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National Population Census 2011 Household and Population by Sex Ward Level NATIONAL POPULATION CENSUS 2011 HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION BY SEX WARD LEVEL RUKUM Central Bureau of Statistics Thapathali, Kathmandu November, 2012 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Aathbisdandagaun [1] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 269 1,312 647 665 2 174 842 409 433 3 98 530 258 272 4 179 889 440 449 5 144 770 379 391 6 108 603 300 303 7 106 596 279 317 8 167 897 434 463 9 195 1,000 486 514 TOTAL 1,440 7,439 3,632 3,807 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Aathbiskot [2] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 254 1,234 616 618 2 353 1,705 840 865 3 192 987 492 495 4 224 1,150 578 572 5 115 590 290 300 6 185 1,007 497 510 7 123 626 305 321 8 143 722 375 347 9 110 539 257 282 TOTAL 1,699 8,560 4,250 4,310 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Arma [3] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 90 542 263 279 2 77 417 196 221 3 54 270 143 127 4 64 355 174 181 5 111 618 301 317 6 78 446 225 221 7 68 371 178 193 8 95 547 281 266 9 83 456 216 240 TOTAL 720 4,022 1,977 2,045 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Banfikot [4] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 111 504 214 290 2 134 690 315 375 3 84 368 189 179 4 118 613 277 336 5 117 502 234 268 6 123 570 273 297 7 77 399 185 214 8 159 751 356 395 9 152 767 381 386 TOTAL 1,075 5,164 2,424 2,740 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bhalakcha [5] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 80 430 187 243 2 48 222 105 117 3 82 423 199 224 4 74 371 168 203 5 91 436 205 231 6 90 459 207 252 7 115 585 263 322 8 60 304 127 177 9 108 483 222 261 TOTAL 748 3,713 1,683 2,030 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bijayaswori [6] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 160 804 361 443 2 237 1,140 562 578 3 314 1,409 677 732 4 292 1,280 605 675 5 268 1,421 693 728 6 213 949 418 531 7 155 766 368 398 8 161 853 405 448 9 122 742 367 375 TOTAL 1,922 9,364 4,456 4,908 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chhiwang [7] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 122 624 314 310 2 118 535 243 292 3 121 649 295 354 4 76 354 161 193 5 143 742 356 386 6 134 714 337 377 7 169 796 372 424 8 175 917 445 472 9 80 394 180 214 TOTAL 1,138 5,725 2,703 3,022 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chaukhawang [8] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 105 507 239 268 2 45 227 101 126 3 17 97 42 55 4 96 461 209 252 5 86 446 210 236 6 50 287 143 144 7 66 336 152 184 8 107 523 234 289 9 61 351 160 191 TOTAL 633 3,235 1,490 1,745 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chunwang [9] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 87 440 197 243 2 49 214 93 121 3 55 317 145 172 4 43 215 93 122 5 68 329 147 182 6 76 407 184 223 7 78 395 174 221 8 94 506 220 286 9 59 291 116 175 TOTAL 609 3,114 1,369 1,745 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Duli [10] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 121 680 314 366 2 78 441 212 229 3 170 964 485 479 4 77 390 178 212 5 81 434 189 245 6 95 618 294 324 7 39 223 109 114 8 99 553 266 287 9 91 534 263 271 TOTAL 851 4,837 2,310 2,527 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Garayala [11] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 184 951 463 488 2 146 828 396 432 3 185 973 475 498 4 105 614 298 316 5 92 475 221 254 6 98 537 257 280 7 83 392 181 211 8 116 581 289 292 9 107 566 256 310 TOTAL 1,116 5,917 2,836 3,081 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Gotamkot [12] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 137 687 351 336 2 105 564 254 310 3 190 957 508 449 4 175 873 432 441 5 282 1,532 788 744 6 89 476 239 237 7 74 355 175 180 8 61 285 159 126 9 248 1,311 675 636 TOTAL 1,361 7,040 3,581 3,459 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Ghetma [13] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 100 594 291 303 2 103 557 263 294 3 107 568 281 287 4 102 559 262 297 5 47 237 121 116 6 80 502 266 236 7 96 547 274 273 8 87 452 224 228 9 140 773 366 407 TOTAL 862 4,789 2,348 2,441 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Hukam [14] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 44 182 88 94 2 32 158 83 75 3 41 187 95 92 4 42 187 89 98 5 68 307 150 157 6 51 231 107 124 7 54 271 124 147 8 70 304 130 174 9 73 321 165 156 TOTAL 475 2,148 1,031 1,117 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Jang [15] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 128 569 289 280 2 39 245 121 124 3 34 201 102 99 4 55 295 145 150 5 28 175 86 89 6 60 322 159 163 7 50 259 121 138 8 107 558 278 280 9 77 460 247 213 TOTAL 578 3,084 1,548 1,536 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Jhula [16] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 47 233 112 121 2 40 214 98 116 3 115 512 253 259 4 81 410 199 211 5 89 478 232 246 6 55 292 143 149 7 65 302 136 166 8 68 342 166 176 9 126 551 253 298 TOTAL 686 3,334 1,592 1,742 