Hanskhali

Hanskhali is a subdivision and city located in the state of West Bengal, India. This article offers a detailed overview of Hanskhali Sub-District, including its population, demographic information, household data, administration details, and a comprehensive list of villages in the Hanskhali Subdivision.

Hanskhali Subdivision Overview

  • Sub-District : Hanskhali
  • Sub-District Code : 2310
  • State / UT : West Bengal
  • District : Nadia
  • Total Area : 239.4 km²
  • Total Population (2011) : 293040
  • Density : 1224.04 /km² (people per squar km)
  • Total Villages (2011): 76

Hanskhali is a subdivision located in the Nadia District of West Bengal, India. Covering an area of 239.4 km², Hanskhali is home to a population of 293040 people, according to the 2011 Census. The sub-district has a high population density of 1224.04 /km² (people per squar km), making it one of the densely populated regions in the district.

Hanskhali comprises a total of 76 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 Nadia District.

Population of Hanskhali Subdivision

As per the 2011 Census, the population of Hanskhali Subdivision stands at approximately 293040 people. This population is divided into an urban population of 47141 and a rural population of 245899. With a population density of around 1224.04 /km² (persons per square kilometer), Hanskhali is a highly populated region in Nadia District, contributing significantly to the demographic profile of the area.

Rural Urban Total
Total 245899 47141 293040
Male 127576 24069 151645
Female 118323 23072 141395

Households of Hanskhali Subdivision

The Hanskhali Subdivision consists of approximately 68682 households, including 11252 urban households and 57430 rural households. The average household size in the subdivision is about 4.27persons 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 Hanskhali in Nadia District.

Rural Urban Total
57430 11252 68682

Total Villages by Population in Hanskhali Subdivision

In Hanskhali 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 1
200-499 5
500-999 6
1000-1999 21
2000-4999 27
5000-9999 13
10000 and above 3

List Of Villages in Hanskhali Subdivision

Hanskhali district is divided into several Subdivision or tehsils for administrative convenience. There are 87 villages in Hanskhali Subdivision. The following is a list of villages in Hanskhali Subdivision.

# Villages Gram Panchayat
1 Badkulla (Ct) Batkulla-I
2 Badkulla (Ct) Batkulla-Ii
3 Bagula (Ct) Bagula-I
4 Bagula (Ct) Bagula-Ii
5 Bajitpur Gajna
6 Bayardengi Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
7 Benali Mayurhat-Ii
8 Ber Gram Mayurhat-Ii
9 Betna Betna Gobindapur
10 Bhabanipur Bagula-I
11 Bhairab Chandrapur Betna Gobindapur
12 Bhatghata Gajna
13 Bhayna Bagula-I
14 Bil Bayesa Mayurhat-I
15 Chak Dakshinpara Betna Gobindapur
16 Chunari Gajna
17 Chupria Ramnagar Barachupria-I
18 Dahar Buinchha Betna Gobindapur
19 Dakshinpara Dakshinpara-I
20 Dalaigram Mamjoan
21 Dhakuria Dakshinpara-Ii
22 Dosatina Batkulla-Ii
23 Dwip Chandrapur Mayurhat-I
24 Fatepur Gajna
25 Fulbari Betna Gobindapur
26 Garapota Gajna
27 Garuapota Batkulla-Ii
28 Gayes Mamjoan
29 Gazna Gajna
30 Gobindapur Betna Gobindapur
31 Gopalpur Dakshinpara-Ii
32 Haldipara Mamjoan
33 Hanskhali Betna Gobindapur
34 Hanskhali Mayurhat-Ii
35 Hatibandha Bagula-Ii
36 Hatisala Mamjoan
37 Hematpur Itabaria Dakshinpara-I
38 Huda Chapra Betna Gobindapur
39 Itabaria Dakshinpara-I
40 Itabaria Dakshinpara-Ii
41 Jagannath Mamjoan
42 Jaypur Dakshinpara-Ii
43 Jhinuk Ghata Betna Gobindapur
44 Kaikhali Bagula-I
45 Kalipara Betna Gobindapur
46 Kamalpur Gajna
47 Kautaknagar Mayurhat-I
48 Kaya Batkulla-Ii
49 Madna Bagula-Ii
50 Malsadaha Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
51 Mamjoani Mamjoan
52 Mandabghat Batkulla-Ii
53 Mayurhat Mayurhat-I
54 Mobarekpur Gajna
55 Muchi Fulbaria Dakshinpara-I
56 Muragachha Bagula-Ii
57 Muragachha Mamjoan
58 Nagarpota Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
59 Naoda Kamalpur Gajna
60 Naopukuria Batkulla-I
61 Nebutala Ramnagar Barachupria-I
62 Nutangram Mayurhat-Ii
63 Panch Baria Batkulla-Ii
64 Pandit Pur Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
65 Parua Batkulla-Ii
66 Paschim Harindanga Bagula-I
67 Patkabari Mamjoan
68 Patua Batkulla-I
69 Patuli (Ct) Batkulla-I
70 Payradanda Mayurhat-I
71 Pipulbaria Gajna
72 Pirpur Mamjoan
73 Purandarpur Batkulla-Ii
74 Purba Harindanga Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
75 Purba Khamar Simulia Batkulla-I
76 Purba Khamar Simulia Batkulla-Ii
77 Ramnagar Ramnagar Barachupria-I
78 Raypur Betna Gobindapur
79 Sahapur Bagula-Ii
80 Sanatanur Gajna
81 Satpota Mamjoan
82 Shyamnagar Gajna
83 Sibchandrpur Mayurhat-I
84 Silbaria Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
85 Tarinipur Betna Gobindapur
86 Ulasi Ramnagar Barachupria-Ii
87 Umarpur Ramnagar Barachupria-I

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Frequently Asked Questions AboutHanskhali Subdivision


1. What is the total area of Hanskhali Subdivision?

  • Hanskhali Subdivision covers an area of 239.4 km².

2. What is the population of Hanskhali Subdivision?

  • As of the 2011 Census, Hanskhali has a population of approximately 293040 people.

3. How is the population distributed between urban and rural areas in Hanskhali?

  • The population consists of 47141 urban residents and 245899 rural residents.

4. What is the population density of Hanskhali Subdivision?

  • The population density inHanskhali is about 1224.04 /km² (persons per squar km).

5. How many households are there in Hanskhali Subdivision?

  • There are approximately 68682 households in Hanskhali, including 11252 urban households and 57430 rural households.

6. What is the average household size inHanskhali Subdivision?

  • The average household size in Hanskhali is around 4.27persons per household .

7. How many villages are there in Hanskhali Subdivision?

  • Hanskhali Subdivision comprises a total of 87 villages.