Compare · Sawombung subdivision, Imphal East · Census 2011

Villages of Sawombung, side by side

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

Compare Khundrakpam and Laikot, the two largest →

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

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

Median population93256 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 1,357

Median households18256 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 277

Median literacy rate (%)79.0%56 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 81.9%

Median sex ratio (per 1,000 males)1,009 per 1,000 males56 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 1,017 per 1,000 males

Median household size (per household)5.00 per household56 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 4.88 per household

Median population density (per km²)545.5 per km²56 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 552.7 per km²

Median work participation (%)49.2%56 villages of Sawombung subdivision · Imphal East district median: 47.2%

Manipur medians: population 318 · households 61 · literacy rate 76.9% · sex ratio 985 per 1,000 males · household size 5.12 per household · population density 542.6 per km² · work participation 48.8%.

All 56 ranked villages of Sawombung

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 subdivision on that measure.

Village	Population	Households	Literacy rate %	Sex ratio per 1,000 males	Household size per household	Work participation %
Khundrakpam	4,689#1 of 56	1,023#1 of 56	86.6%#6 of 56	1,115 per 1,000 males#3 of 56	4.58 per household#48 of 56	44.1%#37 of 56
Laikot	3,765#2 of 56	712#2 of 56	77.2%#31 of 56	1,017 per 1,000 males#25 of 56	5.29 per household#13 of 56	46.1%#35 of 56
Khabeisoi	3,589#3 of 56	598#5 of 56	50.6%#53 of 56	1,031 per 1,000 males#18 of 56	6.00 per household#3 of 56	31.4%#50 of 56
Tellou	3,328#4 of 56	700#3 of 56	84.1%#14 of 56	981 per 1,000 males#35 of 56	4.75 per household#39 of 56	48.2%#32 of 56
Sekta	2,934#5 of 56	615#4 of 56	77.4%#30 of 56	1,007 per 1,000 males#29 of 56	4.77 per household#37 of 56	38.3%#45 of 56
Uyumpok Muslim	2,899#6 of 56	579#6 of 56	76.1%#34 of 56	973 per 1,000 males#40 of 56	5.01 per household#26 of 56	49.8%#27 of 56
Waiton	2,704#7 of 56	571#7 of 56	79.3%#28 of 56	1,006 per 1,000 males#31 of 56	4.74 per household#40 of 56	50.0%#25 of 56
Pungdongbam	2,539#8 of 56	553#8 of 56	84.8%#11 of 56	1,059 per 1,000 males#8 of 56	4.59 per household#47 of 56	39.9%#41 of 56
Nungoi	2,452#9 of 56	490#9 of 56	83.9%#16 of 56	1,007 per 1,000 males#29 of 56	5.00 per household#28 of 56	43.1%#38 of 56
Iyampal(Yourbung Khunjao and Khunou)	2,212#10 of 56	430#11 of 56	81.9%#23 of 56	1,081 per 1,000 males#7 of 56	5.14 per household#19 of 56	38.0%#46 of 56
Pangei Nepali and Meitei	2,112#11 of 56	446#10 of 56	88.4%#3 of 56	968 per 1,000 males#43 of 56	4.74 per household#40 of 56	48.5%#30 of 56
