Zunheboto (District)

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Zunheboto District
District map
State Nagaland
Administrative headquarters : Zunheboto
Area : 1255 km²
Residents : 140,757 (2011)
Population density : 112 inhabitants / km²
Website : www.zunheboto.nic.in
Tribal people

Zunheboto is a district in the center of the northeast Indian state of Nagaland .

The area is 1255 km². The administrative seat is the city of the same name, Zunheboto .

population

According to the 2011 census, the Zunheboto district has 140,757 inhabitants. With 112 inhabitants per square kilometer, the district is densely populated. The district is rural. Of the 140,757 residents, 113,160 people (80.39%) live in rural areas and 27,597 people in urban communities.

The Zunheboto district is one of those areas of India that are almost entirely populated by members of the "tribal population" ( scheduled tribes ). (2011) 136,561 people (97.02 percent of the district's population) were among them. There is not a single Dalit ( scheduled castes ) in the district.

The population consists almost entirely of people who were born in the district. Of the residents, 136,282 people (96.82 percent of residents) were born in the district. A total of 1,607 people were born in other Indian states (including 594 people in Assam, 425 people in Bihar and 126 people in Manipur). Of the 87 foreign-born people, 70 are from Nepal.

Population development

As everywhere in India, the population in the Zunheboto District grew rapidly over decades. However, between 2001 and 2011 there was a decrease of 9 percent (8.95%). In those ten years the population fell by over 13,000 people. The following table illustrates the development:

Significant places

In the district there is only one place with more than 10,000 inhabitants with the district capital Zunheboto. The place of Satakha Hq. However, it is also considered a city (notified town).

District population by gender

As is common in India, the district always had more male than female residents. Among the youngest residents (under 7 years of age) the proportions are 51.34% male to 48.66% female.

Distribution of the population by gender in Zunheboto District
1961 census 1971 census 1981 census 1991 census 2001 census 2011 census
number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of
TOTAL 44,624 100% 56.202 100% 72,878 100% 96,535 100% 154,598 100% 140.757 100%
Men 22,451 50.31% 28,413 50.56% 37.179 51.02% 49,145 50.91% 79,392 51.35% 71,217 50.60%
Women 22,173 49.69% 27,789 49.44% 35,699 48.98% 47,390 49.09% 75.206 48.65% 69,540 49.40%

District population by language

The population of Zunheboto District is linguistically uniform. The Zunheboto district is the core area of ​​the Sumi (a Naga people). A clear majority of the population speaks this language. Since Sumi was not taken into account in the census, the Sumi simply stated Other as their mother tongue. The following table shows the languages ​​given as mother tongue by more than 500 people:

year Other Sema Hindi Bengali Nepali Ao Yimchungre Total
number % number % number % number % number % number % number % number %
2011 134.503 95.56 831 0.59 801 0.57 541 0.38 536 0.38 525 0.37 508 0.36 140.757 100.00%
Source: 2011 census result

Population of the district by confession

The Tibetan Burmese residents have converted almost entirely to Christianity in the past 100 years. The most important communities within Christianity are the Baptists, Presbyterians (Reformed), and Catholics. The Hindus and Muslims form small religious minorities and are mainly immigrants from other regions of India. The following table shows the exact religious composition of the population:

year Buddhists Christians Hindus Jainas Muslims Sikhs Other not specified Total
number % number % number % number % number % number % number % number % number %
2011 286 0.20 136.995 97.33 2,580 1.83 6th 0.00 772 0.55 39 0.03 2 0.00 77 0.05 140.757 100.00%
Source: 2011 census result

education

Thanks to significant efforts, literacy has risen sharply in recent decades. In urban areas, almost 95 percent of people can read and write. Around 83 percent can read and write in rural areas. The strong differences between the sexes and the urban / rural population are typical of Indian conditions.

Literacy in the Zunheboto District
unit 2011 census
number proportion of
TOTAL 102,881 85.26%
Men 53.504 87.85%
Women 49,377 82.62%
TOTAL CITY 22,732 94.50%
City men 12,127 95.51%
City women 10,605 93.36%
TOTAL COUNTRY 80.149 82.96%
Country men 41,377 85.84%
Country women 38,772 80.10%
Source: 2011 census result

economy

Agriculture is the dominant form of economy. The main crops grown include rice , corn and millet .

Administrative division

The district was divided into 13 circles at the last census in 2011.

Population in the Circles
Aghunato Akuhaito Akuluto Asuto Atoizu Ghathashi Pughoboto
number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of
TOTAL 18,350 100% 3,876 100% 6,612 100% 7,598 100% 8,740 100% 7,967 100% 8,943 100%
Men 9,072 49.44% 1,988 51.29% 3,408 51.54% 3,876 51.01% 4,320 49.43% 3,984 50.01% 4,454 49.80%
Women 9,278 50.56% 1,888 48.71% 3,204 48.46% 3,722 48.99% 4,420 50.57% 3,983 49.99% 4,489 50.20%
city 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
country 18,350 100% 3,876 100% 6,612 100% 7,598 100% 8,740 100% 7,967 100% 8,943 100%
Population in the Circles
Saptiqa Satakha Satoi Suruhuto VK Zunheboto Sadar
number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of number proportion of
TOTAL 5.163 100% 15,103 100% 4,540 100% 13,957 100% 3,931 100% 35,977 100%
Men 2,496 48.34% 7,796 51.62% 2.263 49.85% 7.209 51.65% 2.006 51.03% 18,345 50.99%
Women 2,667 51.66% 7,307 48.38% 2,277 50.15% 6,748 48.35% 1.925 48.97% 17,632 49.01%
city 0 0% 4,964 32.87% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 22,633 62.91%
country 5.163 100% 10.139 67.13% 4,540 100% 13,957 100% 3,931 100% 13,344 37.09%

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Zunheboto District: Census 2011 data
  2. A - 2 DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901
  3. ^ Result of the 2011 census on city population
  4. ^ District Census Handbook for Zunheboto