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[edit] Population density
[edit] The population of Indian States 2011
# |
State |
Population |
Increase |
Area(Km2) |
Density |
Sex-Ratio |
Literacy |
- |
India |
1,210,854,977 |
17.64 % |
3,287,240 |
382 |
940 |
74.04 |
1 |
Uttar Pradesh |
199,812,341 |
20.23 % |
240,928 |
829 |
912 |
67.68 |
2 |
Maharashtra |
112,374,333 |
15.99 % |
307,713 |
365 |
929 |
82.34 |
3 |
Bihar |
104,099,452 |
25.42 % |
94,163 |
1,106 |
918 |
61.80 |
4 |
West Bengal |
91,276,115 |
13.84 % |
88,752 |
1,028 |
950 |
76.26 |
5 |
Andhra Pradesh |
84,580,777 |
10.98 % |
275,045 |
308 |
993 |
67.02 |
6 |
Madhya Pradesh |
72,626,809 |
20.35 % |
308,252 |
236 |
931 |
69.32 |
7 |
Tamil Nadu |
72,147,030 |
15.61 % |
130,060 |
555 |
996 |
80.09 |
8 |
Rajasthan |
68,548,437 |
21.31 % |
342,239 |
200 |
928 |
66.11 |
9 |
Karnataka |
61,095,297 |
15.60 % |
191,791 |
319 |
973 |
75.36 |
10 |
Gujarat |
60,439,692 |
19.28 % |
196,244 |
308 |
919 |
78.03 |
11 |
Orissa |
41,974,218 |
14.05 % |
155,707 |
270 |
979 |
72.87 |
12 |
Kerala |
33,406,061 |
4.91 % |
38,852 |
860 |
1084 |
94.00 |
13 |
Jharkhand |
32,988,134 |
22.42 % |
79,716 |
414 |
948 |
66.41 |
14 |
Assam |
31,205,576 |
17.07 % |
78,438 |
398 |
958 |
72.19 |
15 |
Punjab |
27,743,338 |
13.89 % |
50,362 |
551 |
895 |
75.84 |
16 |
Chhattisgarh |
25,545,198 |
22.61 % |
135,192 |
189 |
991 |
70.28 |
17 |
Haryana |
25,351,462 |
19.90 % |
44,212 |
573 |
879 |
75.55 |
18 |
Delhi |
16,787,941 |
21.21 % |
1,483 |
11,320 |
868 |
86.21 |
19 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
12,541,302 |
23.64 % |
222,236 |
56 |
889 |
67.16 |
20 |
Uttarakhand |
10,086,292 |
18.81 % |
53,483 |
189 |
963 |
78.82 |
21 |
Himachal Pradesh |
6,864,602 |
12.94 % |
55,673 |
123 |
972 |
82.80 |
22 |
Tripura |
3,673,917 |
14.84 % |
10,486 |
350 |
960 |
87.22 |
23 |
Meghalaya |
2,966,889 |
27.95 % |
22,429 |
132 |
989 |
74.43 |
24 |
Manipur |
2,855,794 |
24.50 % |
22,327 |
128 |
985 |
76.94 |
25 |
Nagaland |
1,978,502 |
-0.58 % |
16,579 |
119 |
931 |
79.55 |
26 |
Goa |
1,458,545 |
8.23 % |
3,702 |
394 |
973 |
88.70 |
27 |
Arunachal Pradesh |
1,383,727 |
26.03 % |
83,743 |
17 |
938 |
65.38 |
28 |
Puducherry |
1,247,953 |
28.08 % |
490 |
2,547 |
1037 |
85.85 |
29 |
Mizoram |
1,097,206 |
23.48 % |
21,081 |
52 |
976 |
91.33 |
30 |
Chandigarh |
1,055,450 |
17.19 % |
114 |
9,258 |
818 |
86.05 |
31 |
Sikkim |
610,577 |
12.89 % |
7,096 |
86 |
890 |
81.42 |
32 |
Andaman and Nicobar Islands |
380,581 |
6.86 % |
8,249 |
46 |
876 |
86.63 |
33 |
Dadra and Nagar Haveli |
343,709 |
55.88 % |
491 |
700 |
774 |
76.24 |
34 |
Daman and Diu |
243,247 |
53.76 % |
111 |
2,191 |
618 |
87.10 |
35 |
Lakshadweep |
64,473 |
6.30 % |
30 |
2,149 |
946 |
91.85 |
[edit] The most and least densely populated states, 2011
Delhi, India's most densely populated state, may have a lower population density than Monaco, which is the world's most densely populated country, or China's Macao region, but it packs in more people per square kilometre than any other country. Arunachal Pradesh, on the other hand, has a higher population density than only sparsely populated countries like Russia, Canada and Australia.
[edit] See also
The population of India: changes, 1901- onwards
Population, India: 2011