Dhemaji District Assam - Population 2011-2025

Dhemaji 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 Dhemaji District Census 2021 & 2025 Estimates

  • Estimated Population (2025): 791,523 – 798,368 (approx. 7.92–8.00 lakh)
  • 2025 Males: 405,201 – 407,000
  • 2025 Females: 386,322 – 392,000
  • Population (2011): 686,133
  • Male (2011): 351,249
  • Female (2011): 334,884
  • Area: 3,237 sq.km
  • Population Density (2011): 212 people/sq.km
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 953–954 females/1000 males
  • Child Sex Ratio (0–6, 2011): 950–951
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 72.7% (Male: 79.84%, Female: 65.21%)
  • No. of Households (2011): 129,869
  • Child Population (0–6, 2011): 104,247 (15.2%)
  • Urban Population (2011): 48,285 (7.04%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 637,848 (92.96%)

Population Projections (2011–2036)

Year Projected Population Growth Since 2011
2011686,133--
2021802,500+16.98%
2025791,523 – 798,368+15.41% – +16.36%
2026805,178+17.35%
2031836,784+21.96%
2036863,020+25.78%

Historic Population Growth (1901–2011)

Year Population Variation Growth (%) Male Female
190121,324----11,4509,880
192136,106+9,176+34.07%19,31016,800
193144,742+8,636+23.92%24,61020,132
194154,896+10,154+22.69%29,73025,166
195164,745+9,849+17.94%34,32030,425
1961113,439+48,694+75.21%60,24053,199
1971230,762+117,323+103.42%123,000108,000
1991478,830+248,068+107.5%248,000230,000
2001571,944+93,114+19.45%294,643277,301
2011686,133+114,189+19.97%351,249334,884

Religion-wise Population (2011 & 2025 Projections)

Religion Population (2011) % 2011 Estimated 2025
Hindu655,05295.47%755,668
Muslim13,4751.96%15,545
Christian8,7111.27%10,049
Buddhist9110.13%1,051
Sikh2970.04%343
Jain1670.02%193
Others6,3150.92%7,285
Not Stated1,2050.18%1,390

Caste-wise Population (2011)

Caste Total Male Female Percent Sex Ratio
Scheduled Caste (SC)44,22523,00621,2196.45%923
Scheduled Tribe (ST)325,560165,449160,11147.45%968

Urban/Rural Population & Literacy (2011)

Region Population (%) Total Pop. Male Female Sex Ratio Child Sex Ratio Literacy (%) Households
Urban7.04%48,28524,97123,31493493084.02%--
Rural92.96%637,848326,278311,57095595171.81%129,869
Total100%686,133351,249334,884953–954950–95172.7%129,869

Child Population (0–6) (2011)

Region Total Male Female Child Sex Ratio Proportion (%)
All Areas104,24753,45750,79095015.2
Urban5,8953,0552,84093012.2
Rural98,35250,40247,95095115.4

Workforce Profile (2011)

Work Type Total Male Female
Main Workers201,364145,68355,681
Cultivators145,889102,53243,357
Agricultural Labourer4,7912,9831,808
Household Industries3,1091,9321,177
Other Workers47,57538,2369,339
Marginal Workers115,43640,89474,542
Non Working369,333164,672204,661

Literacy Rate by Religion (2011)

Religion Average Literacy Rate Male Literacy Rate Female Literacy Rate
Hindu73.09%80.24%65.59%
Muslim57.23%63.92%49.93%
Christian69.15%76.52%61.62%
Other religions67.86%75.08%60.6%

Sex Ratio by Religion (2011)

Religion Sex Ratio
Hindu954
Muslim922
Christian974
Other religions988

Languages Spoken (2011)

  • Assamese: 39.21%
  • Mising: 32.53%
  • Bengali: 9.80%
  • Boro: 6.95%
  • Nepali: 5.26%
  • Hindi: 1.49%
  • Hajong: 0.95%

Administrative Structure: Full list of Circles/Subdistricts (Tehsils/Taluks)

Subdistrict/Circle Name
Dhakuakhana (Pt)
Dhemaji
Gogamukh
Jonai
Sissiborgaon
Subansiri (Pt)

Village & Town Details (2011)

  • Total Villages: 1,319
  • Total Towns: 4

Households and Homeless Data (2011)

  • Total households: 129,869
  • Families without roof cover: 24
  • Total people without roof cover: 107

Geography and Administrative Divisions

  • District HQ: Dhemaji
  • Commercial center: Silapathar
  • Bogibil bridge links Silapathar and Dibrugarh
  • Area: 3,237 sq.km. (Rural: 3,221 sq.km., Urban: 16 sq.km.)
  • Heavily flood-prone, many Brahmaputra tributaries, Bardoibum-Beelmukh Wildlife Sanctuary

Socio-Economic & Historic Highlights

  • Second-highest proportion of Hindus in Assam (after Majuli)
  • 47.45% tribal population (Mishing, Boro, Deori, Sonowals)
  • Major educational centers and colleges in Dhemaji and Silapathar
  • Backward Regions Grant Fund recipient
  • Became a district in 1989 (split from Lakhimpur)
  • Economic focus: trade/commerce; agriculture, small industry; floods impact
  • Main towns: Dhemaji, Dimow, Gogamukh, Jonai Bazar, Silapathar, Simen Chapori, Sissiborgaon, Telam

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