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kanda [17] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 64 300 134 166 2 43 198 91 107 3 48 249 121 128 4 75 317 154 163 5 51 225 95 130 6 51 280 121 159 7 95 443 192 251 8 57 261 123 138 9 59 288 129 159 TOTAL 543 2,561 1,160 1,401 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kankri [18] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 123 546 254 292 2 159 783 351 432 3 57 268 123 145 4 111 478 213 265 5 70 278 128 150 6 139 673 306 367 7 96 416 193 223 8 127 656 318 338 9 126 595 268 327 TOTAL 1,008 4,693 2,154 2,539 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Khara [19] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 185 951 421 530 2 151 970 455 515 3 50 258 110 148 4 94 502 216 286 5 99 529 220 309 6 130 710 310 400 7 157 825 361 464 8 88 602 271 331 9 159 839 399 440 TOTAL 1,113 6,186 2,763 3,423 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kholagaun [20] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 79 415 203 212 2 128 681 322 359 3 147 820 419 401 4 128 564 272 292 5 134 626 298 328 6 164 846 422 424 7 144 767 381 386 8 93 502 243 259 9 169 895 410 485 TOTAL 1,186 6,116 2,970 3,146 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kol [21] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 76 385 168 217 2 51 170 69 101 3 66 275 129 146 4 76 305 140 165 5 61 238 106 132 6 96 446 201 245 7 125 631 286 345 8 102 438 189 249 9 54 239 111 128 TOTAL 707 3,127 1,399 1,728 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kotjahari [22] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 182 875 393 482 2 92 431 197 234 3 116 542 247 295 4 93 526 254 272 5 128 638 301 337 6 84 350 151 199 7 106 497 247 250 8 86 387 181 206 9 171 879 381 498 TOTAL 1,058 5,125 2,352 2,773 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Magma [23] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 93 501 254 247 2 81 446 208 238 3 122 497 213 284 4 144 700 320 380 5 159 862 405 457 6 100 522 235 287 7 109 572 280 292 8 98 506 248 258 9 188 1,117 545 572 TOTAL 1,094 5,723 2,708 3,015 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Mahat [24] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 166 749 330 419 2 110 540 249 291 3 119 642 300 342 4 72 315 144 171 5 76 340 159 181 6 53 219 105 114 7 121 627 271 356 8 125 641 287 354 9 95 548 255 293 TOTAL 937 4,621 2,100 2,521 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Morawang [25] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 54 233 104 129 2 52 231 112 119 3 51 229 98 131 4 48 203 92 111 5 54 234 105 129 6 31 159 68 91 7 70 380 179 201 8 91 466 214 252 9 61 307 145 162 TOTAL 512 2,442 1,117 1,325 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Muru [26] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 120 550 255 295 2 88 416 201 215 3 91 423 192 231 4 74 400 174 226 5 94 499 233 266 6 107 629 290 339 7 71 301 138 163 8 74 350 148 202 9 69 363 174 189 TOTAL 788 3,931 1,805 2,126 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Khalanga [27] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 1,054 3,925 1,988 1,937 2 275 1,048 491 557 3 665 2,422 1,237 1,185 4 79 339 167 172 5 265 1,203 555 648 6 319 1,417 656 761 7 181 838 370 468 8 216 990 464 526 9 225 1,021 466 555 TOTAL 3,279 13,203 6,394 6,809 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Nuwakot [28] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 136 693 314 379 2 126 669 303 366 3 84 459 212 247 4 201 1,111 532 579 5 63 333 144 189 6 94 510 234 276 7 147 811 388 423 8 139 785 387 398 9 69 338 157 181 TOTAL 1,059 5,709 2,671 3,038 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Pipal [29] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 135 635 279 356 2 117 607 267 340 3 68 324 132 192 4 91 405 189 216 5 79 380 173 207 6 46 215 93 122 7 148 720 325 395 8 81 426 206 220 9 81 399 192 207 TOTAL 846 4,111 1,856 2,255 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Pokhara [30] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 54 256 121 135 2 102 493 232 261 3 107 488 237 251 4 90 422 181 241 5 128 584 284 300 6 109 524 245 279 7 109 549 257 292 8 124 573 276 297 9 93 444 210 234 TOTAL 916 4,333 2,043 2,290 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Purtimkanda [31] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 117 696 323 373 2 87 488 224 264 3 102 516 196 320 4 87 468 217 251 5 111 663 320 343 6 80 423 201 222 7 167 886 413 473 8 98 535 257 278 9 83 452 221 231 TOTAL 932 5,127 2,372 2,755 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Pwang [32] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 36 186 91 95 2 39 189 82 107 3 26 126 59 67 4 28 140 74 66 5 21 110 57 53 6 36 187 85 102 7 45 223 105 118 8 75 368 187 181 9 53 273 126 147 TOTAL 359 1,802 866 936 DISTRICT : Rukum [54] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Peugha [33] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 94 523 246 277 2 91 501 211 290 3 92 526 257 269 4 62 381 168 213 5 91 512 233 279 6 85 444 208 236 7 95 520 223 297 8 115 620 316 304 9 94 568 273 295 TOTAL 819
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