Town) 4377 21669 9201 30870 G.Total: (Leh District)(1-17) 21909 78971 54516 133487 www.dseoleh.in Page 3 of 6 Total S.No. Name of the Village Household Male Female Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 Kargil District 1. Drass 1 Kaksar 147 497 461 958 2 Kharbu 145 566 508 1074 3 Shimsha 93 418 376 794 4 Thasgam 43 212 188 400 5 Chokial 118 493 472 965 6 Thrangos 51 211 202 413 7 Biambiat 144 700 693 1393 8 Gindial 89 350 326 676 9 Murad Bagh 89 336 355 691 10 Goshan 189 763 722 1485 11 Holiyal 83 333 282 615 12 Rambirpur (Drass) 404 7758 639 8397 13 Mushku 78 276 296 572 14 Pandras 109 390 341 731 15 Matayan 62 247 253 500 16 Tronjen (Trankuchan) 153 548 546 1094 17 Yalboo 99 409 354 763 18 Jusgund 53 224 243 467 Total (Drass Block) 2149 14731 7257 21988 2. Kargil 1 Chulichan 112 467 445 912 2 Silmo 209 806 821 1627 3 Derchiks 85 321 303 624 4 Garkon 242 662 625 1287 5 Lalung 87 349 336 685 6 Apati 142 652 593 1245 7 Yourbaltak 259 1087 1090 2177 8 Akchamal 239 967 942 1909 9 Barchey 66 283 272 555 10 Toumel 141 531 553 1084 11 Poyan 29 107 109 216 12 Shilikchey 134 519 487 1006 13 Hardas 223 739 741 1480 14 Phultuks 36 131 149 280 15 Karkit 276 1193 1180 2373 16 Chuliskambo 127 532 450 982 17 Choskar 426 1723 1707 3430 18 Minji 322 1174 1157 2331 19 Batambis 48 163 169 332 20 Safi 90 317 322 639 Total (Kargil Block) 3293 12723 12451 25174 3. ShakarChicktan 1 Lamsusando 75 289 231 520 2 Yogmakharbu 72 300 254 554 3 Sanjak 61 232 184 416 4 Chiktan 180 664 621 1285 5 Hagnis 260 849 775 1624 6 Shakar 277 1003 919 1922 7 Kuksho 105 379 339 718 8 Samrah 180 739 702 1441 9 Stakchay 212 740 713 1453 10 Bodhkharbu 138 501 469 970 11 Heniskot 49 175 155 330 Total (ShakarChicktan Block) 1609 5871 5362 11233 4. Shargol 1 Push Kum 505 1836 1583 3419 2 Kukste 47 183 166 349 www.dseoleh.in Page 4 of 6 Total S.No. Name of the Village Household Male Female Population 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 Karit 55 260 266 526 4 Tacha 59 229 238 467 5 Lochum 56 206 199 405 6 Darkiat 36 137 117 254 7 Nunamchey 24 100 99 199 8 Skambo 96 307 316 623 9 Phoo 76 311 299 610 10 Tingdo 37 156 136 292 11 Khachey 70 259 276 535 12 Karamba 56 203 194 397 13 Shargol 75 263 223 486 14 Malbekh 189 702 691 1393 15 Wakhade 244 872 901 1773 Total (Shargol Block) 1625 6024 5704 11728 5. Zanskar 1 Akshow 61 163 169 332 2 Abran 71 211 207 418 3 Hamiling 48 116 150 266 4 Remala Skyagam 116 271 317 588 5 Phey 84 246 263 509 6 Ating 105 322 283 605 7 Rantaq Shah 57 178 180 358 8 Tonrian Thagan 94 290 283 573 9 Techa Khasar 45 149 141 290 10 Seni 99 297 317 614 11 Selapigai Pak 104 336 365 701 12 Padam 261 808 730 1538 13 Upti Pipiting 168 473 468 941 14 Salapi Ruruk 56 176 185 361 15 Lungmi Rezing 70 241 237 478 16 Karshah 189 496 468 964 17 Zangla 182 471 483 954 18 Tangday Kumi 138 477 437 914 19 Icher 43 137 112 249 Total (Zanskar Block) 1991 5858 5795 11653 6.
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