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NATIONAL POPULATION CENSUS 2011 HOUSEHOLD AND POPULATION BY SEX WARD LEVEL SANKHUWASABHA Central Bureau of Statistics Thapathali, Kathmandu November, 2012 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Ankhibhui [1] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 153 741 353 388 2 204 1,010 464 546 3 236 1,094 497 597 4 110 536 252 284 5 131 626 275 351 6 111 526 230 296 7 163 777 356 421 8 190 935 434 501 9 253 1,078 479 599 TOTAL 1,551 7,323 3,340 3,983 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bahrabise [2] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 40 202 105 97 2 22 122 58 64 3 39 210 95 115 4 88 422 214 208 5 130 608 304 304 6 92 441 209 232 7 76 386 189 197 8 58 319 154 165 9 77 444 221 223 TOTAL 622 3,154 1,549 1,605 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bala [3] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 94 431 205 226 2 62 324 152 172 3 75 390 190 200 4 66 322 150 172 5 63 301 131 170 6 53 223 109 114 7 41 256 115 141 8 59 280 136 144 9 54 301 143 158 TOTAL 567 2,828 1,331 1,497 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Bana [4] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 176 813 407 406 2 92 434 192 242 3 108 517 263 254 4 92 416 189 227 5 114 509 223 286 6 122 525 238 287 7 205 913 447 466 8 112 561 239 322 9 162 685 333 352 TOTAL 1,183 5,373 2,531 2,842 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Baneswor [5] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 85 406 184 222 2 28 130 65 65 3 117 498 229 269 4 99 481 218 263 5 96 493 242 251 6 219 952 425 527 7 70 324 142 182 8 41 212 98 114 9 109 539 255 284 TOTAL 864 4,035 1,858 2,177 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chainpur [6] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 217 1,016 503 513 2 117 447 206 241 3 84 408 191 217 4 169 649 320 329 5 128 619 281 338 6 116 489 232 257 7 121 553 255 298 8 157 705 332 373 9 203 916 432 484 TOTAL 1,312 5,802 2,752 3,050 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Chepuwa [7] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 93 417 194 223 2 52 198 98 100 3 34 141 65 76 4 46 174 85 89 5 47 189 93 96 6 27 111 53 58 7 20 99 48 51 8 61 306 158 148 9 24 104 55 49 TOTAL 404 1,739 849 890 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Dhupu [8] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 146 710 336 374 2 154 657 306 351 3 140 524 249 275 4 87 364 170 194 5 121 534 245 289 6 56 267 132 135 7 50 216 107 109 8 88 424 197 227 9 104 506 245 261 TOTAL 946 4,202 1,987 2,215 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Diding [9] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 86 382 191 191 2 56 278 129 149 3 62 323 156 167 4 59 279 134 145 5 91 461 224 237 6 86 392 202 190 7 52 217 111 106 8 77 374 190 184 9 73 330 166 164 TOTAL 642 3,036 1,503 1,533 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Hatiya [10] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 81 331 154 177 2 40 152 67 85 3 74 303 143 160 4 112 451 208 243 5 50 233 117 116 6 136 663 336 327 7 49 276 131 145 8 66 391 190 201 9 53 273 131 142 TOTAL 661 3,073 1,477 1,596 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Jaljala [11] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 186 966 453 513 2 106 515 220 295 3 75 351 166 185 4 145 748 360 388 5 142 723 348 375 6 119 598 272 326 7 155 811 375 436 8 146 695 301 394 9 101 477 215 262 TOTAL 1,175 5,884 2,710 3,174 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Keemathnka [12] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 12 57 25 32 2 8 37 19 18 3 8 45 19 26 4 6 30 16 14 5 7 32 18 14 6 7 30 17 13 7 14 65 34 31 8 5 40 19 21 9 5 32 16 16 TOTAL 72 368 183 185 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Khandbari Municipality [13] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 1,187 4,621 2,334 2,287 2 405 1,731 776 955 3 671 2,921 1,391 1,530 4 321 1,300 598 702 5 372 1,642 760 882 6 161 684 322 362 7 174 745 340 405 8 175 829 393 436 9 304 1,444 666 778 10 804 3,205 1,540 1,665 11 630 2,730 1,315 1,415 12 420 1,685 786 899 13 666 2,764 1,259 1,505 TOTAL 6,290 26,301 12,480 13,821 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Kharang [14] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 189 806 354 452 2 147 695 306 389 3 153 727 317 410 4 121 545 264 281 5 108 535 248 287 6 135 597 289 308 7 77 364 166 198 8 220 1,010 450 560 9 89 418 194 224 TOTAL 1,239 5,697 2,588 3,109 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Madi Mulkharka [15] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 122 560 242 318 2 87 402 188 214 3 171 753 350 403 4 92 405 185 220 5 163 704 313 391 6 164 664 304 360 7 109 494 223 271 8 239 1,101 491 610 9 152 737 339 398 TOTAL 1,299 5,820 2,635 3,185 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Madi Rambeni [16] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 137 621 297 324 2 66 255 116 139 3 