Compare · Manch tehsil, Champawat · Census 2011

Villages of Manch, side by side

45 villages of Manch 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 Tamli and Neerh, the two largest →

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

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

Median population13745 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 194

Median households2645 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 39

Median literacy rate (%)68.8%45 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 78.8%

Median sex ratio (per 1,000 males)1,096 per 1,000 males45 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 1,000 per 1,000 males

Median household size (per household)4.88 per household45 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 4.95 per household

Median population density (per km²)83.1 per km²45 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 191.3 per km²

Median work participation (%)44.1%45 villages of Manch tehsil · Champawat district median: 44.4%

Uttarakhand medians: population 202 · households 44 · literacy rate 78.5% · sex ratio 1,072 per 1,000 males · household size 4.55 per household · population density 255.9 per km² · work participation 47.6%.

All 45 ranked villages of Manch

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 %
Tamli	718#1 of 45	175#1 of 45	76.5%#5 of 45	1,156 per 1,000 males#20 of 45	4.10 per household#38 of 45	18.1%#45 of 45
Neerh	686#2 of 45	143#2 of 45	68.8%#23 of 45	1,310 per 1,000 males#11 of 45	4.80 per household#24 of 45	45.9%#13 of 45
Ramaila	547#3 of 45	128#3 of 45	58.2%#38 of 45	1,378 per 1,000 males#9 of 45	4.27 per household#32 of 45	41.0%#28 of 45
Riyansi Bamangoan	436#4 of 45	96#4 of 45	69.4%#19 of 45	1,066 per 1,000 males#25 of 45	4.54 per household#26 of 45	45.9%#13 of 45
Dubar Jainal	435#5 of 45	81#6 of 45	69.1%#20 of 45	986 per 1,000 males#32 of 45	5.37 per household#9 of 45	24.8%#43 of 45
Kaari	339#6 of 45	83#5 of 45	75.2%#8 of 45	1,511 per 1,000 males#5 of 45	4.08 per household#39 of 45	44.8%#18 of 45
Aamni	327#7 of 45	74#9 of 45	69.4%#18 of 45	1,209 per 1,000 males#16 of 45	4.42 per household#29 of 45	47.4%#9 of 45
Bachkot	319#8 of 45	77#7 of 45	59.4%#36 of 45	1,215 per 1,000 males#15 of 45	4.14 per household#35 of 45	29.5%#38 of 45
Simiyauri	293#9 of 45	76#8 of 45	73.2%#12 of 45	1,462 per 1,000 males#6 of 45	3.86 per household#41 of 45	45.1%#16 of 45
Polap	289#10 of 45	69#10 of 45	66.1%#29 of 45	1,258 per 1,000 males#13 of 45	4.19 per household#34 of 45	41.2%#27 of 45
Bakora	243#11 of 45	46#13 of 45	56.7%#40 of 45	1,250 per 1,000 males#14 of 45	5.28 per household#13 of 45	44.9%#17 of 45
Barkum	231#12 of 45	44#15 of 45	71.3%#13 of 45	974 per 1,000 males#33 of 45	5.25 per household#14 of 45	48.1%#8 of 45
Tarkuli	231#12 of 45	68#11 of 45	54.0%#43 of 45	1,686 per 1,000 males#2 of 45	3.40 per household#44 of 45	47.2%#10 of 45
Gor Kholi	228#14 of 45	46#13 of 45	57.9%#39 of 45	1,000 per 1,000 males#28 of 45	4.96 per household#20 of 45	44.3%#22 of 45
Malla Kafalta	200#15 of 45	33#18 of 45	68.9%#22 of 45	1,000 per 1,000 males#28 of 45	6.06 per household#2 of 45	46.5%#12 of 45
Mosta	198#16 of 45	37#16 of 45	58.7%#37 of 45	1,200 per 1,000 males#17 of 45	5.35 per household#12 of 45	45.5%#15 of 45
Manch	194#17 of 45	47#12 of 45	74.6%#11 of 45	865 per 1,000 males#39 of 45	4.13 per household#36 of 45	28.4%#39 of 45
