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Kukura Phuia (Santipur) Village – Location, Demographics & Administrative Details

Located in Naharkatiya Tehsil of Dibrugarh District, in the state of Assam.

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Village Name Kukura Phuia (Santipur) Census Code: 292269
Administrative Type Village Rural Area
Postal PIN Code 786610 Naharkatia (S.O)
STD Telephone Code N/A Telecom Circle
Gram Panchayat Dighalia GP No: 106257
Tehsil / Sub-District Naharkatiya Code: 02069
District Dibrugarh Code: 310
State Assam Code: 18
Geographic Location: Kukura Phuia (Santipur), Naharkatiya Tehsil, Dibrugarh 27.3009° N, 95.2233° E
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Kukura Phuia (Santipur) Demographics & Population Projections

Census 2011 Benchmark and Projected 2026 Estimates

Area: Rural Census Code: 292269
CENSUS 2011 POP
766
2026 PROJECTED POP
953 +24.4%
HOUSEHOLDS ('26)
208
'11: 157
SEX RATIO (2026)
1015
Females / 1k Males
LITERACY RATE
86.9%
'11: 77.9%
WORKFORCE SHARE
45.9%
'11: 50.9%
Demographic Indicator Census 2011 Projected 2026 Growth / Proportion
Total Population 766 953 +24.4%
↳ Male Population 382 473 50% of total
↳ Female Population 384 480 50% of total
Total Households 157 208 +32.5%
Literate Population 597 (77.9%) 828 (86.9%) M: 431 | F: 398
Working Population (Workers) 390 (50.9%) 437 (45.9%) M: 300 | F: 136
Non-Literate Population 169 125 —
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Village Location 27.3009° N, 95.2233° E Open in Maps

Administrative boundaries & geographic coverage for Kukura Phuia (Santipur) Village, Tehsil Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh District, Assam.

PIN: 786610
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