Village Trends

Kandar Gaon Palla Village Population, Sex Ratio & Literacy Rate

Kandar Gaon Palla is a village in Ghansali tehsil, Tehri Garhwal district, Uttarakhand, India. As per Census 2011, the total population is 512, sex ratio is 107.28744939271255 females per 1,000 males, and the overall literacy rate is 58.79%. The PIN code of Kandar Gaon Palla is .

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

Village at a Glance

Kandar Gaon Palla

TehsilGhansali

DistrictTehri Garhwal

StateUttarakhand

PIN Code-

Nearest Town-

Main Occupation-

Census Year2011

Total Population

512

Sex Ratio

107.29%

Literacy Rate

58.79%

Households

104

Area

-

Location of Kandar Gaon Palla on Map

Lat: 31.1316932Long: 78.3542411Nearest Town:

Administrative Overview of Kandar Gaon Palla

VillageKandar Gaon Palla
TehsilGhansali
DistrictTehri Garhwal
StateUttarakhand
CountryIndia
PIN Code-
Total Area-
Total Households104
Nearest Town-
Main Occupation-
Latitude / Longitude31.1316932, 78.3542411
Census Year2011

No. of Amenities & Facilities in Kandar Gaon Palla

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Education
0
🏥
Medical
0
💧
Drinking Water
0
🏦
Bank
0

Population of Kandar Gaon Palla - (Census 2011)

Total Population by Gender
Total
512
Male
247
Female
265
Sex Ratio
107.29%females per 1,000 males
Children Population (Age 0-6 Years)
Total (0-6 Yrs)74
Male (0-6 Yrs)41
Female (0-6 Yrs)33
Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe
SC
Total0
Male0
Female0
% Share0
ST
Total0
Male0
Female0
% Share0

Literacy Rate in Kandar Gaon Palla

Literate Population & Literacy Rate by Gender
Total Literates
301
58.79%
Male Literates
175
70.85%
Female Literates
126
47.55%

Workers in Kandar Gaon Palla

Total Workers & Work Participation Rate by Gender
Total Workers
256
50.00%
Male Workers
114
46.15%
Female Workers
142
53.58%

ℹ️ About This Data

Population figures cover all persons usually residing in Kandar Gaon Palla 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.