General Inforamtion

 

 

Arunachal Pradesh situated in the north eastern part of India is 83,743 sq km in area and has a long international, border with Bhutan, China Assam, Nagaland and Myanmar. It stretches from snow – caped mountains in the north to the plains of Brahmaputra valley in the south. Arunachal is the largest state area wise in the north eastern region, even larger than Assam which is the most populous.

 

It is a land of lush green forest, deep river valley and beautiful plateaus; the land is crossed with mountains with Himalayan ranges running north – south. These divided the state into countless river valleys: the Kameng, the Subansiri, the Siang, the Lohit, and the Tirap. All these rivers are fed by snows from the Himalayas and countless rivers and rivulets except Tirap which is fed by Patkai range.

 

The mightiest of these rivers is Siang, called Tsangpo in Tibet, which becomes Brahmaputra after it is joined by the Dibang and the Lohit in the plains of Assam.

 

High mountains and dense forest have prevented intercommunication between tribes living in different river valleys. Isolation imposed by geography has led different with several dialects to live and flourish with their distinct identities. Nature has endowed the people with a deep sense of beauty which finds delight expression in their songs, dances and crafts.

 

The climate varies from hot and humid in the Shivalik range with heavy rainfall. It becomes progressively cold as one move northwards to higher altitudes.

 

Trees of great size, plentiful climbers and abundance of cane and bamboo make Arunachal Pradesh evergreen. Tropical rain forest is to be found in the foothills and the hills in the east on the border with Myanmar. Northern most borders are covered with Alpine forest. Amidst the highly rugged terrain, there are green and plateaus.

 

 

Evolution:

 

Arunachal Pradesh becomes a full- fledged state on February 20th 1987. Till 1972, it was known as the North – East Frontier Agency (NEFA). It gained the Union Territory state on January 20th 1972and renamed as Arunachal Pradesh.

 

Bordering States/Countries:-

 

East

Myanmar

West

Bhutan

North

China

South

Assam & Nagaland

 

 

Longitude

Latitude

91030' E to 97030' E

26028' N to 29030' N

 

 

Administrative set up showing District, Sub-Divisions, Blocks and Circles in Arunachal Pradesh as on 31st March 2007:

Name of District

Name of Sub-divisions

Name of Blocks

Name of Circles

Tawang

A. Tawang

B. Jang

C. Lumla

(i) Tawang

(ii) Mukto Thimbu

(iii) Lumla

(a) Tawang (b) Kitpi

(a) Thingbu (b) Mukto (c) Jang d) Bongkhar

(a) Lumla (b) Zemithang (c) Dudunghar

West Kameng

A. Bomdila

B. Thrizino

C. Rupa

 

(i) Dirang

(ii) Thrizino

(iii) Kalaktang

(iv) Nafra

(a) Dirang (b) Bomdila (c) Thembang

(a) Trizino (b) Jamiri (c) Bhalukpong (d) Singchung

(a) Kalaktang (b) Rupa (c) Balemu (d) Shergaon

(a) Nafra

East Kameng

A. Seppa

 

 

 

B. Chayangtajo

(i) Seppa

(ii) Pipu

(iii) Pakke-kessang

(iv) Bana

(v) Chayangtajo

(vi) Seijusa

(vii) Bameng

(a) Seppa (b) Richukrong

(a) Pipu (b) Gyawe Purang

(a) Pake-Kesang (b) Veo

(a) Bana

(a) Chayangtajo (b) Sewa

(a) Seijosa (b) Dissing Passo

(a) Khenowa (b) Bameng c) Lada

Papumpare

A. Itanagar
 

 

B. Sagalee

(i) Doimukh
(ii) Kimin
(iii) Mengio

(iv) Balijan
(v) Sagalee

(a) Doimukh (b) Naharlagun (c) Itanagar (d) Banderdewa
(a) Kimin
(a) Mengio
(a) Balijan (b) Taraso
(a) Sagalee (b) Laporiang (c) Tonu

Lower Subansiri

A. Ziro

B. Raga

(i) Ziro-I
(ii) Ziro-lI
(iii) Raga

(a) Ziro
(a) Yachuli (b) Pistana
(a) Raga  (b) Dolumukh (c) Kamporijo

Kurung Kumey

A. Koloriang

 

 

B. Nyapin

(i) Koloriang
(ii) Sarli
(iii) Damin
(iv) Nyapin
(v) Sangram
(vi) Palm
(vii) Chambang
(viii) Tali
(ix) Pipsorang

