Compare · Dongiwacha tehsil, Baramulla · Census 2011

Villages of Dongiwacha, side by side

38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil have Census 2011 figures. Every one is in the table below with its rank in the tehsil; tick any two to five to compare them in detail, or compare one with any village in India.

Compare Rawoocha and Danghiwacha, the two largest →

The typical village of Dongiwacha, next to the district's

Median ranked village of the tehsil on each measure, with the median for Baramulla district beside it. Each is a real village's recorded figure.

Median population34238 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 1,086

Median households6038 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 166

Median literacy rate (%)66.2%38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 62.1%

Median sex ratio (per 1,000 males)951 per 1,000 males38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 939 per 1,000 males

Median household size (per household)6.16 per household38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 6.34 per household

Median population density (per km²)600.9 per km²38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 860.2 per km²

Median work participation (%)37.4%38 villages of Dongiwacha tehsil · Baramulla district median: 25.7%

Jammu and Kashmir medians: population 959 · households 168 · literacy rate 65.4% · sex ratio 932 per 1,000 males · household size 5.53 per household · population density 566.3 per km² · work participation 30.1%.

All 38 ranked villages of Dongiwacha

Largest first. “—” means the Census has no figure for that village on that measure, so it is not ranked there (never zero).

Tick two to 5 villages. Small figures are the village's rank in the tehsil on that measure.

