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Bacchuwa Ban Talla Village Population, Sex Ratio & Literacy Rate

Bacchuwa Ban Talla is a village in Gairsain tehsil, Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, India. As per Census 2011, the total population is 242, sex ratio is 120 females per 1,000 males, and the overall literacy rate is 63.64%. The PIN code of Bacchuwa Ban Talla is .

ℹ️ Source: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India — Census 2011

Village at a Glance

Bacchuwa Ban Talla

TehsilGairsain

DistrictChamoli

StateUttarakhand

PIN Code-

Nearest TownKarnaprayag

Main Occupation0

Census Year2011

Total Population

242

Sex Ratio

120

Literacy Rate

63.64%

Households

52

Area

36

Location of Bacchuwa Ban Talla on Map

Lat: 29.976864Long: 79.417819Nearest Town:Karnaprayag

Administrative Overview of Bacchuwa Ban Talla

VillageBacchuwa Ban Talla
TehsilGairsain
DistrictChamoli
StateUttarakhand
CountryIndia
PIN Code-
Total Area36
Total Households52
Nearest TownKarnaprayag
Main Occupation0
Latitude / Longitude29.976864, 79.417819
Census Year2011

No. of Amenities & Facilities in Bacchuwa Ban Talla

🎓
Education
1
🏥
Medical
1
💧
Drinking Water
1
🏦
Bank
2

Population of Bacchuwa Ban Talla - (Census 2011)

Total Population by Gender
Total
242
Male
110
Female
132
Sex Ratio
120%females per 1,000 males
Children Population (Age 0-6 Years)
Total (0-6 Yrs)43
Male (0-6 Yrs)24
Female (0-6 Yrs)19
Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe
SC
Total46
Male20
Female26
% Share0.00
ST
Total0
Male0
Female0
% Share0

Literacy Rate in Bacchuwa Ban Talla

Literate Population & Literacy Rate by Gender
Total Literates
154
63.64%
Male Literates
81
73.64%
Female Literates
73
55.30%

Workers in Bacchuwa Ban Talla

Total Workers & Work Participation Rate by Gender
Total Workers
96
39.67%
Male Workers
35
31.82%
Female Workers
61
46.21%

ℹ️ About This Data

Population figures cover all persons usually residing in Bacchuwa Ban Talla village. Literacy rate includes persons aged 7+ who can read and write. Sex ratio = females per 1,000 males. Worker participation rate = workers as % of total population.