Sorai	191#18 of 45	34#17 of 45	66.1%#30 of 45	802 per 1,000 males#42 of 45	5.62 per household#5 of 45	33.0%#34 of 45
Mankanda	174#19 of 45	32#20 of 45	61.1%#34 of 45	1,096 per 1,000 males#23 of 45	5.44 per household#7 of 45	46.6%#11 of 45
Amora	161#20 of 45	33#18 of 45	70.2%#17 of 45	1,333 per 1,000 males#10 of 45	4.88 per household#23 of 45	52.8%#4 of 45
Haram	158#21 of 45	31#22 of 45	74.8%#10 of 45	904 per 1,000 males#36 of 45	5.10 per household#16 of 45	38.0%#31 of 45
Rayal	157#22 of 45	32#20 of 45	50.8%#44 of 45	1,379 per 1,000 males#8 of 45	4.91 per household#22 of 45	49.7%#7 of 45
Hartola	137#23 of 45	24#24 of 45	68.1%#25 of 45	903 per 1,000 males#37 of 45	5.71 per household#4 of 45	34.3%#33 of 45
Talla Kafalta	128#24 of 45	26#23 of 45	67.0%#28 of 45	910 per 1,000 males#35 of 45	4.92 per household#21 of 45	51.6%#5 of 45
Kanyura	118#25 of 45	21#28 of 45	75.5%#7 of 45	788 per 1,000 males#43 of 45	5.62 per household#5 of 45	43.2%#25 of 45
Ruiya	117#26 of 45	20#30 of 45	65.3%#31 of 45	1,089 per 1,000 males#24 of 45	5.85 per household#3 of 45	44.4%#20 of 45
Lawarki	112#27 of 45	22#26 of 45	64.2%#33 of 45	1,286 per 1,000 males#12 of 45	5.09 per household#17 of 45	34.8%#32 of 45
Boyal	102#28 of 45	19#31 of 45	70.8%#15 of 45	1,125 per 1,000 males#21 of 45	5.37 per household#9 of 45	51.0%#6 of 45
Bhandar	100#29 of 45	21#28 of 45	67.4%#27 of 45	961 per 1,000 males#34 of 45	4.76 per household#25 of 45	33.0%#34 of 45
Raisang	98#30 of 45	22#26 of 45	86.5%#2 of 45	885 per 1,000 males#38 of 45	4.45 per household#27 of 45	31.6%#36 of 45
Birgola	84#31 of 45	23#25 of 45	67.7%#26 of 45	1,800 per 1,000 males#1 of 45	3.65 per household#42 of 45	27.4%#40 of 45
Khar Giri	67#32 of 45	11#36 of 45	55.8%#41 of 45	1,161 per 1,000 males#19 of 45	6.09 per household#1 of 45	44.8%#18 of 45
Thula Kot	65#33 of 45	13#33 of 45	71.0%#14 of 45	1,097 per 1,000 males#22 of 45	5.00 per household#18 of 45	40.0%#29 of 45
Naag	64#34 of 45	15#32 of 45	75.0%#9 of 45	1,560 per 1,000 males#4 of 45	4.27 per household#32 of 45	26.6%#41 of 45
Ninori	63#35 of 45	12#34 of 45	68.8%#24 of 45	1,423 per 1,000 males#7 of 45	5.25 per household#14 of 45	44.4%#20 of 45
Amgounth	59#36 of 45	11#36 of 45	79.6%#3 of 45	844 per 1,000 males#41 of 45	5.36 per household#11 of 45	44.1%#23 of 45
Gawani	49#37 of 45	9#38 of 45	69.1%#21 of 45	1,042 per 1,000 males#27 of 45	5.44 per household#7 of 45	22.4%#44 of 45
Gurna Goonth	41#38 of 45	12#34 of 45	64.7%#32 of 45	708 per 1,000 males#44 of 45	3.42 per household#43 of 45	43.9%#24 of 45
Sutola	39#39 of 45	9#38 of 45	70.6%#16 of 45	1,053 per 1,000 males#26 of 45	4.33 per household#30 of 45	53.8%#3 of 45
Pali	33#40 of 45	8#40 of 45	78.6%#4 of 45	1,200 per 1,000 males#17 of 45	4.13 per household#36 of 45	57.6%#2 of 45
Khaar	31#41 of 45	7#41 of 45	75.9%#6 of 45	1,583 per 1,000 males#3 of 45	4.43 per household#28 of 45	41.9%#26 of 45
Gayal	14#42 of 45	5#42 of 45	46.2%#45 of 45	1,000 per 1,000 males#28 of 45	2.80 per household#45 of 45	64.3%#1 of 45
Akeri	13#43 of 45	3#43 of 45	54.6%#42 of 45	857 per 1,000 males#40 of 45	4.33 per household#30 of 45	30.8%#37 of 45
Bhula Gaon	5#44 of 45	1#44 of 45	60.0%#35 of 45	667 per 1,000 males#45 of 45	5.00 per household#18 of 45	40.0%#29 of 45
Hiyali	4#45 of 45	1#44 of 45	100.0%#1 of 45	1,000 per 1,000 males#28 of 45	4.00 per household#40 of 45	25.0%#42 of 45

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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