Upper Subansiri District - Population 2011-2025

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

  • Population (2011): 83,448
  • Estimated Population (2025): 95,807–103,242 (which is ≈95.8k–103.2k)
  • Estimated Males (2025): 47,690–51,663
  • Estimated Females (2025): 48,060–51,579
  • Area: 7,032 sq.km
  • Population Density (2011): 12/sq.km
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 998 females/1000 males (rural: 1010, urban: 938)
  • Child Sex Ratio (2011): 970 (urban: 1044, rural: 958)
  • Literacy Rate (2011): 63.8% (Male: 70.02%, Female: 57.59%; urban: 79.47%, rural: 60.73%)
  • No. of Households (2011): 15,869
  • Child Population (0–6, 2011): 12,475 (15%)
  • Urban Population (2011): 13,405 (16.06%)
  • Rural Population (2011): 70,043 (83.94%)
  • District HQ: Daporijo

Population Growth & Historic Data

Census Year Population Variation % Variation Male Female
196124,48112,35012,131
197132,014+7,533+30.77%16,39015,624
198139,410+7,396+23.10%19,99019,420
199150,086+10,676+27.09%26,82023,266
200155,346+5,260+10.50%28,24027,106
201183,448+28,102+50.78%41,75841,690
Year Projected Population Growth Since 2011
2021119,400+43.1%
202595,807–103,242+14.8–23.7%
2036103,426+23.94%

Religion-wise Population (2011 & 2025 Projection)

Religion 2011 Pop % (2011) 2025 Est. Male (2011) Female (2011)
Other religions & persuasions (Donyi-Polo)59,44971.24%73,55029,42130,028
Hindu13,47416.15%16,6707,1926,282
Christian8,77910.52%10,8614,2574,522
Muslim5210.62%645311210
Buddhist2970.36%367145152
Sikh280.03%35208
Jain110.01%1429
Not Stated8891.07%1,100410479

Caste-wise Population (2011)

Caste Total Male Female % of Pop. Sex Ratio
Scheduled Caste (SC)0000
Scheduled Tribe (ST)78,32338,57039,75393.9%1,031

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

Area Population % Total Male Female Sex Ratio Child Sex Ratio Literacy Rate (%) No. of Households Literates Child Population
Urban16.06%13,4056,9186,487938104479.47%9,2191,805
Rural83.94%70,04334,84035,203101095860.73%15,86936,05910,670
Total100%83,44841,75841,69099897063.8%15,86945,27812,475

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

  • Total Children: 12,475 (14.95% of pop)
  • Boys: 6,332 (15.16% of boys)
  • Girls: 6,143 (14.73% of girls)
  • Child Sex Ratio: 970
  • Child pop urban: 1,805 (13.47% of urban)
  • Child pop rural: 10,670 (15.23% of rural)

Households and Homeless Data (2011)

  • Total households: 15,869
  • Families without roof cover: 23
  • Total people without roof cover: 123

Full List of Subdistricts/Circles/Taluks

Circle/Subdistrict Name
Baririjo
Chetam (Peer Yapu)
Daporijo
Dumporijo
Giba
Gite-Ripa
Gussar
Limeking
Maro
Nacho
Payeng
Puchi Geko
Siyum
Taksing
Taliha

Village & Town Details

  • Total Towns: 1
  • Total Villages: 553

Languages

  • Tagin: 69.17%
  • Galo: 14.3%
  • Nyishi: 9.3%
  • Bhojpuri: 1.14%
  • Nepali: 1.05%

Workforce Profile (2011)

Work Type Total Male Female
Main Workers25,71714,52511,192
Cultivators17,4418,6518,790
Agricultural Labourer619374245
Household Industries317160157
Other Workers7,3405,3402,000
Marginal Workers7,6533,3734,280
Non Working50,07823,86026,218

Literacy Rate by Religion (2011)

Religion Average Literacy Rate Male Literacy Rate Female Literacy Rate
Other religions & persuasions63.22%69.06%57.57%
Hindu65.62%72.79%57.24%
Christian64.08%70.67%57.88%
Religion not stated71.60%81.48%63.85%
Religion Sex Ratio
Other religions & persuasions1021
Hindu874
Christian1063
Religion not stated1169

Socio-Economic & Geographic Highlights

  • District HQ: Daporijo
  • Main towns: Chetam, Giba, Taksing, Limeking, Nacho, Siyum, Payeng, Taliha, Gite Ripa, Gussar, Dumporijo, Maro, Baririjo, Puchigeku (circle HQs)
  • Tourism: caves, waterfalls, historical statues/sites, trekking, Indo-Tibet history
  • Assembly seats: Nacho, Taliha, Daporijo, Dumporijo (Arunachal West constituency)
  • Economy: Backward Regions Grant Fund recipient
  • Languages: Tagin majority; Galo, Nyishi minorities

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