Wangkhei Khunou	1,870#12 of 56	395#12 of 56	83.9%#17 of 56	1,022 per 1,000 males#22 of 56	4.73 per household#42 of 56	51.7%#19 of 56
Keibi Kumuda and Chanung	1,867#13 of 56	382#13 of 56	86.4%#7 of 56	1,027 per 1,000 males#19 of 56	4.89 per household#33 of 56	39.6%#42 of 56
Nongren	1,759#14 of 56	345#14 of 56	74.8%#35 of 56	1,050 per 1,000 males#11 of 56	5.10 per household#20 of 56	28.1%#54 of 56
Kameng Nongada	1,673#15 of 56	322#15 of 56	78.7%#29 of 56	1,089 per 1,000 males#5 of 56	5.20 per household#17 of 56	52.7%#15 of 56
Pourabi	1,596#16 of 56	319#17 of 56	84.0%#15 of 56	1,015 per 1,000 males#26 of 56	5.00 per household#28 of 56	46.7%#34 of 56
Kharasom	1,537#17 of 56	312#18 of 56	67.2%#46 of 56	958 per 1,000 males#46 of 56	4.93 per household#31 of 56	33.9%#48 of 56
Pukhao Naharup	1,479#18 of 56	320#16 of 56	69.8%#43 of 56	977 per 1,000 males#37 of 56	4.62 per household#45 of 56	51.9%#18 of 56
Takhel	1,358#19 of 56	271#20 of 56	76.6%#32 of 56	997 per 1,000 males#32 of 56	5.01 per household#26 of 56	52.4%#16 of 56
Heirok	1,348#20 of 56	256#23 of 56	44.5%#55 of 56	991 per 1,000 males#33 of 56	5.27 per household#14 of 56	51.5%#21 of 56
Keibi Khullen and Khunou	1,331#21 of 56	279#19 of 56	85.5%#9 of 56	1,032 per 1,000 males#17 of 56	4.77 per household#37 of 56	28.9%#52 of 56
Tangkham	1,235#22 of 56	258#22 of 56	89.4%#1 of 56	1,011 per 1,000 males#28 of 56	4.79 per household#35 of 56	54.8%#12 of 56
Haraorou	1,207#23 of 56	268#21 of 56	89.0%#2 of 56	1,022 per 1,000 males#22 of 56	4.50 per household#52 of 56	59.8%#6 of 56
Itam	1,186#24 of 56	236#24 of 56	83.2%#19 of 56	967 per 1,000 males#44 of 56	5.03 per household#22 of 56	47.0%#33 of 56
Sangsabi	1,178#25 of 56	233#25 of 56	76.5%#33 of 56	970 per 1,000 males#41 of 56	5.06 per household#21 of 56	49.9%#26 of 56
Leitanpokpi	1,025#26 of 56	195#27 of 56	69.8%#42 of 56	1,050 per 1,000 males#11 of 56	5.26 per household#15 of 56	57.5%#10 of 56
Sinam	1,015#27 of 56	202#26 of 56	74.2%#36 of 56	979 per 1,000 males#36 of 56	5.02 per household#23 of 56	53.2%#14 of 56
Sagolmang	967#28 of 56	163#32 of 56	83.4%#18 of 56	752 per 1,000 males#55 of 56	5.93 per household#4 of 56	66.0%#1 of 56
Sanjenbam Khunou	896#29 of 56	167#31 of 56	87.6%#5 of 56	1,018 per 1,000 males#24 of 56	5.37 per household#9 of 56	48.4%#31 of 56
Oksu Ningthemcha Khul	871#30 of 56	176#30 of 56	66.6%#47 of 56	940 per 1,000 males#49 of 56	4.95 per household#30 of 56	54.2%#13 of 56
Nongdam	850#31 of 56	178#29 of 56	70.4%#41 of 56	1,024 per 1,000 males#20 of 56	4.78 per household#36 of 56	50.7%#23 of 56
Yumnam Patlou	839#32 of 56	185#28 of 56	81.4%#24 of 56	885 per 1,000 males#53 of 56	4.54 per household#49 of 56	61.7%#3 of 56
Kakching	742#33 of 56	152#33 of 56	86.2%#8 of 56	1,038 per 1,000 males#14 of 56	4.88 per household#34 of 56	58.9%#8 of 56
Thangjam Khunou	737#34 of 56	138#36 of 56	68.7%#44 of 56	1,036 per 1,000 males#16 of 56	5.34 per household#11 of 56	39.2%#43 of 56
