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CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 GENERAL POPULATION TABLES ANDHRA PRADESH (Tables A-1 to A-4) {.~ ~ ~~ ~8 a" ~ PEOPLE OR IENTED OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS, ANDHRA PRADESH Data Product Number 28-026-2001-Cen Book (E) (ii) Contents Pages 1. PREFACE v 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vi 3. FIGURES AT A GLANCE vii-viii 4. MAP RELATING TO ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS ix 5. SECTION I : General Note 3-11 Census Concepts and Definitions 11-16 6. SECTION II: TABLE A-I: NUMBER OF VILLAGES, TOWNS, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND AREA 1. Fly Leaf 20-25 Statements 26-36 2. Diagram regarding Area and percentage to total Area 37 3. Map relating to Rural and Urban Population by Sex 2001 38 • 4. Map relating to Sex Ratio - 2001 39 5. Diagram regarding Area, India and States 2001 40 6. Diagram regarding Population - India and States - 200 1 41 7. Diagram regarding Population - Andhra Pradesh and Districts 200 1 42 8. Map relating to Density of PopUlation, 2001 43 9. Table A-I 45-142 Annexure - I 142-143 Annexure - II 144--146 10. Appendix and Annexure 147-150 7. TABLE A-2 : DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 1. Fly Leaf 153 Statements 153-158 2. Diagrams relating to Growth of Population 1901-2001 India and Andhra Pradesh 159-160 3. Table A-2 161-166 4. Appendix 167 (iii) Pages 8. TABLE A-3 : VILLAGES BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS 1. Fly Leaf 171 Statements 171-173 2. Table A-3 174-275 3. Appendix 276-302 9. TABLE A-4 : TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS IN 2001 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 1. Fly Leaf 305-306 Statements 307-376 2. Diagram regarding Dacadal Growth of Urban Population Showing Percentage 1901-2001 Andhra Pradesh 377 3. Map showing Population of Towns in Six Size classes, 2001 378-381 4. Map showing Urban Agglomerations, 2001 382 5. Alphabetical list of towns - 2001 383-387 6. Alphabetical List of Urban Agglomerations - 2001 387-388 7. Table A-4 389-446 8. Appendix-l 447-449 9. Appendix-2 450-452 10. ANNEXURES 1. Annexure - I : Census of India 2001 - Houselist Schedule 455-456 2. Annexure - II : Census of India 2001 - Household Schedule 457-458 (iv) Preface he 2001 Census is the 14th Census of India as reckoned from the year of first Census in 1872 and the T6th Census after Independence and 1st in this millennium. After concluding the enumeration in Andhra Pradesh on 5th March, 200 1, Provisional Census Figures were quickly compiled, tabulated and published in Paper-l of 2001 for making them available to the Government Departments and various data users. The Primary Census Abstract popularly known as PCA in Census terminology contains the basic population data along with economic activities. A quantum leap was made in the technology front while processing the 2001 Census data both for Houselisting and Population Enumeration. The schedules for both the phases were scanned through high speed scanners in Data Centre and hand written data from the schedules were converted into digitized form through Intelligent Character Reading (ICR) software for creation of ASCII records for further processing. After quick processing of the data in computers, the PCA was generated at village level for the rural areas and Town/Ward level for the urban areas. The PCA data i.e. population figures in the form of hard and soft copies were made available to the data users. The General Population Tables based on full count are presented in Part II-A and Part II-B. The present Volume viz. Part II-A General Population Tables contains the basic Census data of the 2001 Census. The data are presented in 4 Tables viz., Table A-I : Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area, Table A-2 : Decadal Variation in Population Since 1901, Table A-3 : Villages by population size Class and Table A-4 : Towns and Urban Agglomerations Classified by Population size Class in 2001 with variation since 1901. Each Table is preceded by a fly-leaf which explains the concepts used, the contents of the table and the scope of data presented. Some inset tables, maps and charts have also been included in this volume to enhance the utility of the publication. The Census Operations is such a gigantic exercise that no single person can possibly lay claim to the credit in this. I acknowledge my gratitude to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, the Heads of the Departments and their staff including the people of Andhra Pradesh for their full