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NATIONAL POPULATION CENSUS 2011 HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION BY SEX WARD LEVEL BARA Central Bureau of Statistics Thapathali, Kathmandu November, 2012 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Amarpatti [1] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 28 201 106 95 2 97 588 304 284 3 91 572 280 292 4 58 445 229 216 5 64 561 282 279 6 33 269 134 135 7 44 337 164 173 8 49 455 223 232 9 44 310 152 158 TOTAL 508 3,738 1,874 1,864 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Amlekhganj [2] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 129 623 303 320 2 67 328 171 157 3 179 768 400 368 4 236 1,137 592 545 5 90 485 245 240 6 47 195 103 92 7 202 1,018 529 489 8 127 645 335 310 9 293 1,510 735 775 TOTAL 1,370 6,709 3,413 3,296 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Amritgang [3] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 181 1,134 593 541 2 217 1,541 795 746 3 143 873 443 430 4 112 747 390 357 5 135 810 404 406 6 99 658 312 346 7 264 1,449 727 722 8 200 1,160 571 589 9 115 761 374 387 TOTAL 1,466 9,133 4,609 4,524 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Amab [4] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 105 538 255 283 2 164 956 474 482 3 114 622 303 319 4 87 528 267 261 5 106 607 308 299 6 102 619 288 331 7 81 433 209 224 8 51 284 143 141 9 118 671 319 352 TOTAL 928 5,258 2,566 2,692 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Babuain [5] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 59 418 215 203 2 66 407 212 195 3 66 401 214 187 4 69 483 238 245 5 45 256 126 130 6 50 312 158 154 7 40 284 147 137 8 72 386 201 185 9 71 512 267 245 TOTAL 538 3,459 1,778 1,681 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bachhanpurwa [6] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 86 425 192 233 2 85 499 218 281 3 55 272 136 136 4 182 804 389 415 5 70 331 160 171 6 123 682 302 380 7 45 233 117 116 8 65 371 175 196 9 196 1,243 595 648 TOTAL 907 4,860 2,284 2,576 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Badaki Fulbariya [7] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 85 692 369 323 2 63 475 249 226 3 47 340 182 158 4 52 311 163 148 5 54 475 262 213 6 128 1,071 559 512 7 191 1,536 800 736 8 143 1,053 574 479 9 141 1,154 581 573 TOTAL 904 7,107 3,739 3,368 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bagahi [8] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 72 577 284 293 2 54 457 250 207 3 65 544 289 255 4 61 395 194 201 5 32 243 112 131 6 44 306 166 140 7 38 299 155 144 8 56 434 233 201 9 29 236 128 108 TOTAL 451 3,491 1,811 1,680 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bahuari [9] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 82 683 352 331 2 62 463 247 216 3 65 461 254 207 4 48 381 205 176 5 28 230 114 116 6 144 1,058 534 524 7 92 726 369 357 8 77 624 321 303 9 48 339 178 161 TOTAL 646 4,965 2,574 2,391 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Balirampur [10] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 110 798 404 394 2 70 514 256 258 3 116 760 402 358 4 155 1,102 557 545 5 89 636 329 307 6 115 797 414 383 7 162 1,145 592 553 8 150 1,049 548 501 9 47 325 183 142 TOTAL 1,014 7,126 3,685 3,441 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Baghawan [11] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 166 977 494 483 2 102 675 331 344 3 70 418 206 212 4 64 425 202 223 5 58 341 173 168 6 137 852 413 439 7 74 363 184 179 8 52 306 152 154 9 38 321 160 161 TOTAL 761 4,678 2,315 2,363 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Banjariya [12] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 78 522 255 267 2 92 709 347 362 3 111 728 383 345 4 66 444 217 227 5 91 602 303 299 6 100 679 360 319 7 96 690 333 357 8 81 630 320 310 9 120 995 502 493 TOTAL 835 5,999 3,020 2,979 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Barainiya [13] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 57 362 202 160 2 140 936 489 447 3 103 671 365 306 4 40 271 146 125 5 63 491 248 243 6 56 443 230 213 7 84 687 352 335 8 98 688 356 332 9 94 596 306 290 TOTAL 735 5,145 2,694 2,451 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bariyarpur [14] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 161 1,138 562 576 2 185 1,141 558 583 3 158 1,131 542 589 4 196 1,323 658 665 5 290 1,788 875 913 6 192 1,202 613 589 7 145 974 512 462 8 157 977 509 468 9 301 1,963 992 971 TOTAL 1,785 11,637 5,821 5,816 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Basatpur [15] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 105 713 361 352 2 97 654 341 313 3 100 800 404 396 4 184 1,224 611 613 5 91 614 328 286 6 73 481 266 215 7 73 429 223 206 8 123 784 399 385 9 181 1,133 569 564 TOTAL 1,027 6,832 3,502 3,330 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Batara [16] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 47 330 164 166 2 45 306 160 146 3 64 407 216 191 4 43 313 168 145 5 57 336 175 161 6 52 413 201 212 7 80 630 325 305 8 63 469 233 236 9 95 572 295 277 TOTAL 546 3,776 1,937 1,839 