Districts of Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is a northeastern state of India, known for its scenic beauty and diverse culture. The state is divided into 25 districts, each with its unique geographical and cultural features. In this blog post, we will present a table that lists the districts, their area, population, and literacy rate.

District	Area (sq km)	Population (2011)	Literacy Rate (%)
Tawang	2,172	49,977	59.69
West Kameng	7,422	87,013	64.07
East Kameng	4,134	78,388	59.69
Papum Pare	2,875	176,385	82.80
Kurung Kumey	7,240	88,138	43.15
Kra Daadi	1,817	35,793	47.82
Lower Subansiri	10,925	83,947	59.88
Upper Subansiri	7,032	83,448	56.93
West Siang	8,325	112,274	66.46
East Siang	4,005	99,255	69.19
Siang	4,183	26,523	46.41
Upper Siang	6,160	34,385	55.09
Lower Dibang Valley	3,031	54,462	51.51
Dibang Valley	9,129	8,004	47.42
Anjaw	6,190	21,089	56.46
Lohit	2,402	145,538	68.96
Namsai	1,390	97,212	66.95
Changlang	4,662	147,951	59.30
Tirap	2,362	111,975	50.55
Longding	1,473	60,641	59.32
Pakke Kessang	1,148	36,461	64.30
Kamle	1,465	22,256	54.53
Lepa Rada	1,526	12,135	56.46
Shi Yomi	1,229	14,536	50.22

Arunachal Pradesh is a state located in the northeastern part of India. It is known for its natural beauty, diverse culture, and unique geography. With a population of over 1.4 million, Arunachal Pradesh is home to many different ethnic groups, each with their own distinct language, customs, and traditions.

The table above provides information about the districts in Arunachal Pradesh, including their area, population, and literacy rate. The literacy rate is the percentage of people who can read and write in a given population. As you can see from the table, the literacy rate in Arunachal Pradesh varies widely from district to district, with some districts having much higher rates than others.

As we can see from the table, Papum Pare is the most populous district in Arunachal Pradesh with a population of 176,385, while Dibang Valley is the least populous district with a population of 8,004. Lohit has the highest literacy rate with 68.96%, followed by Papum Pare with 82.80%. Kra Daadi has the lowest literacy rate with 43.15%.

It is interesting to note that the area of the districts in Arunachal Pradesh varies widely, with Kurung Kumey being the largest district with an area of 7,240 sq km, while Pakke Kessang is the smallest district with an area of 1,148 sq km. This variation in area can be attributed to the diverse topography of the state, which includes the Himalayan ranges, high plateaus, and lowland plains.

Conclusion

Overall, this table provides a useful overview of the demographic and social characteristics of Arunachal Pradesh. Whether you're a student researching the region, a tourist planning a trip, or simply curious about this unique part of India, this information can help you understand the people and places that make Arunachal Pradesh so special.

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