and ever lasting co-operation in making the 2001 Census a success. I must record my deep sense of gratitude to Shri Devender Kumar Sikri, Additional Secretary & Registrar General, India for his valuable guidance. I am thankful to Dr. D. Roy Choudhury, Deputy Registrar General (C&T), Shri Jagan Lal, Deputy Director (Census Division) and all officers of the Office of the Registrar General, India for their valuable help at every stage in bringing out this publication. The Director of Census Operations, Sri V.S. Bhaskar under whose guidance the entire operation was carried out, deserves all credit and my special thanks go to him. The compilation and finalisation of 'A' series tables and other inset tables presented in this Volume was carried out under the supervision of Sri B. Anjaiah, Assistant Director who also drafted the General Note and fly-leaves of the volume. Sri M.H. Naik, Deputy Director and Sri J. Jayapragasam, Assistant Director have done final scrutiny of this publication. The maps and charts included in this Volume were prepared under the supervision of Dr. Aqueela Begum, Research Officer (Map). I express my thanks to all officials of this Directorate who have been actively involved in the compilation of this volume and did hard work to finalise the data presented. A separate list of staff members who are involved in different stages of this publication is appended as a token of acknowledgment. Hopefully this publication will serve as a useful source of reference to data users. D.HANUMANTHARAYA Deputy Director & . Hyderabad Controlling Officer of Census OperatIOns February, 2007 Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad (v) Acknowledgements COMPILATION, COMPARISON AND FINALISATION 1 Sri S.V. Rao Statistical Investigator Grade-I 2 Kum. G. V. Chandrakala Statistical Investigator Grade-I 3 Smt. K. Subbalakshmi Statistical Investigator Grade-I 4 Sri E. Satyanarayana Statistical Investigator Grade-II 5 Sri M. Sathaiah Statistical Investigator Grade-II 6 Smt. Sarwar Begum Statistical Investigator Grade-III 7 Sri Y. Gopalakrishna Murthy Statistical Investigator Grade-III 8 Sri R.S.M. Rao Statistical Investigator Grade-III 9 Smt. N. Alivelu Manga Senior Compiler 10 Smt. T. Bala Tripura Sundari Senior Compiler 11 Sri B. Nadavaiah Senior Compiler 12 Sri G. Venkateswara Rao Senior Compiler 13 Sri S.H.A. Qureshi Senior Compiler 14 Sri K.S. Naidu Compiler 15 Sri D. Ramesh Compiler DATA ENTRY 1 Sri B. Surya Prakash Data Entry Operator Gr. 'B' 2 Smt. S. Anuradha Data Entry Operator Gr. 'B' 3 Sri N. Shivarama Krishna Data Entry Operator Gr. 'B' 4 Sri Ch. Sreenivasulu Data Entry Operator Gr. 'B' PREPARATION OF CAMERA READY COPY 1 Sri N. Shivarama Krishna Data Entry Operator Gr. 'B' MAPPING WORK 1 Dr. (Kum) Aqueela Begum Research Officer 2 Sri P. John Samuel Assistant Director 3 Smt. RRSN Subbalakshrni Draughtsman (vi) Figures at a Glance ANDHRAPRADESH TOTAL POPULATION Total Persons 76,210,007 Males 38,527,413 Females 37,682,594 Rural Persons 55,401,067 Males 27,937,204 Females 27,463,863 Urban Persons 20,808,940 Males 10,590,209 Females 10,218,731 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWI'H RATE 1991-2001 1459 AREAINKM2 275,M5 DENSITY OF POPULATION PER KW m SEX RATIO (Number offemales per 1,000 males) 978 LITERACY RATE (Excluding children in the age-group 0-6) Persons 60.47 Males 70.32 Females 50.43 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 27.30 PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION Persons ' 38.11 (i) Main Workers Males 50.50 Females 25.43 Persons 7.68 (ii) Marginal Workers Males 5.73 Females 9.68 Persons 54.21 (iii) Non - Workers Males 43.77 Females 64.89 BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS CULTIVATORS Persons 25.47 Males 25.91 Females 24.59 (vii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 33.83 Males 26.42 Females 48.85 HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY WORKERS Persons 4.66 Males 3.28 Females 7.46 OTHER WORKERS Persons 36.04 Males 44.39 Females 19.10 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTALPOPULATlON Persons 16.19 Males 16.17 Females 16.22 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TOTOTALPOPULATlON Persons 6.59 Males 6.61 Females 6.57 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS 17,004,305 TOTAL NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 28,123 Inhabited 26,613 Uninhabited 1,510 TOTAL NUMBER OF TOWNS 210 , (viii) 78· 80· 82· 84· ANDHRA PRADESH ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS 2001 20 0 20 4060 20· KILOMETRES 20· A s BOUNDARY, STATE I U.T. 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