Chirang District - Population 2011-2025

Chirang District Assam Census 2021/2011: Full Population, Religion, Urban/Rural, Literacy, SC/ST, City & Taluk Stats (All Official Data)
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Quick Overview of Chirang District Census 2021 & 2025 Estimates

  • Estimated Population (2025): 556,222 – 561,032 (Approx. 5.56–5.61 lakh, varies by source)
  • Estimated Males (2025): 282,470 – 284,000
  • Estimated Females (2025): 273,752 – 277,000
  • Population (2011): 482,162
  • Male Population (2011): 244,860
  • Female Population (2011): 237,302
  • Population Growth (2001–2011): +11.34%
  • Area: 1,923 sq.km
  • Population Density (2011): 251 people/sq.km
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 969 females/1000 males
  • Child Sex Ratio (0–6, 2011): 968
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 63.55% (Male: 70.24%, Female: 56.65%)
  • Households (2011): 97,395
  • Child Population (0–6, 2011): 73,215 (15.18%)
  • Urban Population (2011): 35,337 (7.33%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 446,825 (92.67%)

Population Projections (2011–2036)

Year Population Total Growth Since 2011
2011482,162--
2021528,600+9.64%
2025556,222 – 561,032+15.36% – +16.36%
2026565,818+17.35%
2031588,028+21.96%
2036606,465+25.78%

Historic Population Growth (1901–2011)

Census Year Population Variation Growth (%) Male Female
190137,523----19,70017,823
191148,731+11,208+29.87%25,83022,901
192161,885+13,154+26.99%33,00028,885
193171,977+10,092+16.31%38,35033,627
194182,972+10,995+15.28%44,14038,832
195190,797+7,825+9.43%48,50042,297
1961165,829+75,032+82.64%87,41078,419
1971247,085+81,256+49.00%128,000119,085
1991437,288+190,203+76.97%224,000213,288
2001433,061-4,227-0.97%222,364210,697
2011482,162+49,101+11.34%244,860237,302

Religion-wise Population (2011 & 2025 Projection)

Religion 2011 Population Percent (2011) Estimated Pop (2025)
Hindu320,64766.5%369,898
Muslim109,24822.66%126,028
Christian49,74710.32%57,388
Sikh870.02%100
Buddhist4060.08%468
Jain1250.03%144
Other/Not Stated1,9020.39%2,194

Caste-wise Population (2011)

Caste Total Male Female Percent Sex Ratio
Scheduled Caste (SC)35,13518,10517,0307.29%941
Scheduled Tribe (ST)178,68889,27389,41537.06%1002

Urban/Rural/Household/Literacy/Child Stats (2011)

Region Population (%) Total Population Male Female Sex Ratio Child Sex Ratio Literacy (%) No. of Households Child Population (0-6)
Urban7.33%35,33717,96517,37296796181.28%--4,039
Rural92.67%446,825226,895219,93096996962.08%97,39569,176
Total100%482,162244,860237,30296996863.55%97,39573,215

Workforce Profile (2011)

Work Type Total Male Female
Main Workers139,027106,20132,826
Cultivators66,77452,68614,088
Agricultural Labourer15,89610,3555,541
Household Industries4,2412,0812,160
Other Workers52,11641,07911,037
Marginal Workers54,86722,56132,306
Non Working288,268116,098172,170

Literacy Rate by Religion (2011)

Religion Average Literacy Rate Male Literacy Rate Female Literacy Rate
Hindu67.61%74.91%60.07%
Muslim51.92%57.09%46.57%
Christian60.87%66.57%55.05%
Religion not stated58.79%68.71%50.67%

Sex Ratio by Religion (2011)

Religion Sex Ratio
Hindu969
Muslim965
Christian982
Religion not stated1129

Languages Spoken (2011)

  • Bodo: 37.83%
  • Bengali: 28.86%
  • Assamese: 17.66%
  • Santali: 4.73%
  • Rajbongshi: 4.22%
  • Nepali: 2.51%
  • Kurukh: 1.11%
  • Hindi: 1.06%

Administrative Structure: Subdistricts/Talurks/Circle List

Subdistrict/Taluk/Circle Name
Barnagar (Pt)
Bengtol
Bijni (Pt)
Bongaigaon (Pt)
Kokrajhar (Pt)
Sidli (Pt)

Village & Town Details (2011)

  • Total Villages: 508
  • Total Towns: 3

Households and Homeless Data (2011)

  • Total households: 97,395
  • Families without roof cover: 36
  • Total people without roof cover: 133

Geography, Major Towns, and Rivers

  • District HQ: Kajalgaon
  • Main towns: Basugaon, Bijni, Kajalgaon, Dangtola, Kissan Bazar, Chapaguri, Dhaligaon, Bongaigaon Refinery Township
  • Main villages: Bengtol, Soulmary, Patabari (Island), Koila Moila, Panbari, Subaijhar, Dadgari, Gwbwr Bazar, Laimuti F.V, Kashikotra
  • Main rivers: Manas, Aie, Lankar
  • Part of Manas National Park (500 sq.km)

Socio-Economic & Historic Facts

  • Part of Bodoland Territorial Region, created in 2004 (carved from Bongaigaon)
  • 37.06% tribal population (Bodo, Santali, Rajbongshi, etc.)
  • Backward Regions Grant Fund recipient
  • Bongaigaon Refinery at Dhaligaon (third refinery in Assam)
  • Major educational centers: Bengtol College, Bijni College, Upendra Nath Brahma College, Basugaon College, Bodoland University affiliation
  • High literacy areas: urban 81.28%

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