Population Size and Distribution in India
Population Size and Distribution in India
Population size and distribution: The arrangement or a spread of people of a country in different places is Population distribution. Size of population and its distribution can be studied under two heads: ONE population size and distribution by numbers and other is population distribution by density.
India’s Population Size and Distribution by Numbers: As per 2011 Census, population of India stood at 1,210 million, which is 17.5% total world population. It is unevenly distributed over the various states, with Uttar Pradesh having the highest population (199 million accounts for about 16.49 per cent of the country’s population) and Sikkim the lowest population (0.6 million accounts for about 0.05 per cent of the country’s population). Among Union Territories, Delhi has the highest (16.75 million) and Lakshadweep the lowest (64,429) population.
India’s Population Distribution by Density: The uneven population distribution can be better judged by the population density in the various states. The number of people living per unit area (sq. km) in an area (state or country) is called population density of that area. India’s is one of the most densely populated countries in the world. After Bangladesh and Japan, it is the third most densely populated country. India’s population density in 2001 was 324 persons per sq km (this increased to 382 persons per sq km in the 2011 Census), with West Bengal having the highest density of 904 persons per sq km and Arunachal Pradesh the lowest with only 13 persons per sq. km. According to 2011 Census, Bihar has the highest population density 1,102 persons per sq km and Arunachal Pradesh having the lowest population density of 17 persons per sq km. On the basis of population density whole country is divided into three regions:
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