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POPULATION GROWTHOF Ulbs in UTTARAKHAND POPULATION GROWTH OF ULBs IN UTTARAKHAND (1901 - 2001) S. ULBs Class 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 No. 1 Uttarkashi District Created after 2,677 6,020 10,043 13,919 16,218 1 Uttarkashi (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- 1,205 1941 Census (+122.16) (+ 124.88) (+66.83) (+38.59) (+16.52) Created after 3,214 6,095 2 Barkot (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,072 1971 Census (+55.12) (+89.64) Created after 605 3 Gangotri (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 128 1981 Census (+372.66) 2 Chamoli District Created after 8,610 11,488 13,204 4 Joshimath (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- 5,852 1961 Census (+47.13) (+33.43) (+14.94) Chamoli Gopeshwar Created after 9,709 15,378 19,833 5 IV -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,354 (NPP) 1961 Census (+52.80) (+58.39) (+28.97) Created after 4,422 7,303 6 Gochar (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,284 1971 Census (+34.65) (+65.15) Created after 5,169 6,977 7 Karnaprayag (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,772 1971 Census (+37.04) (+34.98) Created aft er 978 1,682 8 Badrinathpuri (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,576 1971 Census (-62.03) (+71.98) Created after 1,262 1,704 9 Nandprayag (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1,103 1971 Census (+14.42) (+35.02) 3 Rudraprayag District Created after 301 482 10 Kedarnath (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 120 1971 Census (+150.83) (+60.13) Created after 1,542 2,250 11 Rudra Prayag (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1,331 1971 Census (+15.85) (+45.91) Tehri Garhwal 4 District Created after 4,508 5,480 12,249 20,226 25,423 12 Tehri (NPP) III -- -- -- -- 2,856 1941 Census (+57.84) (+21.56) (+123.52) (+65.12) (+25.69) Created after 1,632 2,390 3,596 4,928 5,304 13 Narendranagar (NPP) V -- -- -- -- 1,288 1941 Census (+26.71) (+46.45) (+50.46) (+37.04) (+7.63) Cre ated after -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,580 14 Chamba (NP) V 1991 Census Created after 2,264 4,519 7,880 15 Muni Ki Reti (NP) V -- -- -- -- 523 Declassified 1,126 1941 Census (+101.07) (+99.60) (+74.37) 13 RCUES, Lucknow S. ULBs Class 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 No. Dev Prayag (Partly in Created aft er 1,456 1,527 1,701 2,164 2,769 16 VI -- -- -- -- 1,040 Garhwal) (NP) 1941 Census (+40.00) (+4.88) (+11.39) (+27.22) (+27.00) Created after 1,058 1,040 17 Kirtinagar (NP) VI -- -- -- -- 238 Declassified Declassified 736 1941 Census (+43.75) (-1.7) 5 Dehradun District 42,568 50,858 43,206 59,535 116,404 129,764 169,827 220,530 270,159 426,674 18 Dehradun (NN) I 30,995 (+37.33) (+19.47) (-15.05) (+37.79) (+95.52) (+11.48) (+30.87) (+29.86) (+22.50) (+57.93) 2,319 3,438 3,975 5,020 7,495 10,925 17,646 29,145 44,487 59,540 19 Rishikesh (NPP) II 1,515 (+53.06) (+48.25) (+15.62) (+26.29) (+49.30) (+45.76) (+61.52) (+65.16) (+52.64) (+33.84) 6,552 8,297 4,966 5,966 7,133 9,849 18,038 16,323 26,722 26,075 20 Mussoori (NPP) III 4,741 (+38.19) (+26.63) (-40.15) (+20.14) (+19.56) (+38.08) (+ 83.15) (-9.51) (+63.71) (-2.42) Created after 9,001 10,991 12,486 21 Vikasnagar (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- 7,066 1961 Census (+27.38) (+22.11) (+13.6) Herbertpur Created after 9,243 22 V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 8,571 (Dehradun) (NP) 1981 Census (+7.84) Created after 8,043 23 Doiwala (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 7,476 1981 Census (+7.58) 6 Garhwal District Created after 901 2,813 5,250 7,484 8,878 13,607 20,397 24,743 24 Pauri (NPP) III -- 1,875 1911 Census (-51.95) (+212.21) (+86.63) (+42.55) (+18.63) (+53.27) (+49.90) (+21.31) 821 396 8,148 11,457 17,048 21,378 24,947 25 Kotdwara (NPP) III 1,029 -- -- 4,648 (-20.21) (-51.77) (+75.30) (+40.61) (+48.80) (+25.40) (+16.69) 2,357 2,170 1,519 1,957 2,385 3,031 5,566 9,171 18,791 19,658 26 Srinagar (NPP) IV 2,091 (+12.72) (-7.93) (-30.00) (+28.83) (+21.87) (+27.09) (+83.64) (+64.77) (+104.90) (+4.61) Created after 1,919 1,696 2,176 2,444 2,998 27 Dogadda (NPP) VI -- -- -- -- 1,241 1941 Census (+54.63) (-11.62) (+28.30) (+12.32) (+22.67) 7 Pithoragarh District Created after 1,844 17,657 27,708 44,964 28 Pithoragarh (NPP) III -- -- -- 1,519 Declassified 11,942 1931Census (+21.40) (+47.86) (+56.92) (+62.28) Created after 4,475 6,324 29 Dharchula (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,086 1971Census (+45.01) (+41.32) Created after 3,514 4,806 30 Didihat (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,044 1971Census (+71.92) (+36.77) 8 Bageshwar District Created after 4,368 5,772 7,803 31 Bageshwar (NPP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- 4,314 1961Census (+1.25) (+32.14) (+35.19) 14 RCUES, Lucknow S. ULBs Class 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 No. 9 Almora District 10,560 8,359 8,715 10,229 12,116 16,004 19,671 20,758 26,001 30,154 32 Almora (NPP) III 8,596 (+22.84) (-20.84) (+4.26) (+17.37) (+18.45) (+32.09) (+22.91) (+5.53) (+25.26) (+15.97) Created after 2,810 3,092 33 Dwarahat (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,333 1971 Census (+20.45) (+10.04) 10 Champawat District Created after 8,818 13,110 15,811 34 Tanakpur (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,003 1961Census (+46.89) (+48.67) (+20.6) Created after 3,891 5,829 35 Lohaghat (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,530 1971Census (+53.79) (+49.81) Created after 2,525 3,959 36 Champawat (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1,702 1971Census (+48.35) (+56.79) 11 Nainital District Haldwani-cum- 7,605 8,536 11,288 17,976 25,065 38,032 52,205 77,300 104,195 129,015 37 I 7,498 Kathgodam (NPP) (+1.42) (+12.24) (+32.24) (+59.25) (+39.44) (+51.73) (+37.27) (+48.07) (+34.79) (+23.82) 10,270 11,230 9,741 9,539 12,350 14,995 23,986 24,835 29,837 38,630 38 Nainital (NPP) III 6,903 (+48.77) (+9.3 5) (-13.26) (-2.07) (+29.47) (+21.42) (+59.96) (+3.54) (+20.14) (+29.47) 3,925 5,051 5,649 6,216 9,593 13,014 17,495 26,013 37,281 46,205 39 Ramnagar (NPP) III 4,038 (-2.79) (+28.69) (+11.84) (+10.04) (+54.33) (+35.66) (+34.43) (+48.69) (+43.32) (+23.94) Created after 705 1,018 1,895 1,457 2,193 3,212 4,364 5,512 40 Bhowali (NPP) V -- 1,074 1911Census (-34.36) (+44.40) (+86.15) (-23.11) (+50.51) (+46.47) (+35.87) (+26.31) Created aft er 1,836 4,225 5,874 41 Bhimtal (NP) V -- 1,621 -- -- -- -- 2,871 1911Census (+13.26) (+47.16) (+39.03) 4,663 6,128 42 Kaladungi (NP) V 1,418 