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GEOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 6 – POPULATION
STUDY MATERIAL

People are the nation’s most valuable resource.
 A well-educated, healthy population provides potential power to the nation.
 The people are important to develop the economy and society
 They make resources and use them.
 The people are themselves a resource with varying qualities.

Census:
 A census is an official enumeration of population done periodically.
 The first census in India was done in 1872.
 While, the first complete census was done in 1881.
 It is done every 10 years.
 The census of India provides information regaling the population.

India’s Population Size and Distribution by number
 As per 2011 Census, population of India stood at 1,210 million
 17.5% of the total world population.
 It is unevenly distributed over the various states
 Uttar Pradesh having the highest population (199 million accounts for about 16.49 per
cent of the countries population)
 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 number of people living per unit area (sq. km) in an area is called population
density of that area.
 The uneven population distribution can be better judged by the population density in the
various states.
 India is one of the most destiny populated countries in the world.
 After Bangladesh and Japan, it is the third most densely populated country.
 India’s population density in 2011 was 382 persons per sq
 West Bengal having the highest density of 904 persons per sq km a
 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
 Arunachal Pradesh having the lowest population density of 17 persons per sq km.

Population Growth
 The change in the number of people of a country or state during a specific period of
time is called growth of population.
 Absolute Increase of Population means the absolute numbers added each year or in
each decade in the population.

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