Bilaspur villages
Himachal Pradesh · Bilaspur · Jhanduta
Lurhar (144)
308
people at the 2011 Census · 148 male, 160 female
Population
- Population
- 308India 121.09 Cr
Literacy
- Literacy
- 83.94%India 72.98%
- Male Lit.
- 92.31%India 80.88%
- Female Lit.
- 76.39%India 64.63%
- Lit. Gap
- 15.92 ppIndia 16.25 pp
Society
- Sex Ratio
- 1081 / 1000India 943 / 1000
- Child Sex Ratio
- 889 / 1000India 918 / 1000
- Under 7
- 11.04%India 13.59%
- SC %
- 41.56%India 16.63%
- ST %
- 0.00%India 8.63%
- Household
- 4.40India 4.85
Work
- Workers
- 87.34%India 39.80%
- Female Work
- 88.13%India 25.52%
- Main Workers
- 11.90%India 75.24%
- Non-Workers
- 12.66%India 60.20%
This village is classified entirely rural at the 2011 Census, so urban population share does not apply. Density, land area and decadal growth are not published in the Primary Census Abstract. See Methodology.
Lurhar (144) in context
With 308 people at the 2011 Census, Lurhar (144) was the 385th most populous of its district's 1061 villages, below the district average of 336.
The sex ratio was 1081 women per 1,000 men (95 above the district's rural figure of 986) — one of the minority of villages where women outnumbered men. Among children aged 0–6 the ratio was 889, 34 below the rural national 923.
87.3% of the population were recorded as workers, 32.5 points above the district's rural rate.