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,112 (+49.84) (+31.42) Created after 5,310 6,524 43 Lalkuan (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,155 1971Census (+68.30) (+22.86) 12 Udham Singh Nagar District Created after 25,173 34,658 61,280 88,676 44 Rudrapur (NPP) II -- -- -- -- -- 9,662 1951 Census (+160.54) (+37.68) (+76.81) (+44.71) 12,773 10,576 11,276 13,223 16,597 24,258 33,457 51,773 69,870 92,967 45 Kashipur (NPP) II 12,023 (+6.23) (-17.20) (+6.62) (+17.27) (+25.52) (+46.16) (+37.92) (+54.74) (+34.95) (+33.06) 6,610 6,688 6,037 18,250 7,756 9,675 13,186 21,242 30,831 38,937 46 Jaspur (NPP) III 6,480 (+2.00) (+1.18) (-9.73) (+202.30) (-57.50) (+24.74) (+36.29) (+61.10) (+45.14) (+26.29) Created after 16,857 21,792 47 Bazpur (NPP) III -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 11,366 1971Census (+48.31) (+29.28) Created after 21,131 30,503 48 Kichha (NPP) III -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 13,606 1971Census (+55.31) (+44.3 5) 15 RCUES, Lucknow S. ULBs Class 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 No. Created after 16,704 22,027 49 Sitarganj (NPP) III -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 9,697 1971Census (+72.26) (+31.87) Created after 11,245 14,335 50 Khatima (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1991Census (+27.48) Created after 9,487 13,645 51 Gadarpur (NPP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,315 1971Census (+50.23) (+43.83) Created after 8,858 52 Mahua Kheraganj (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,614 1981Census (+33.93) Created after 5,866 7,714 53 Sultanpur (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 4,769 1971Census (+23.00) (+31.5) Created after 8,856 54 Dineshpur (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6,099 1981Census (+45.2) Created after 7,782 55 Kela Khera (NP) V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5,025 1981Census (+54.87) Mahua Dabra Haripura Created after 6,103 56 V -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5,367 (NP) 1981Census (+13.71) Created after 4,776 57 Shaktigarh (NP) VI -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3,845 1981Census (+24.21) 13 Hardwar District 28,682 30,764 33,287 40,823 57,338 59,960 79,277 45,513 149,011 177,509 58 Hardwar (NPP) I 25,597 (+12.05) (+7.26) (+8.20) (+22.64) (+40.46) (+4.57) (+32.22) (-42.59) (+227.40) (+17.67) 16,584 16,716 13,944 17,334 23,239 33,657 47,561 61,851 80,262 97,516 59 Roorkee (NPP) II 17,148 (-3.28) (+0.80) (-16.58) (+24.31) (+34.07) (+44.83) (+41.31) (+30.05) (+29.77) (+21.5) 9,282 8,852 10,044 11,093 13,751 15,206 19,723 25,724 34,161 42,584 60 Manglaur (NPP) III 10,763 (-13.76) (-4.63) (+13.47) (+10.44) (+23.96) (+10.58) (+29.71) (+30.43) (+32.80) (+24.66) Created after 12,195 16,036 61 Landaura (NP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 8,077 1971Census (+50.98) (+31.5) Created after 18,242 62 Laksar (NP) IV -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 15,622 1981Census (+16.77) 2,147 2,740 2,855 2,261 2,221 7,633 9,384 63 Jhabrera (NP) V 3,479 Declassified Declassified 5,453 (-38.28) (+27.62) (+4.20) (-20.81) (-1.77) (+39.98) (+22.94) Note: ( ) in Growth Rate Source: Town Directory, Uttaranchal, Census of India, 2001 16 RCUES, Lucknow .
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