Bhitarwar is a subdivision and city located in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. This article offers a detailed overview of Bhitarwar Sub-District, including its population, demographic information, household data, administration details, and a comprehensive list of villages in the Bhitarwar Subdivision.
Bhitarwar is a subdivision located in the Gwalior District of Madhya Pradesh, India. Covering an area of 408.52 km², Bhitarwar is home to a population of 108726 people, according to the 2011 Census. The sub-district has a high population density of 266.14 /km² (people per squar km), making it one of the densely populated regions in the district.
Bhitarwar comprises a total of 79 villages, each contributing to the vibrant and diverse demographic makeup of the region. The area plays a crucial role in the overall administration and rural development of Gwalior District.
As per the 2011 Census, the population of Bhitarwar Subdivision stands at approximately 108726 people. This population is divided into an urban population of 19096 and a rural population of 89630. With a population density of around 266.14 /km² (persons per square kilometer), Bhitarwar is a highly populated region in Gwalior District, contributing significantly to the demographic profile of the area.
| Rural | Urban | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 89630 | 19096 | 108726 |
| Male | 48036 | 10203 | 58239 |
| Female | 41594 | 8893 | 50487 |
The Bhitarwar Subdivision consists of approximately 21135 households, including 3422 urban households and 17713 rural households. The average household size in the subdivision is about 5.14persons per household , reflecting the area's population density and family structures. The majority of households are located in rural areas, contributing to the overall demographic profile of Bhitarwar in Gwalior District.
| Rural | Urban | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 17713 | 3422 | 21135 |
In Bhitarwar Subdivision, villages are categorized based on their population sizes. Here’s a breakdown of the number of villages within each population range:
| Population | Villages |
|---|---|
| less than 200 | 3 |
| 200-499 | 15 |
| 500-999 | 26 |
| 1000-1999 | 26 |
| 2000-4999 | 9 |
| 5000-9999 | 0 |
| 10000 and above | 0 |
Bhitarwar district is divided into several Subdivision or tehsils for administrative convenience. There are 82 villages in Bhitarwar Subdivision. The following is a list of villages in Bhitarwar Subdivision.
| # | Villages | Gram Panchayat |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adampur | Adampur |
| 2 | Bagwai | Bagbai |
| 3 | Bajna | Bajna |
| 4 | Bamor | Palaychha |
| 5 | Bamroul(Bamrol-81) | Bamrol |
| 6 | Baniya Tor | Baniyatoar |
| 7 | Baroua | Baroua |
| 8 | Basai | Bamrol |
| 9 | Basondi | Bansodhi |
| 10 | Bela | Bela |
| 11 | Belgadha | Belgarha |
| 12 | Benheri | Banheri |
| 13 | Bhangarh | Sontakhiriya |
| 14 | Charkha | Charkha |
| 15 | Chhirata | Ikahara |
| 16 | Chirroli | Khadaua |
| 17 | Chitoli | Chitoli |
| 18 | Dadumar | Devgarh |
| 19 | Deogarh | Devgarh |
| 20 | Deori Kalan | Devrikala |
| 21 | Dhakad Khiriya | Shyampur |
| 22 | Dhobat | Dhobat |
| 23 | Dhumeshwar | Pawaya |
| 24 | Dongarpur | Dongarpur |
| 25 | Gadajar | Gadajar |
| 26 | Gadhota | Gadhota |
| 27 | Gajna | Bajna |
| 28 | Ghatkhiriya | Saharan |
| 29 | Gohinda | Gohinda |
| 30 | Gondhari | Luhari |
| 31 | Harsi | Harsi |
| 32 | Hurhuri | Richharikala |
| 33 | Ikahara | Ikahara |
| 34 | Into | Richharikhurd |
| 35 | Jakhwar | Belgarha |
| 36 | Jatrathi | Richharikhurd |
| 37 | Jaura | Jora |
| 38 | Jhau | Luhari |
| 39 | Kaithod | Dhobat |
| 40 | Karora | Sontakhiriya |
| 41 | Kerua | Keruaa |
| 42 | Khadaua | Khadaua |
| 43 | Khadicha | Luhari |
| 44 | Kheda Bhitarwar | Kheda Bhitarwar |
| 45 | Kheda Tanka | Khedatanka |
| 46 | Khor | Musahari |
| 47 | Kithoda | Kithonda |
| 48 | Kudpar | Kheda Bhitarwar |
| 49 | Lodhi | Dhobat |
| 50 | Ludhari | Luhari |
| 51 | Machhariya | Bansodhi |
| 52 | Mahutha | Gadhota |
| 53 | Manpur | Pawaya |
| 54 | Maragpur | Bela |
| 55 | Mastura | Mastura |
| 56 | Masudpur | Bela |
| 57 | Masudpur | Palaychha |
| 58 | Mohangarh | Mohangarh |
| 59 | Mundhari | Dongarpur |
| 60 | Musahari | Musahari |
| 61 | Najarpur | Adampur |
| 62 | Nayagaon | Kithonda |
| 63 | Nivi | Banheri |
| 64 | Palayachha | Palaychha |
| 65 | Pawaya | Pawaya |
| 66 | Rahi | Rahi |
| 67 | Raipur Sani | Khadaua |
| 68 | Ramjipur | Khadaua |
| 69 | Richhari Kalan | Richharikala |
| 70 | Richhari Khurd | Richharikhurd |
| 71 | Rithondan | Rithodan |
| 72 | Ruar | Dongarpur |
| 73 | Saharan | Saharan |
| 74 | San Khini | Sankhani |
| 75 | Sehbai | Musahari |
| 76 | Shyampur | Shyampur |
| 77 | Silha | Baniyatoar |
| 78 | Sinharan | Singharan |
| 79 | Sonta Khiriya | Sontakhiriya |
| 80 | Sukhna Khirya | Baroua |
| 81 | Syau | Syau |
| 82 | Talapur | Dongarpur |
1. What is the total area of Bhitarwar Subdivision?
2. What is the population of Bhitarwar Subdivision?
3. How is the population distributed between urban and rural areas in Bhitarwar?
4. What is the population density of Bhitarwar Subdivision?
5. How many households are there in Bhitarwar Subdivision?
6. What is the average household size inBhitarwar Subdivision?
7. How many villages are there in Bhitarwar Subdivision?