Dhamtari District - Population 2011-2025

Dhamtari District Chhattisgarh Census 2025/2011 – Population, Growth, Religion, Sex Ratio, Literacy, SC/ST, Rural/Urban, Language, Tehsil/Taluk Data
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Quick Overview of Dhamtari District Census 2021

  • Total Population (2011): 799,781 (Male: 397,897 | Female: 401,884)
  • Estimated Population (2025): 963,758 – 1,008,124
  • Area: 4,084 km²
  • Density (2011): 196–209/km²
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 1,010 females/1000 males (Child: 973)
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 78.36% (Male: 87.78% | Female: 69.08%)
  • Urban Population (2011): 149,195 (18.65%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 650,586 (81.35%)
  • Total Households (2011): 170,951
  • Child Population (0–6 yrs, 2011): 101,909 (Male: 51,652 | Female: 50,257 | 12.74%)
  • SC Population (2011): 58,581 (7.32%)
  • ST Population (2011): 207,633 (25.96%)
  • Main Languages (2011): Chhattisgarhi 92.63%; Hindi 5.31%
  • Main Tehsils/Taluks: Dhamtari, Kurud, Magarlod, Nagri

Population Projections & Historic Data

YearPopulationGrowth %MaleFemale
1901164,530-79,84084,690
1951276,7620.78135,000142,000
2001706,59120.23352,524354,067
2011799,78113.11397,897401,884
2025963,758 – 1,008,12420.5 – 26.1479,000 – 501,549485,000 – 506,575
20361,062,15632.8527,041535,115

Religion-wise Population (2011, 2025 est)

Religion2011%2025(est)
Hindu777,18897.18979,645
Muslim10,4251.3013,141
Christian2,6440.333,333
Sikh1,1960.151,508
Buddhist6670.08841
Jain3,6120.454,553
Other3,6850.464,645
Not Stated3640.05459

SC/ST Population (2011)

CategoryTotal%MaleFemale
Scheduled Caste58,5817.3228,88729,694
Scheduled Tribe207,63325.96102,058105,575

Sex Ratio, Literacy by Area/Religion (2011)

CategoryOverallMaleFemale
Total (All)1,010--
Urban Area1,003--
Rural Area1,012--
SC1,028--
ST1,035--
ReligionSex Ratio
Hindu1,011
Muslim958
Jain947
Other religions1,064
CategoryAverageMaleFemale
Total Population78.3687.7869.08
Urban Area84.2691.2677.32
Rural Area76.9886.9667.17

Urban–Rural & Household Data

UrbanRural
Population (%)18.6581.35
Total Population149,195650,586
Male Population74,477323,420
Female Population74,718327,166
Sex Ratio1,0031,012
Child Population (0-6)17,45084,459
No. Households170,951

Child Population Details (0–6 Years, 2011)

TotalMaleFemaleProportion (%)
101,90951,65250,25712.74

Workforce Profile (2011)

TotalMaleFemale
Main Workers335,368202,027133,341
Cultivators121,63973,75047,889
Agricultural Labourer135,85568,56667,289
Household Industry6,4053,4033,002
Other Workers71,46956,30815,161
Marginal Workers67,52724,35543,172
Non Working396,886171,515225,371

Tehsil/Taluk & Administrative Units

  • Dhamtari
  • Kurud
  • Magarlod
  • Nagri
  • Total towns: 6 | Total villages: 649 (2011)

Languages Spoken (2011)

  • Chhattisgarhi: 92.63%
  • Hindi: 5.31%
  • Houseless Population (2011): 771 people (207 families)
  • District HQ: Dhamtari; Major industries: Rice mills, hydro dams (Ravishankar Sagar, Madamsilli, Sondur, Dudhawa)
  • Forest: 52% of area

Nearby Districts

DistrictPopulation
Mahasamund1,032,754
Kanker (Uttar Bastar Kanker)748,941
Raipur4,063,872
Bastar1,413,199
Durg3,343,872
Narayanpur139,820
Rajnandgaon1,537,133
Dakshin Bastar Dantewada533,638
Kabirdham822,526
Bijapur255,230

FAQ – Dhamtari District Key Questions

  • What is the population of Dhamtari? 799,781 (2011), projected: ~963,758 – 1,008,124 (2025)
  • What is the sex ratio? 1,010 females per 1000 males (2011)
  • What is the child population (0–6)? 101,909; 12.74% of total
  • What is the district’s SC/ST population? SC: 58,581 (7.32%), ST: 207,633 (25.96%)
  • What is the urban/rural population split? Urban: 18.65%, Rural: 81.35%
  • What is the district’s literacy rate? 78.36% total, Male: 87.78%, Female: 69.08%
  • What languages are spoken? Chhattisgarhi (92.63%), Hindi (5.31%)
  • What are the main tehsils/taluks? Dhamtari, Kurud, Magarlod, Nagri
  • What is the population density? 196–209 people per km²
  • How many towns/villages/houseless? 6 towns, 649 villages, 771 houseless people (2011)
  • Main industries? Rice mills, dams (Ravishankar Sagar, Madamsilli, Sondur, Dudhawa)

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