(a) Koloriang
(a) Sarli
(a Damin (b) Parsiparlo
(a) Nyapin (b) Phassang
(a) Sangram (b)Yangte
(a) Palm
(a) Chambang (b) Gangte
(a) Tali
(a) Pipsorang

Upper Subansiri

A. Daporijo

 

 

 

 

 

B. Nacho

(i) Daporijo
(ii) Dumporijo
(iii) Giba
(iv) Taliha
(v) Baririjo
(vi) Puchi-Geku
(vii) Nacho
(viii) Siyum

(a) Daporijo
(a) Dumporijo (b) Gusar
(a) Giba (Peer Yapu)
(a) Taliha (b) Payeng
(a) Baririjo
(a) Puchi-geku
(a) Nacho (b) Taksing (c) Limeking
(a) Siyum

West Siang

A. Along

 

B. Rumgong

 

C. Basar

D. Likabali

 

E. Yomeha

 

F. Mechuka

(i) Along (West)
(ii) Along (East)
(iii) Rumgong
(iv) Kaying- Payum
(v) Basar
(vi) Likabali
(vii) Gensi
(viii) Liromoba
(ix) Tribin

(x) Mechuka

(xi) Monigong

(a) Along (West) (b) Bagra
(a) Along (East)
(a) Rumgong (b) Jomlo Mobuk
(a) Kaying (b) Payum
(a) Basar (b) New Daring
(a) Likabali (b) Kangku
(a) Gensi (b) Sibe
(a) Liromoba (b) Yomcha (c) Darak (d) Kamba
(a) Tirbin
(a) Mechuka (b) Pidi (c) Tato
(a) Monigong

East Siang

A. Pasighat
B. Mebo
C. Ruksin
D. Nari
E. Boleng

(i) Pasighat
(ii). Mebo
(iii) Ruksin
(iv) Ramle -Bango
(v) Pangin
(vi) Riga

(a) Pasighat
(a) Mebo
(a) Ruksin (b) Bilat (c) Oyan
(a) Nari (b) Koyu (c) New Seren
(a) Pangin (b) Boleng (c) Rebo- Perging

(a) Riga

Upper Siang

A. Yingkiong
 

B. Mariyang
 

C. Tuting

(i) Yingkiong
(ii) Jengging
(iii) Mariyang
(iv) Geku
(v) Tuting

(a) Yingkiong
(a) Jengging
(a) Mariyang (b) Mopom (Adi Passi)
(a) Geku (b) Katan
(a) Tuting (b) Singa (c) Gelling (d) Palling (e) Migging

Dibang Valley

A. Anini

(i ) Anini-Mipi
(ii) Anelih-Arzu

(iii) Etalin-Malinye

(a) Anini (b) Mipi
(a) Anelih (b) Arzu

(a) Etalin (b) Malinye

Lower Dibang Valley

A. Roing
B. Dambuk
C. Hunli

(i) Roing
(ii) Dambuk
(iii) Hunli- Kronli

(a) Roing (b) Koronu
(a) Dambuk (b) Paglam (Tinali)
(a) Hunli (b) Desali

Lohit

A. Tezu
B. Namsai

(i) Tezu
(ii) Namsai-Chowkam
(iii) Wakro
(iv) Lekang

(a) Tezu (b) Sunpura
(a) Namsai (b) Chowkham (c) Piyong
(a) Wakro
(a) Lekang

Anjaw

A. Hayuliang
 

B. Hawai

(i) Hayuliang
(ii) Chaglogam
(iii) Walong

(a) Hayuliang (b) Goiliang (c) Manchal
(a) Changlogam
(a) Walong (b) Hawai (c) Kibithoo

Changlang

A. Changlang
 

B. Jairampur

C. Miao
D. Bordumsa

(i) Changlang
(ii) Khimiyang
(iii) Nampong-Manmao
(iv) Khagam-Miao
(v) Bordumsa - Diyun

(a) Changlang b) Namtok (c) Yatdam
(a) Khimiyang
(a) Jairampur b) Nampong (c) Manmao (d) Tihkak Putak
(a) Miao (b) Vijoynagar (c) Kharsang
(a) Bordumsa

Tirap

A. Khonsa
B. Deomali

 

C. Longding
 

(i) Khonsa
(ii) Namsang (Deomali)
(iii) Lazu
(iv) Niausa
(v) Pongchau-Wakka
(vi) Kanubari

(a) Khonsa (b) Dadam
(a) Namsang (Deomali) (b) Soha
(a) Lazu
(a) Longding (b) Pumao
(a) Pongchau (b) Wakka
(a) Kanubari

Total              16

45

85

172

NB: Moreover under mentioned three blocks have been created during the year 2006-07

1) Parsi-Parlo 2) Singa-Gelling and 3) Manchal

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

District wise Total Population (Male, Female, Rural, Urban) of Arunachal Pradesh as per 2001 Census:

 

Sl. No.

