Lower Dibang Valley District - Population 2011-2025

Lower Dibang Valley District Arunachal Pradesh Census 2021/2011: Full Population, Religion, Urban/Rural, Literacy, SC/ST, City & Taluk Stats (All Offi
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Quick Overview of Lower Dibang Valley District Census 2021 & 2025 Projections

  • Population (2011): 54,080
  • Projected Population (2025): 58,300–66,908 (14.8–23.7% growth)
  • Male Population (2011): 28,053
  • Female Population (2011): 26,027
  • Projected Males (2025): 32,040–34,707
  • Projected Females (2025): 30,010–32,201
  • Area: 3,900 sq.km
  • Population Density (2011): 14/sq.km
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 928 females/1000 males (urban: 878, rural: 941)
  • Child Sex Ratio (2011): 948 (urban: 875, rural: 961)
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 69.13% (Urban: 88.39%, Rural: 63.63%)
  • Male Literacy (2011): 75.55%
  • Female Literacy: 62.19%
  • No. of Households (2011): 11,600
  • Child Population (0–6, 2011): 8,009 (14.8%)
  • Urban Population (2011): 11,389 (21.06%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 42,691 (78.94%)
  • District HQ: Roing

Population Trends & Decadal Growth (1961–2025)

Year Population Variation % Growth Male Female
19617,0303,5703,460
19719,940+2,910+41.3%5,3904,550
198124,070+14,130+142.2%14,5709,500
199135,680+11,610+48.2%19,77015,910
200150,448+14,768+41.4%27,15623,292
201154,080+3,632+7.2%28,05326,027
202558,300–66,908+14.8–23.7%32,040–34,70730,010–32,201

Religion-wise Population (2011 & 2025 Projection)

Religion 2011 Population % (2011) 2025 Projection Male (2011) Female (2011)
Hindu28,91553.47%35,77415,53313,382
Other religions & persuasions (tribal)10,39319.22%12,8585,0775,316
Christian9,21317.04%11,3984,5574,656
Buddhist2,9325.42%3,6271,4671,465
Muslim2,2474.15%2,7801,249998
Sikh330.06%412013
Jain190.04%24811
Not Stated3280.61%406142186

Caste-wise Population (2011)

Caste Total Male Female % Sex Ratio
Scheduled Caste (SC)0000
Scheduled Tribe (ST)25,97412,64913,32548.03%1,054

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

Category Population % Total Male Female Sex Ratio Child Sex Ratio Literacy Rate (%) No. of Households Child Population
Urban21.06%11,3896,0645,32587887588.39%1,157
Rural78.94%42,69121,98920,70294196163.63%11,6006,852
Total100%54,08028,05326,02792894869.13%11,6008,009

Child Population & Sex Ratio (0–6, 2011)

  • Total: 8,009 (14.8%)
  • Boys: 4,112
  • Girls: 3,897
  • Child Sex Ratio: 948
  • Urban child pop: 1,157 (10.16% urban)
  • Rural child pop: 6,852 (16.05% rural)

Literacy Rate by Religion (2011)

Religion Average Literacy Male Literacy Female Literacy
Hindu66.8%73.18%59.31%
Other religions and persuasions74.37%81.35%67.76%
Christian76.42%82.04%70.95%
Buddhist54.02%64.54%43.27%

Sex Ratio by Religion (2011)

Religion Sex Ratio
Hindu862
Other religions & persuasions1,048
Christian1,022
Buddhist999

Workforce Data (2011)

Work Type Total Male Female
Main Workers19,82913,0516,778
Cultivators8,8085,0333,775
Agriculture Labourer2,5591,584975
Household Industries16210260
Other Workers8,3006,3321,968
Marginal Workers2,4971,0511,446
Non Working31,75413,95117,803

Administrative Structure: Circles/Subdistricts (Taluks)

Subdistrict/Circle Name
Dambuk
Desali
Hunli
Koronu
Roing
Tinali (Paglam)

Village & Town Details (2011)

  • Total towns: 1
  • Total villages: 314

Households and Homeless Data (2011)

  • Total households: 11,600
  • Families without roof cover: 5
  • Total people without roof cover: 20

Languages Spoken (2011)

  • Nepali: 24.29%
  • Adi: 23.03%
  • Mishmi: 15.15%
  • Bengali: 7.04%
  • Mishing: 7.02%
  • Bhojpuri: 4.54%
  • Assamese: 3.75%
  • Hindi: 2.83%
  • Galo: 2.23%

Socio-Economic & Geographic Highlights

  • District split from Dibang Valley in 2001
  • District HQ: Roing
  • Notable tribes: Idu Mishmi, Adi Mishmi
  • Wildlife: Sclater's monal, Blyth's tragopan, leaf muntjac, Bengal florican, Mishmi takin, Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary (282 sq.km)
  • Assembly seats: Dambuk & Roing (Arunachal East Lok Sabha seat)
  • Major rivers: Dibang, Dotung, Deopani, Eze, Mathu, Sisiri, Ithun, Datong, Dambuk, Tangri
  • Transport: 2,000-km Arunachal Pradesh Frontier Highway planned

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