Chittoor District - Population 2011-2025

Chittoor District Census 2021/2011: Full Population, Religion, Urban/Rural, Literacy, SC/ST, City & Taluk Stats (All Official Data)
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Quick Overview: Chittoor District Census 2021

  • Estimated Population (2021): 4,570,000 (45.7 Lakhs)
  • Estimated Population (2025): 4,525,520–4,700,000 (45.26–47 Lakhs)
  • Population (2011): 4,174,064 (41.74 Lakhs)
  • Male (2011): 2,090,204
  • Female (2011): 2,083,860
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 997 females per 1000 males
  • Child Sex Ratio (0-6, 2011): 931
  • Area: 15,152 km²
  • Population Density (2011): 275/km²
  • Urban Population (2011): 1,231,386 (29.50%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 2,942,678 (70.50%)
  • Households (2011): 1,047,105

Population Projections (2011–2031)

YearProjected Population
20114,174,064 (41.74 Lakhs)
20214,570,000 (45.70 Lakhs)
20224,610,000 (46.17 Lakhs)
20234,640,000 (46.50 Lakhs)
20244,670,000 (46.78 Lakhs)
20254,700,000 (47.01 Lakhs)
20264,720,000 (47.22 Lakhs)
20274,730,000 (47.39 Lakhs)
20284,750,000 (47.54 Lakhs)
20294,760,000 (47.66 Lakhs)
20304,770,000 (47.77 Lakhs)
20314,780,000 (47.86 Lakhs)

Historic Census: 2001–2011

Census YearPopulationMaleFemaleGrowth %Sex Ratio
20013,745,8751,889,6901,856,18514.86%982
20114,174,0642,090,2042,083,86011.43%997

Urban & Rural Data (2011)

DescriptionUrbanRural
Population (%)29.50%70.50%
Total Population1,231,3862,942,678
Male Population616,1521,474,052
Female Population615,2341,468,626
Sex Ratio999996
Child Sex Ratio (0-6)926932
Child Population (0-6)124,378320,194
Male Child (0-6)64,588165,695
Female Child (0-6)59,790154,499
Child Percentage (0-6)10.10%10.88%
Literates910,6621,757,216
Male Literates486,043998,751
Female Literates424,619758,465
Average Literacy82.26%67.01%
Male Literacy88.12%76.34%
Female Literacy76.45%57.72%

Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST)

  • SC Population (2011): 834,168 (20%)
  • ST Population (2011): 181,236 (4.3%)
  • SC Population Sex Ratio: 996
  • ST Population Sex Ratio: 1,004

Literacy Data

  • Average Literacy (2011): 71.53%
  • Male Literacy: 79.83%
  • Female Literacy: 63.28%
  • Total Literates (2011): 2,667,878
  • Male Literates: 1,484,794
  • Female Literates: 1,183,084

Religion-wise Population

Description2011 PopulationPercentage2025 Estimate
Hindu3,737,58889.54%4,052,293
Muslim397,8709.53%431,371
Christian24,1290.58%26,161
Sikh8670.02%940
Buddhist2530.01%274
Jain1,3220.03%1,433
Others3580.01%388
Not Stated11,6770.28%12,660

Child Population (0-6 Years)

  • Total: 444,572 (10.65%)
  • Boys: 230,283
  • Girls: 214,289
  • Sex Ratio (0-6): 931

Houseless Data (2011)

  • Houseless families: 1,801
  • Houseless persons: 5,120
  • % of Population: 0.12%

Geographical Data

  • Area: 15,152 km²
  • Towns: 14
  • Villages: 1,504
  • Households: 1,047,105

Workforce Profile

  • Total Workers (2011): 2,218,474 (53.17%)
  • Male Workers: 1,295,389
  • Female Workers: 923,085

Major Cities & Urban Agglomerations

City Name2011 PopulationMaleFemale2025 Estimate
Tirupati (Municipal Corporation)287,482146,225141,257311,688
Chittoor (Municipality)153,75676,59177,165166,702
Madanapalle (Municipality)136,41468,34568,069147,900
Urban Agglomerations2011 PopulationMaleFemale
Tirupati (UA)461,900232,359229,541
Madanapalle (UA)180,18090,70089,480
Chittoor (UA)175,64787,50988,138

Subdistrict / Tahsil (Mandal) List – Chittoor District

  • Bangarupalem
  • Baireddipalle
  • B.Kothakota
  • Chandragiri
  • Chittoor
  • Gangadhar Nellore
  • Gangavaram
  • G.D.Nellore
  • Gudipala
  • Irala
  • Kallur
  • Kuppam
  • Kunapuli
  • K.V.Palle
  • Madanapalle
  • Mulakalacheruvu
  • Palamaner
  • Palasamudram
  • Peddapanjani
  • Piler
  • Punganur
  • Puthalapattu
  • Ramakuppam
  • Rompicherla
  • S.R.Puram
  • Santipuram
  • Sodam
  • Srikalahasti
  • Thamballapalle
  • Tirupati (Rural)
  • Tirupati (Urban)
  • Venkatagiri Kota
  • Yadamari
  • Yerravaripalem

Key Socio-Economic & Demographic Facts

  • Religious majority: ~90% Hindu, ~9.5% Muslim
  • SC+ST close to 24% (20% SC, 4.3% ST)
  • Urbanization: nearly 30%
  • Sex ratio close to parity, higher in rural areas
  • Literacy above national/AP average (71.53%)—but gender gap >16%
  • Tirupati is the largest urban center
  • Slowing population growth, but sustained urban expansion

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