District/State

Total/Rural/Urban

Population

Person

Male

Female

1.

Tawang

Total

38924

21846

17078

Rural

30548

15534

15014

Urban

8376

6312

2064

2.

West Kameng

Total

74599

42542

32057

Rural

67906

38933

28973

Urban

6693

3609

3084

3.

East Kameng

Total

57179

28802

28377

Rural

42177

20892

21285

Urban

15002

7910

7092

4.

Papumpare

Total

122003

64184

57819

Rural

59961

31138

28823

Urban

62042

33046

28996

5.

Lower Subansiri

Total

55726

28425

27301

Rural

43342

21945

21397

Urban

12384

6480

5904

6.

Kurung Kumey

Total

42518

21117

21401

Rural

42518

21117

21401

Urban

-

-

-

7.

Upper Subansiri

Total

55346

28240

27106

Rural

39590

19837

19753

Urban

15756

8403

7353

8.

West Siang

Total

103918

54349

49569

Rural

82806

42389

40417

Urban

21112

11960

9152

9.

East Siang

Total

87397

45265

42132

Rural

65432

33634

31798

Urban

21965

11631

10334

10.

Upper Siang

Total

33363

18057

15306

Rural

33363

18057

15306

Urban

-

-

-

11.

Dibang Valley

Total

7272

4286

2986

Rural

7272

4286

2986

Urban

-

-

-

12.

Lower Dibang Valley

Total

50448

27156

23292

Rural

40341

21429

18912

Urban

10107

5727

4380

13.

Lohit

Total

125086

67150

57936

Rural

98324

52405

45919

Urban

26762

14745

12017

14.

Anjaw

Total

18441

10164

8277

Rural

18441

10164

8277

Urban

-

-

-

15.

Changlang

Total

125422

65821

59601

Rural

113034

58834

54200

Urban

12388

6987

5401

16.

Tirap

Total

100326

52537

47789

Rural

85032

44086

40946

Urban

15294

8451

6843

Arunachal Pradesh

Total

1097968

579941

518027

Rural

870087

454680

415407

Urban

227881

125261

102620

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

Literates by sex as per population of 2001 Census in Arunachal Pradesh:

 

Sl. No.

District/State

Total/Rural/Urban

Literates

Person

Male

Female

1.

Tawang

Total

15337

11160

4177

Rural

8719

5661

3058

Urban

6618

5499

1119

2

West Kameng

Total

37687

25386

12301

Rural

33152

22736

10416

Urban

5435

2650

1885

3

East Kameng

Total

18338

11978

6360

Rural

10431

6923

3508

Urban

7907

5055

2852

4

Papumpare

Total

69982

41367

28615

Rural

28718

17324

11394

Urban

41264

24043

17221

5

Lower Subansiri

Total

26969

15729

11240

Rural

19066

11225

7841

Urban

7903

4504

3399

6

Kurung Kumey

Total

8964

5918

3046

Rural

8964

5918

3046

Urban

-

-

-

7

Upper Subansiri

Total

22379

13547

8832

Rural

13208

8040

5168

Urban

9171

5507

3664

8

West Siang

Total

51216

30128

21088

Rural

36786

21214

15572

Urban

14430

8914

5516

9

East Siang

Total

43495

25455

18040

Rural

29613

17347

12266

Urban

13882

8108

5774

10

Upper Siang

Total

13424

8733

4691

Rural

13424

8733

4691

Urban

-

-

-

11

Dibang Valley

Total

3263

2195

1068

Rural

3263

2195

1068

Urban

-

-

-

12

Lower Dibang Valley

Total

24591

15338

9253

Rural

17264

10885

6379

Urban

7327

4453

2874

13

Lohit

Total

58723

36799

21924

Rural

41431

26348

15083

Urban

17392

10451

6841

14

Anjaw

Total

5722

4303

1419

Rural

5722

4303

1419

Urban

-

-

-

15

Changlang

Total

51291

32789

18502

Rural

42550

27445

15105

Urban

8741

5344

3397

16

Tirap

Total

33404

22456

10948

Rural

22973

16118

6855

Urban

10431

6338

4093

Arunachal Pradesh

Total

484785

303281

181504

Rural

335284

212415

122869

Urban

149501

90866

58635

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

District wise Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Population Break up in Arunachal Pradesh as per 2001 Census:

 

Sl. No.

