Compare · Rabdang subdivision, Gangtok · Census 2011

Villages of Rabdang, side by side

23 villages of Rabdang 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 Martam and Tumin, the two largest →

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

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

Median population67723 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 1,022

Median households12823 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 209

Median literacy rate (%)76.6%23 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 81.9%

Median sex ratio (per 1,000 males)919 per 1,000 males23 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 919 per 1,000 males

Median household size (per household)5.10 per household23 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 4.83 per household

Median population density (per km²)318.5 per km²23 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 349.7 per km²

Median work participation (%)59.6%23 villages of Rabdang subdivision · Gangtok district median: 54.2%

Sikkim medians: population 861 · households 176 · literacy rate 78.5% · sex ratio 938 per 1,000 males · household size 4.86 per household · population density 276.6 per km² · work participation 53.4%.

All 23 ranked villages of Rabdang

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 %
Martam	3,720#1 of 23	776#1 of 23	73.8%#17 of 23	859 per 1,000 males#19 of 23	4.79 per household#18 of 23	56.2%#14 of 23
Tumin	2,974#2 of 23	589#3 of 23	70.1%#21 of 23	954 per 1,000 males#8 of 23	5.05 per household#13 of 23	60.3%#10 of 23
Chisopani	2,719#3 of 23	623#2 of 23	82.2%#9 of 23	979 per 1,000 males#4 of 23	4.36 per household#22 of 23	49.9%#19 of 23
Patuk	2,236#4 of 23	446#4 of 23	83.4%#3 of 23	812 per 1,000 males#21 of 23	5.01 per household#14 of 23	70.4%#2 of 23
Dung Dung	2,194#5 of 23	418#6 of 23	83.0%#4 of 23	942 per 1,000 males#9 of 23	5.25 per household#10 of 23	61.2%#8 of 23
Singbel	1,979#6 of 23	388#7 of 23	76.2%#15 of 23	971 per 1,000 males#5 of 23	5.10 per household#12 of 23	60.0%#11 of 23
Khamdong	1,669#7 of 23	424#5 of 23	82.4%#8 of 23	863 per 1,000 males#18 of 23	3.94 per household#23 of 23	52.4%#18 of 23
Sirwani	1,489#8 of 23	304#8 of 23	82.5%#6 of 23	880 per 1,000 males#17 of 23	4.90 per household#16 of 23	44.0%#22 of 23
Tshalumthang	1,405#9 of 23	300#9 of 23	80.1%#11 of 23	919 per 1,000 males#12 of 23	4.68 per household#19 of 23	52.7%#16 of 23
Phengyong	1,256#10 of 23	222#10 of 23	82.5%#7 of 23	941 per 1,000 males#10 of 23	5.66 per household#2 of 23	64.9%#4 of 23
Nazitam	810#11 of 23	150#11 of 23	66.9%#23 of 23	919 per 1,000 males#12 of 23	5.40 per household#6 of 23	49.9%#19 of 23
Thangsing	677#12 of 23	128#12 of 23	76.5%#13 of 23	907 per 1,000 males#15 of 23	5.29 per household#8 of 23	53.5%#15 of 23
Aritar	556#13 of 23	99#14 of 23	82.6%#5 of 23	917 per 1,000 males#14 of 23	5.62 per household#3 of 23	62.2%#7 of 23
Beng	535#14 of 23	109#13 of 23	72.2%#20 of 23	851 per 1,000 males#20 of 23	4.91 per household#15 of 23	52.7%#16 of 23
Byang Sang	495#15 of 23	92#15 of 23	73.5%#18 of 23	957 per 1,000 males#7 of 23	5.38 per household#7 of 23	77.2%#1 of 23
Namgeythang	451#16 of 23	83#16 of 23	74.2%#16 of 23	1,013 per 1,000 males#3 of 23	5.43 per household#5 of 23	60.5%#9 of 23
Rabdang	424#17 of 23	72#19 of 23	80.4%#10 of 23	963 per 1,000 males#6 of 23	5.89 per household#1 of 23	64.6%#5 of 23
Sakyong	386#18 of 23	80#17 of 23	72.7%#19 of 23	1,042 per 1,000 males#2 of 23	4.83 per household#17 of 23	62.7%#6 of 23
Lingzey	384#19 of 23	75#18 of 23	76.6%#12 of 23	920 per 1,000 males#11 of 23	5.12 per household#11 of 23	58.1%#13 of 23
Tirkutam	327#20 of 23	62#20 of 23	76.5%#14 of 23	890 per 1,000 males#16 of 23	5.27 per household#9 of 23	49.8%#21 of 23
Simik	302#21 of 23	55#22 of 23	92.2%#2 of 23	776 per 1,000 males#22 of 23	5.49 per household#4 of 23	59.6%#12 of 23
Chadey	256#22 of 23	57#21 of 23	67.1%#22 of 23	1,133 per 1,000 males#1 of 23	4.49 per household#21 of 23	69.9%#3 of 23
Singtam Forest Block	18#23 of 23	4#23 of 23	100.0%#1 of 23	636 per 1,000 males#23 of 23	4.50 per household#20 of 23	38.9%#23 of 23

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 →

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