Village	Population	Households	Literacy rate %	Sex ratio per 1,000 males	Household size per household	Work participation %
Rawoocha	2,493#1 of 38	393#2 of 38	59.8%#30 of 38	963 per 1,000 males#17 of 38	6.34 per household#15 of 38	43.7%#13 of 38
Danghiwacha	2,244#2 of 38	403#1 of 38	76.5%#4 of 38	921 per 1,000 males#25 of 38	5.57 per household#31 of 38	36.9%#20 of 38
Bakhi Pora Bata Pora	1,308#3 of 38	196#3 of 38	63.6%#24 of 38	885 per 1,000 males#29 of 38	6.67 per household#11 of 38	28.1%#29 of 38
Yarbug	1,251#4 of 38	173#5 of 38	60.7%#29 of 38	937 per 1,000 males#24 of 38	7.23 per household#6 of 38	57.1%#6 of 38
Sonian Saidnar	1,043#5 of 38	180#4 of 38	52.3%#33 of 38	1,014 per 1,000 males#10 of 38	5.79 per household#26 of 38	44.3%#12 of 38
Sheikh Pora	996#6 of 38	158#7 of 38	67.0%#16 of 38	1,045 per 1,000 males#6 of 38	6.30 per household#17 of 38	26.1%#33 of 38
Kungroosa	991#7 of 38	164#6 of 38	69.7%#10 of 38	951 per 1,000 males#19 of 38	6.04 per household#23 of 38	28.8%#28 of 38
Fidarpora	862#8 of 38	140#8 of 38	67.7%#13 of 38	950 per 1,000 males#20 of 38	6.16 per household#19 of 38	57.9%#5 of 38
Chatoosa	784#9 of 38	116#9 of 38	68.1%#11 of 38	995 per 1,000 males#14 of 38	6.76 per household#10 of 38	33.9%#24 of 38
Zethan	731#10 of 38	94#13 of 38	67.2%#14 of 38	939 per 1,000 males#23 of 38	7.78 per household#3 of 38	43.5%#14 of 38
Tanga Mula	645#11 of 38	103#10 of 38	71.1%#8 of 38	1,041 per 1,000 males#8 of 38	6.26 per household#18 of 38	29.3%#27 of 38
Doligund (Hub Gund)	609#12 of 38	99#12 of 38	66.5%#18 of 38	952 per 1,000 males#18 of 38	6.15 per household#20 of 38	26.6%#31 of 38
Hunru	605#13 of 38	103#10 of 38	53.1%#32 of 38	1,044 per 1,000 males#7 of 38	5.87 per household#25 of 38	56.9%#7 of 38
Hardu Chanam	602#14 of 38	88#15 of 38	66.6%#17 of 38	948 per 1,000 males#21 of 38	6.84 per household#9 of 38	42.7%#15 of 38
Manchan Pora	570#15 of 38	77#16 of 38	62.0%#27 of 38	945 per 1,000 males#22 of 38	7.40 per household#5 of 38	65.4%#1 of 38
Dandoosa	559#16 of 38	92#14 of 38	66.5%#19 of 38	1,018 per 1,000 males#9 of 38	6.08 per household#22 of 38	56.5%#8 of 38
Wari Pora	428#17 of 38	74#17 of 38	62.8%#26 of 38	902 per 1,000 males#28 of 38	5.78 per household#27 of 38	25.7%#34 of 38
Sain	409#18 of 38	58#22 of 38	63.2%#25 of 38	1,005 per 1,000 males#12 of 38	7.05 per household#8 of 38	36.9%#20 of 38
Pakhwara	354#19 of 38	59#20 of 38	65.8%#20 of 38	989 per 1,000 males#15 of 38	6.00 per household#24 of 38	59.6%#3 of 38
Hamam	330#20 of 38	63#18 of 38	46.0%#36 of 38	833 per 1,000 males#34 of 38	5.24 per household#36 of 38	26.4%#32 of 38
Dalri	319#21 of 38	60#19 of 38	58.4%#31 of 38	910 per 1,000 males#27 of 38	5.32 per household#34 of 38	54.9%#9 of 38
Kitar Daji	318#22 of 38	45#24 of 38	64.1%#22 of 38	1,013 per 1,000 males#11 of 38	7.07 per household#7 of 38	17.0%#37 of 38
Dazna	312#23 of 38	59#20 of 38	67.2%#15 of 38	825 per 1,000 males#35 of 38	5.29 per household#35 of 38	34.9%#23 of 38
Dugri Pora	262#24 of 38	41#26 of 38	50.5%#34 of 38	795 per 1,000 males#36 of 38	6.39 per household#14 of 38	37.8%#19 of 38
Chraligund	261#25 of 38	51#23 of 38	92.0%#2 of 38	919 per 1,000 males#26 of 38	5.12 per household#38 of 38	39.8%#16 of 38
Hachipora (Adilbagh)	258#26 of 38	33#30 of 38	74.4%#5 of 38	1,081 per 1,000 males#5 of 38	7.82 per household#2 of 38	58.1%#4 of 38
Doni Wari	229#27 of 38	43#25 of 38	44.3%#37 of 38	775 per 1,000 males#38 of 38	5.33 per household#33 of 38	14.8%#38 of 38
Margipora Payeen	203#28 of 38	36#27 of 38	73.4%#6 of 38	862 per 1,000 males#32 of 38	5.64 per household#29 of 38	31.0%#25 of 38
Markote	202#29 of 38	35#28 of 38	30.4%#38 of 38	788 per 1,000 males#37 of 38	5.77 per household#28 of 38	22.3%#36 of 38
Fagi Pora	192#30 of 38	35#28 of 38	68.0%#12 of 38	882 per 1,000 males#30 of 38	5.49 per household#32 of 38	29.7%#26 of 38
Ahanger Pora	191#31 of 38	29#31 of 38	64.4%#21 of 38	854 per 1,000 males#33 of 38	6.59 per household#13 of 38	36.6%#22 of 38
Sangram Pora	177#32 of 38	28#32 of 38	73.2%#7 of 38	1,133 per 1,000 males#2 of 38	6.32 per household#16 of 38	61.6%#2 of 38
Pazwal Pora	160#33 of 38	24#33 of 38	46.3%#35 of 38	975 per 1,000 males#16 of 38	6.67 per household#11 of 38	22.5%#35 of 38
Margipora Bala	157#34 of 38	21#36 of 38	63.6%#23 of 38	1,093 per 1,000 males#4 of 38	7.48 per household#4 of 38	27.4%#30 of 38
Satrina	135#35 of 38	24#33 of 38	81.0%#3 of 38	875 per 1,000 males#31 of 38	5.63 per household#30 of 38	39.3%#17 of 38
Now Pora Hamal	114#36 of 38	22#35 of 38	70.3%#9 of 38	1,000 per 1,000 males#13 of 38	5.18 per household#37 of 38	47.4%#11 of 38
Chapdaji	110#37 of 38	18#37 of 38	61.5%#28 of 38	1,157 per 1,000 males#1 of 38	6.11 per household#21 of 38	54.5%#10 of 38
Madina Hachinar	42#38 of 38	5#38 of 38	100.0%#1 of 38	1,100 per 1,000 males#3 of 38	8.40 per household#1 of 38	38.1%#18 of 38

Ranks are computed from Census of India 2011 figures among villages that report them; ties share a rank; a missing figure means no rank, never zero. “Higher first” is the sort order, not a judgement. How every figure and rank is computed →

Villages of Dongiwacha, side by side

The typical village of Dongiwacha, next to the district's

All 38 ranked villages of Dongiwacha

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