144 663 318 345 4 122 548 250 298 5 207 843 385 458 6 160 760 356 404 7 106 425 186 239 8 149 729 338 391 9 105 503 224 279 TOTAL 1,196 5,347 2,470 2,877 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Makalu [17] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 28 139 74 65 2 55 249 121 128 3 84 398 203 195 4 55 243 120 123 5 139 747 393 354 6 108 485 257 228 7 149 673 334 339 8 114 481 243 238 9 117 447 209 238 TOTAL 849 3,862 1,954 1,908 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Mamling [18] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 95 443 210 233 2 47 219 97 122 3 61 294 139 155 4 42 187 92 95 5 146 620 289 331 6 111 487 223 264 7 146 715 333 382 8 109 535 251 284 9 70 354 164 190 TOTAL 827 3,854 1,798 2,056 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Mangtewa [19] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 43 249 138 111 2 12 76 44 32 3 46 221 112 109 4 37 201 94 107 5 46 184 84 100 6 69 336 176 160 7 42 179 86 93 8 69 329 157 172 9 47 235 117 118 TOTAL 411 2,010 1,008 1,002 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Matsya Pokhari [20] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 82 350 172 178 2 163 697 329 368 3 76 327 147 180 4 93 398 178 220 5 127 554 258 296 6 77 428 217 211 7 43 217 115 102 8 103 520 239 281 9 112 538 252 286 TOTAL 876 4,029 1,907 2,122 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Mawadin [21] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 68 290 141 149 2 75 331 156 175 3 86 365 165 200 4 98 396 180 216 5 130 614 280 334 6 30 164 80 84 7 42 208 95 113 8 102 491 219 272 9 90 444 202 242 TOTAL 721 3,303 1,518 1,785 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Num [22] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 70 367 179 188 2 169 888 454 434 3 86 491 243 248 4 213 891 439 452 5 53 217 102 115 6 80 341 176 165 7 61 268 132 136 8 27 126 61 65 9 13 61 35 26 TOTAL 772 3,650 1,821 1,829 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Nundhaki [23] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 72 308 139 169 2 28 112 44 68 3 66 339 158 181 4 39 214 103 111 5 49 224 109 115 6 94 468 203 265 7 34 152 72 80 8 118 524 235 289 9 53 232 111 121 TOTAL 553 2,573 1,174 1,399 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Pathibhara [24] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 74 372 182 190 2 96 447 218 229 3 46 198 95 103 4 170 735 369 366 5 32 159 75 84 6 77 323 168 155 7 101 484 241 243 8 66 281 134 147 9 56 254 127 127 TOTAL 718 3,253 1,609 1,644 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Pawakhola [25] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 113 609 299 310 2 51 273 135 138 3 78 514 261 253 4 69 387 200 187 5 60 289 154 135 6 29 159 70 89 7 48 228 117 111 8 48 180 85 95 9 70 368 191 177 TOTAL 566 3,007 1,512 1,495 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Sabha Pokhari [26] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 49 240 113 127 2 91 432 197 235 3 51 246 99 147 4 168 841 406 435 5 36 180 83 97 6 50 257 119 138 7 49 260 134 126 8 52 300 145 155 9 78 380 197 183 TOTAL 624 3,136 1,493 1,643 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Siddhakali [27] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 120 536 249 287 2 125 599 254 345 3 125 561 262 299 4 235 1,000 459 541 5 70 362 182 180 6 153 710 340 370 7 88 431 207 224 8 137 620 300 320 9 108 502 237 265 TOTAL 1,161 5,321 2,490 2,831 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Siddhapokhari [28] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 64 345 166 179 2 21 97 51 46 3 63 331 156 175 4 72 326 157 169 5 78 399 184 215 6 123 573 264 309 7 67 314 134 180 8 195 876 409 467 9 126 619 287 332 TOTAL 809 3,880 1,808 2,072 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Sisuwakhola [29] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 62 281 139 142 2 60 304 146 158 3 33 181 89 92 4 84 405 206 199 5 84 373 183 190 6 50 244 122 122 7 64 288 134 154 8 71 367 182 185 9 96 452 223 229 TOTAL 604 2,895 1,424 1,471 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Sitalpati [30] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 115 508 230 278 2 122 510 228 282 3 116 506 226 280 4 115 507 246 261 5 122 463 209 254 6 220 945 459 486 7 113 554 244 310 8 136 555 240 315 9 97 328 148 180 TOTAL 1,156 4,876 2,230 2,646 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Syabun [31] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 276 1,430 685 745 2 103 473 232 241 3 89 438 215 223 4 124 639 281 358 5 88 424 180 244 6 116 550 272 278 7 113 539 249 290 8 135 646 293 353 9 232 1,125 495 630 TOTAL 1,276 6,264 2,902 3,362 DISTRICT : Sankhuwasabha [9] V.D.C./MUNICIPALITY : Tamafok [32] POPULATION WARD HOUSEHOLD TOTAL MALE FEMALE 1 173 765 338 427 2 148 694 312 382 3 122 561 265 296 4 93 412 200 212 5 168 703 337 366 6 224 961 435 526 7 128 681 325 356 8 398 1,706 793 913 9 126 575 249
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