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New Betali Village – Location, Demographics & Administrative Details

Located in Balemu Circle Tehsil of West Kameng District, in the state of Arunachal Pradesh.

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Village Name New Betali Census Code: 261781
Administrative Type Village Rural Area
Postal PIN Code 790003 Rupa (S.O)
STD Telephone Code N/A Telecom Circle
Gram Panchayat Rowta GP No: 103532
Tehsil / Sub-District Balemu Circle Code: 01571
District West Kameng Code: 246
State Arunachal Pradesh Code: 12
Geographic Location: New Betali, Balemu Circle Tehsil, West Kameng 26.9562° N, 92.2662° E
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New Betali Demographics & Population Projections

Census 2011 Benchmark and Projected 2026 Estimates

Area: Rural Census Code: 261781 Official Census Uninhabited
Official Government Census Status: Uninhabited Village

As per the official Government of India Census 2011 directory (Census Village Code: 261781), this revenue village is designated as Uninhabited with 0 permanent residential population recorded during census enumeration. It exists as a demarcated revenue and agricultural land parcel within Balemu Circle Tehsil.

Official Sub-District (West Kameng) Census Benchmark data is provided below for regional context.
CENSUS 2011 POP
0
0 Residents (Official Census)
2026 PROJECTED POP
0
0 Projected (Uninhabited)
SETTLEMENT TYPE
Uninhabited Village
Cadastral Parcel
SUB-DISTRICT POP ('26)
95,955
'11: 76,544
LITERACY RATE
84.6%
Sub-District Benchmark (West Kameng)
SUB-DISTRICT SEX RATIO
816
Females / 1k Males

West Kameng Sub-District Benchmark Demographics

229 Villages in Circle

Official Census 2011 baseline and 2026 projections for West Kameng Sub-District (Tehsil), providing verified regional demographic data.

Demographic Indicator Census 2011 Projected 2026 Growth / Proportion
Total Population (Tehsil) 76,544 95,955 +25.4%
↳ Male Population 42,338 52,821 55% of total
↳ Female Population 34,206 43,117 45% of total
Total Households 16,765 22,339 +33.2%
Literate Population 45,470 (59.4%) 81,220 (84.6%) M: 47,280 | F: 33,942
Working Population (Workers) 38,853 (50.8%) 55,528 (57.9%) M: 35,621 | F: 19,908
Non-Literate Population 31,074 14,729 —
Geographic Map of New Betali Village, Balemu Circle Tehsil, West Kameng
Village Location 26.9562° N, 92.2662° E Open in Maps

Administrative boundaries & geographic coverage for New Betali Village, Tehsil Balemu Circle, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.

PIN: 790003
Other Villages in Balemu Circle Tehsil
Village Name Administrative Type PIN Code Tehsil Action
New Betali Current Location Gram Panchayat 790003 Balemu Circle Viewing
Balemu H.Q. Revenue Village 790003 Balemu Circle View
Balemu Village Revenue Village 790003 Balemu Circle View
Painaktang Revenue Village 790003 Balemu Circle View
Rowta Revenue Village 790003 Balemu Circle View
Yollongripam Revenue Village 790003 Balemu Circle View

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