District/State

Total Scheduled Caste Population

Total Scheduled Tribe Population

Person

Male

Female

Persons

Male

Female

1

Tawang

128

106

22

29191

14241

14950

2

West Kameng

372

239

133

36951

18712

18239

3

East Kameng

97

60

37

49585

24346

25239

4

Papumpare

1397

801

596

69007

34157

34850

5

Lower Subansiri

169

109

60

46893

23022

23871

6

Kurung Kumey

28

17

11

41619

20469

21150

7

Upper Subansiri

99

67

32

49552

24547

25005

8

West Siang

379

238

141

84922

42478

42444

9

East Siang

531

294

237

60420

30178

30242

10

Upper Siang

124

93

31

26094

13133

12961

11

Dibang Valley

50759

47

12

4827

2485

2342

12

Lower Dibang Valley

448

250

198

22005

11036

10969

13

Lohit

1796

973

823

40552

20532

20020

14

Anjaw

19

14

5

14249

7233

7016

15

Changlang

372

194

178

45351

22993

22358

16

Tirap

170

88

82

83940

42455

41485

Arunachal Pradesh

6188

3590

2598

705158

352017

353141

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

Percentage Distribution of Total Workers (Main & Marginal) by Category of workers as per Census 2001:

 

Sl. No.

District/State

Total workers (Main + Marginal)

Percentage of Total Workers  (Main + Marginal)

 Person

Male

Female

Cultivators

Agricultural Labours

Workers in Household Industries

Other Workers

1

Tawang

22099

14254

7845

43.00

2.11

0.45

54.44

2

West Kameng

34353

28470

9483

35.42

3.99

1.03

59.56

3

East Kameng

25917

13976

11941

70.95

2.74

0.33

25.98

4

Papumpare

44214

29909

14305

24.36

3.35

1.41

70.88

5

Lower Subansiri

45032

23467

21565

72.24

3.36

0.62

23.78

6

Kurung Kumey

7

Upper Subansiri

22263

12444

9819

68.68

2.05

0.50

28.77

8

West Siang

42860

25587

17273

63.24

2.01

1.37

33.38

9

East Siang

33578

20494

13084

52.23

5.78

1.92

40.07

10

Upper Siang

17110

10346

6764

65.05

2.39

0.17

32.36

11

Dibang Valley

25496

16433

9063

53.99

7.19

0.60

38.22

12

Lower Dibang Valley

13

Lohit

60323

39689

20634

57.64

6.53

0.69

35.14

14

Anjaw

15

Changlang

60009

34733

27276

69.94

5.40

0.98

23.68

16

Tirap

48952

27347

27605

75.35

0.72

0.32

23.61

Arunachal Pradesh

482206

293

188657

58.44

3.85

0.86

36.85

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

District wise area, Villages, Occupied Residential Houses, Households and Density as per 2001 Census:

 

Sl. No.

District/State

Area in Sq. Km.

Number of inhabited villages

Occupied number of residential houses (as per H.L.O 2000)

Number households

Density of Population

1

Tawang

2172

181

8056

8294

18

2

West Kameng

7422

212

14643

15637

10

3

East Kameng

4134

310

9284

12018

14

4

Papumpare

2875

267

23030

24636

35

5

Lower Subansiri

1317

226

19271

11264

42

6

Kurung Kumey

8818

426

8192

5

7

Upper Subansiri

7032

398

10956

10862

8

8

West Siang

7643

398

17896

18251

13

9

East Siang

4687

144

16532

16133

22

10

Upper Siang

6188

92

6558

6849

5

11

Dibang Valley

13029

81

13313

1693

4

12

Lower Dibang Valley

-

132

10239

-

13

Lohit

11402

223

26448

24417

13

14

Anjaw

-

270

4120

-

15

Changlang

4662

336

23315

24012

27

16

Tirap

2362

167

17551

18957

43

Arunachal Pradesh

83743

3863

204953

215574

13

Source: Statistical Abstract of Arunachal Pradesh 2007

 

 

CENSUS 2011 (Provisional):

 

Provisional Population Totals 1

Provisional Population Totals 2

 

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