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Beldari [17] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 39 312 159 153 2 61 514 261 253 3 67 534 274 260 4 82 569 285 284 5 65 555 318 237 6 84 715 367 348 7 61 490 261 229 8 82 603 321 282 9 95 705 354 351 TOTAL 636 4,997 2,600 2,397 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Benauli [18] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 67 465 245 220 2 74 496 255 241 3 106 632 335 297 4 93 626 325 301 5 78 552 288 264 6 79 526 288 238 7 97 650 340 310 8 78 602 290 312 9 74 559 300 259 TOTAL 746 5,108 2,666 2,442 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bhagwanpur [19] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 56 428 219 209 2 44 345 181 164 3 65 495 232 263 4 62 438 226 212 5 77 530 269 261 6 72 433 240 193 7 57 416 201 215 8 200 1,488 763 725 9 118 777 411 366 TOTAL 751 5,350 2,742 2,608 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bhaluhi Bharbaliya [20] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 124 775 394 381 2 94 598 307 291 3 99 621 336 285 4 67 464 247 217 5 104 661 345 316 6 99 715 383 332 7 130 984 512 472 8 186 1,352 715 637 9 85 554 300 254 TOTAL 988 6,724 3,539 3,185 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bharatganj Sigaul [21] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 242 1,144 536 608 2 111 549 261 288 3 81 441 228 213 4 197 961 469 492 5 89 412 193 219 6 60 252 114 138 7 155 764 346 418 8 92 443 213 230 9 70 337 156 181 TOTAL 1,097 5,303 2,516 2,787 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bhatauda [22] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 134 941 494 447 2 79 488 251 237 3 77 554 288 266 4 79 529 296 233 5 121 856 436 420 6 74 594 306 288 7 104 844 466 378 8 82 579 308 271 9 161 1,063 540 523 TOTAL 911 6,448 3,385 3,063 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bhodaha [23] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 145 960 493 467 2 31 255 128 127 3 181 1,188 608 580 4 87 607 326 281 5 80 496 260 236 6 61 496 259 237 7 128 785 405 380 8 191 1,188 618 570 9 127 849 432 417 TOTAL 1,031 6,824 3,529 3,295 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bishrampur [24] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 172 1,159 598 561 2 158 1,055 583 472 3 70 506 272 234 4 130 852 456 396 5 53 397 205 192 6 68 475 235 240 7 45 370 190 180 8 67 477 252 225 9 149 1,030 525 505 TOTAL 912 6,321 3,316 3,005 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bishunpur [25] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 78 719 384 335 2 70 670 343 327 3 70 456 249 207 4 67 514 266 248 5 44 319 158 161 6 45 424 194 230 7 39 309 146 163 8 75 589 298 291 9 39 320 163 157 TOTAL 527 4,320 2,201 2,119 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bishunpurwa [26] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 89 572 286 286 2 136 720 363 357 3 113 713 360 353 4 59 394 194 200 5 37 178 89 89 6 85 471 241 230 7 111 750 362 388 8 139 956 509 447 9 70 467 240 227 TOTAL 839 5,221 2,644 2,577 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Buniyad [27] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 122 811 423 388 2 103 791 415 376 3 95 667 359 308 4 90 653 352 301 5 67 590 305 285 6 76 518 275 243 7 54 385 206 179 8 42 317 167 150 9 133 919 474 445 TOTAL 782 5,651 2,976 2,675 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chhata Pipra [28] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 140 861 450 411 2 158 860 430 430 3 90 558 268 290 4 106 639 311 328 5 93 573 294 279 6 175 1,399 739 660 7 84 621 311 310 8 78 568 292 276 9 141 1,096 579 517 TOTAL 1,065 7,175 3,674 3,501 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chhatawa [29] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 76 486 256 230 2 88 611 327 284 3 112 907 489 418 4 110 745 408 337 5 82 628 325 303 6 83 594 301 293 7 66 576 306 270 8 75 530 275 255 9 79 583 305 278 TOTAL 771 5,660 2,992 2,668 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Dahiyar [30] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 209 1,397 731 666 2 63 510 263 247 3 135 875 446 429 4 90 553 295 258 5 86 543 271 272 6 154 842 432 410 7 126 755 399 356 8 91 482 256 226 9 180 1,204 627 577 TOTAL 1,134 7,161 3,720 3,441 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Dewapur [31] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 84 533 281 252 2 55 437 230 207 3 96 674 349 325 4 35 267 132 135 5 92 621 325 296 6 77 558 285 273 7 70 590 274 316 8 56 411 215 196 9 77 625 341 284 TOTAL 642 4,716 2,432 2,284 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Dharma Nagar [32] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 67 409 210 199 2 107 742 390 352 3 61 383 196 187 4 93 657 329 328 5 84 539 277 262 6 74 459 241 218 7 78 537 283 254 8 41 321 164 157 9 165 1,310 696 614 TOTAL 770 5,357 2,786 2,571 DISTRICT : Bara [33] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Dohari [33] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 75 516 267 249 2 102 660 348 312 3 65 439 222 217 4 75 536 281 255 5 58 415 212 203 6 110 750 391 359 7
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