KamuChingjil	668#35 of 56	133#37 of 56	87.7%#4 of 56	1,037 per 1,000 males#15 of 56	5.02 per household#23 of 56	50.7%#23 of 56
Khewa Company	666#36 of 56	144#34 of 56	71.3%#40 of 56	1,024 per 1,000 males#20 of 56	4.63 per household#44 of 56	58.1%#9 of 56
Sambei	651#37 of 56	144#34 of 56	80.5%#27 of 56	1,015 per 1,000 males#26 of 56	4.52 per household#51 of 56	59.8%#6 of 56
Chingkhu	642#38 of 56	128#39 of 56	82.1%#22 of 56	963 per 1,000 males#45 of 56	5.02 per household#23 of 56	51.4%#22 of 56
Wakhong	634#39 of 56	109#42 of 56	82.6%#20 of 56	1,058 per 1,000 males#9 of 56	5.82 per household#5 of 56	35.6%#47 of 56
Keibi Lousangkhong	630#40 of 56	117#40 of 56	81.2%#26 of 56	975 per 1,000 males#38 of 56	5.38 per household#8 of 56	41.4%#40 of 56
Pukhao Laipham	618#41 of 56	115#41 of 56	84.4%#12 of 56	974 per 1,000 males#39 of 56	5.37 per household#9 of 56	57.0%#11 of 56
Pukhao Khabam	593#42 of 56	129#38 of 56	81.3%#25 of 56	957 per 1,000 males#47 of 56	4.60 per household#46 of 56	51.6%#20 of 56
Matakhong	530#43 of 56	96#44 of 56	55.1%#50 of 56	956 per 1,000 males#48 of 56	5.52 per household#7 of 56	22.6%#55 of 56
Makeng Chonglou	520#44 of 56	94#45 of 56	73.1%#37 of 56	1,114 per 1,000 males#4 of 56	5.53 per household#6 of 56	52.3%#17 of 56
Taretkhul	511#45 of 56	98#43 of 56	42.4%#56 of 56	1,086 per 1,000 males#6 of 56	5.21 per household#16 of 56	62.8%#2 of 56
Pukhao Ahallup	463#46 of 56	87#47 of 56	82.3%#21 of 56	929 per 1,000 males#52 of 56	5.32 per household#12 of 56	33.3%#49 of 56
Sadu Koireng (Sadu Yengkhuman Meitei and Nepali)	456#47 of 56	93#46 of 56	47.0%#54 of 56	991 per 1,000 males#33 of 56	4.90 per household#32 of 56	45.4%#36 of 56
Makeng Ngulrou	400#48 of 56	66#49 of 56	68.0%#45 of 56	932 per 1,000 males#51 of 56	6.06 per household#2 of 56	21.0%#56 of 56
Sadu Longa Kairang(Dolaithabi)	331#49 of 56	73#48 of 56	62.8%#48 of 56	1,056 per 1,000 males#10 of 56	4.53 per household#50 of 56	49.5%#28 of 56
Ngairangbam	305#50 of 56	65#50 of 56	53.7%#51 of 56	1,163 per 1,000 males#1 of 56	4.69 per household#43 of 56	28.2%#53 of 56
Purum Khunou(Koupak)	182#51 of 56	28#53 of 56	56.4%#49 of 56	1,141 per 1,000 males#2 of 56	6.50 per household#1 of 56	39.0%#44 of 56
Khongjil Khongjai	161#52 of 56	31#52 of 56	72.1%#39 of 56	940 per 1,000 males#49 of 56	5.19 per household#18 of 56	29.8%#51 of 56
Sarouthel	132#53 of 56	33#51 of 56	72.1%#38 of 56	970 per 1,000 males#41 of 56	4.00 per household#55 of 56	61.4%#4 of 56
Morok Ingkhol	123#54 of 56	28#53 of 56	50.9%#52 of 56	732 per 1,000 males#56 of 56	4.39 per household#54 of 56	41.5%#39 of 56
Taorem and Khuningthek	72#55 of 56	16#56 of 56	84.1%#13 of 56	846 per 1,000 males#54 of 56	4.50 per household#52 of 56	61.1%#5 of 56
Salakhul	41#56 of 56	20#55 of 56	85.4%#10 of 56	1,050 per 1,000 males#11 of 56	2.05 per household#56 of 56	48.8%#29 of 56

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