Lakhimpur District - Population 2011-2025

Lakhimpur 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 Lakhimpur District Census 2021 (with Projections for 2025)

  • Estimated Population (2025): 1,212,606 (12.13 lakhs)
  • Estimated Males (2025): 613,000
  • Estimated Females (2025): 599,000
  • Population (2011): 1,042,137
  • Male Population (2011): 529,674
  • Female Population (2011): 512,463
  • Area: 2,277 sq. km
  • Population Density (2011): 458 people/sq.km
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 968 females/1000 males
  • Child Sex Ratio (0-6): 959
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 77.2% (Male: 83.52%, Female: 70.67%)
  • Households (2011): 204,307
  • Urban Population (2011): 91,333 (8.76%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 950,804 (91.24%)

Population Projections (2011, 2021, 2025, 2026, 2031, 2036)

Year Population Total Growth Since 2011
20111,042,137--
20211,190,000+14.2%
20251,212,606+16.36%
20261,222,949+17.35%
20311,270,953+21.96%
20361,310,802+25.78%

Historic Population Growth (1901–2011)

Census Year Population Decadal Growth (%) Male Female
190173,409--39,41034,000
191192,708+26.29%49,23043,478
1921124,296+34.07%66,47057,826
1931154,021+23.91%84,70069,321
1941188,977+22.70%102,00086,640
1951222,883+17.94%119,000104,000
1961335,346+50.46%182,000153,000
1971480,838+43.39%254,000227,000
1991751,517+56.29%389,000362,000
2001889,010+18.30%455,691433,319
20111,042,137+17.22%529,674512,463

Religion-wise Population (2011 & 2025 Projection)

Religion 2011 Population Percent (2011) 2025 Est. Population
Hindu797,13076.49%919,569
Muslim193,47618.57%223,194
Christian46,2174.43%53,316
Sikh4120.04%475
Buddhist1,0740.10%1,239
Jain2500.02%288
Others/Not Stated3,5780.34%4,127
Total1,042,137100%1,202,209

Caste-wise Population (2011)

Caste Total Male Female Percent of Population
Scheduled Caste (SC)81,84041,68940,1517.85%
Scheduled Tribe (ST)249,426126,716122,71023.93%

Urban/Rural/Household Statistics (2011)

Region Population (%) Total Population Male Female Sex Ratio Literacy (%) Households
Urban 8.76% 91,333 47,092 44,241 939 86.93% --
Rural 91.24% 950,804 482,582 468,222 970 76.22% 204,307
Total 100% 1,042,137 529,674 512,463 968 77.2% 204,307

Child Population (0–6 years) (2011)

Population Type Total Male Female Child Sex Ratio
All Areas 156,739 80,016 76,723 959
Urban 10,450 5,405 5,045 933
Rural 146,289 74,611 71,678 961

Workforce Profile (2011)

Work Type Total Male Female
Main Workers283,533223,80059,733
Cultivators148,850118,70030,150
Agricultural Labourer16,15412,1593,995
Household Industries4,7143,2791,435
Other Workers113,81589,66224,153
Marginal Workers146,46258,45088,012
Non Working612,142247,424364,718

Literacy Rate by Religion (2011)

Religion Average Literacy Rate Male Literacy Rate Female Literacy Rate
Hindu79.96%86.35%73.37%
Muslim68.42%73.89%62.8%
Christian62.76%71.38%53.71%
Others75.69%82.61%68.42%

Sex Ratio by Religion (2011)

Religion Sex Ratio
Hindu969
Muslim969
Christian957
Others927

Languages Spoken (2011)

  • Assamese: 57.8%
  • Mishing: 17.64%
  • Bengali: 12.96%
  • Sadri: 2.46%
  • Nepali: 2.35%
  • Deori: 1.21%
  • Hindi: 1.17%

Administrative Structure: Subdistricts & Taluks

Subdistrict/Taluk Name
Bihpuria
Dhakuakhana (Pt)
Kadam
Naobaicha
Narayanpur
North Lakhimpur
Subansiri (Pt)

City List & Statistics (2011)

City Name Population Estimated Population (2025)
Lakhimpur (Nagar Palika Parishad)151,993175,339

Households and Homeless Data (2011)

  • Total households: 204,307
  • Families without roof cover: 45
  • Total people without roof cover: 171

Geography and Administrative Divisions

  • District HQ: North Lakhimpur
  • Bounded by Siang & Papumpare (Arunachal Pradesh, North), Dhemaji & Subansiri River (East), Majuli (South), Biswanath (West)
  • Main Subdivisions: Dhakuakhana, Narayanpur-Bihpuria, North Lakhimpur (sadar)
  • Major police stations: North Lakhimpur, Boginadi, Panigaon, Dhakuakhana, Ghilamara, Narayanpur, Laluk, Bihpuria

Economic Facts

  • Mainly agricultural: rice, tea, mustard, sugarcane
  • Tea introduced by Assam Company in 1840
  • Small scale industry presence

Flora, Fauna & Forests

  • Major forests: Ranga Reserve, Kakoi Reserve, Dulung Reserve, Pabho Reserve
  • Key species: Hollokh, Ajhar, Simolu, Sum, Gomari, Sisu, Silikha, Neem, Nahar
  • Fauna: Elephants, buffalo, tiger, deer, various bird species
  • Wildlife Sanctuary: Bardoibum-Beelmukh Wildlife Sanctuary (11 sq.km), shares with Dhemaji

Historic & Etymology Highlights

  • Named after Chutia ruler Lakshminarayan (Lakshmipur ➔ Lakhimpur)
  • Historic ahom & Chutia rule, British annexation (post 1838)
  • Was once much larger, included modern Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Dhemaji
  • District split in 1971 (Dibrugarh separated), 1989 (Dhemaji separated)

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