Bhatar: A Town and Subdivision in Barddhaman district
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Bhatar is a town and Subdivision in the Barddhaman district of the West Bengal. In India, a Subdivision is a subdivision of a district responsible for the administration and revenue collection of a specific area within the district. Subdivisions play a crucial role in the local governance structure, contributing significantly to the development and administration of their communities.
According to the 2011 census The total area of Bhatar Subdivision is 430 km², with a population of 263064 people. The population density is 611 inhabitants per square kilometre, and there are approximately 60080 houses in the sub district.
Bhatar Subdivision comprises about 107 villages. Below is a list of these villages along with information about their respective gram panchayats and the nearest town:
| # | Village Name | Gram Panchayat | Nearest Town |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amarun | Amarun I | Burdwan (20 km) |
| 2 | Ambana | Banpash | Guskura (15 km) |
| 3 | Arra | Mahachanda | Burdwan (18 km) |
| 4 | Balgana | Bolgona | Burdwan (28 km) |
| 5 | Balsidanga | Bhatar | Burdwan (20 km) |
| 6 | Bamsor | Bhatar | Burdwan (23 km) |
| 7 | Bamunara | Bamunara | Guskura (28 km) |
| 8 | Banagram | Mahata | Guskura (3 km) |
| 9 | Banpash | Banpash | Guskura (18 km) |
| 10 | Bara Belun | Barabeloon I | Burdwan (26 km) |
| 11 | Basatpur | Mahata | Guskara (2 km) |
| 12 | Basuda | Mahachanda | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 13 | Bazar Mahammadpur | Bamunara | Burdwan (27 km) |
| 14 | Belenda | Bhatar | Burdwan (20 km) |
| 15 | Berana | Mahata | Guskara (6 km) |
| 16 | Bhairabpur | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (35 km) |
| 17 | Bhatakul | Bolgona | Burdwan (32 km) |
| 18 | Bhatar | Bhatar | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 19 | Bigra | Sahebganj I | Guskura (10 km) |
| 20 | Bijipur | Bamunara | Burdwan (25 km) |
| 21 | Bijyapur | Amarun Ii | Bardhaman (20 km) |
| 22 | Chandai | Banpash | Guskura (10 km) |
| 23 | Chandibati | Barabeloon I | Burdwan (24 km) |
| 24 | Chandipur | Bamunara | Guskura (26 km) |
| 25 | Chhatini | Amarun Ii | Burdwan (35 km) |
| 26 | Dangsara | Mahata | Guskara (5 km) |
| 27 | Daura | Mahata | Guskura (4 km) |
| 28 | Debpur | Eruar | Guskura (16 km) |
| 29 | Dhandalsa | Banpash | Guskura (11 km) |
| 30 | Dhenria | Bolgona | Burdwan (38 km) |
| 31 | Eora | Mahachanda | Burdwan (17 km) |
| 32 | Eora Chak | Bamunara | Burdwan (18 km) |
| 33 | Erachya | Amarun Ii | Bardhaman (20 km) |
| 34 | Eruar | Eruar | Guskura (15 km) |
| 35 | Gholada | Sahebganj Ii | Guskura (12 km) |
| 36 | Ghugia | Amarun I | Burdwan (20 km) |
| 37 | Gopinathbati | Bhatar | Bhatar |
| 38 | Gramdihi | Sahebganj Ii | Guskura (10 km) |
| 39 | Hanrgram | Amarun I | Burdwan (21 km) |
| 40 | Haribati | Banpash | Guskura (17 km) |
| 41 | Haripur | Bolgona | Burdwan (29 km) |
| 42 | Jaladgram | Mahata | Guskara (6 km) |
| 43 | Jharul | Mahata | Guskura (18 km) |
| 44 | Jhikardanga | Mahachanda | Burdwan (14 km) |
| 45 | Jhujkadanga | Bamunara | Burdwan (27 km) |
| 46 | Kachgaria | Bhatar | Burdwan (24 km) |
| 47 | Kalapahari | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (35 km) |
| 48 | Kanpur | Kanpur | Bhatar |
| 49 | Kanpurhat | Bolgona | Burdwan (33 km) |
| 50 | Kapshor | Bamunara | Guskura (27 km) |
| 51 | Karjjana | Mahachanda | Burdwan (12 km) |
| 52 | Kashipur | Sahebganj I | Guskura (12 km) |
| 53 | Kasigram | Bolgona | Burdwan (40 km) |
| 54 | Katari | Bhatar | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 55 | Kherur | Amarun Ii | Burdwan (35 km) |
| 56 | Khurul | Mahachanda | Burdwan (25 km) |
| 57 | Kubajpur | Amarun Ii | Bardhaman (31 km) |
| 58 | Kulchanda | Bhatar | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 59 | Kulnagar | Bhatar | Burdwan (23 km) |
| 60 | Kumarun | Bamunara | Guskura (28 km) |
| 61 | Kurumba | Mahachanda | Burdwan (15 km) |
| 62 | Madhpur | Barabeloon Ii | Burdwan (32 km) |
| 63 | Mahachanda | Mahachanda | Burdwan (10 km) |
| 64 | Mahata | Mahata | Guskura (15 km) |
| 65 | Mandarbati | Sahebganj Ii | Guskura (10 km) |
| 66 | Mandardihi | Eruar | Guskura (18 km) |
| 67 | Mitrapur | Amarun Ii | Bhatar |
| 68 | Mohanpur | Banpash | Guskura (15 km) |
| 69 | Mukundapur | Bolgona | Burdwan (34 km) |
| 70 | Muraripur | Barabeloon Ii | Burdwan (32 km) |
| 71 | Muratipur | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (31 km) |
| 72 | Nabasta | Mahachanda | Burdwan (13 km) |
| 73 | Narayanpur | Banpash | Guskura (11 km) |
| 74 | Narjja | Bamunara | Burdwan (18 km) |
| 75 | Nasigram | Barabeloon Ii | Burdwan (30 km) |
| 76 | Nawada | Mahachanda | Burdwan (19 km) |
| 77 | Nityanandapur | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (27 km) |
| 78 | Nrisinhapur | Eruar | Guskura (24 km) |
| 79 | Nunari | Mahachanda | Burdwan (14 km) |
| 80 | Nurpur | Sahebganj I | Guskura (12 km) |
| 81 | Nuta | Mahata | Guskura (5 km) |
| 82 | Nutangram | Bamunara | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 83 | Orgram | Mahata | Guskura (7 km) |
| 84 | Palar | Bhatar | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 85 | Palsana | Amarun Ii | Bardhaman (30 km) |
| 86 | Panoa | Bamunara | Burdwan (26 km) |
| 87 | Parhat | Mahachanda | Burdwan (17 km) |
| 88 | Pashala | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (31 km) |
| 89 | Poalkura | Mahata | Guskara (8 km) |
| 90 | Purbba Ramchandrapur | Bolgona | Burdwan (32 km) |
| 91 | Rajipur | Bamunara | Burdwan (25 km) |
| 92 | Ramchandrapur | Mahata | Guskura (3 km) |
| 93 | Rampur | Eruar | Guskura (18 km) |
| 94 | Ratanpur | Bamunara | Guskura (29 km) |
| 95 | Salkuni | Sahebganj I | Guskura (8 km) |
| 96 | Salun | Barabeloon Ii | Burdwan (34 km) |
| 97 | Santoshpur | Nityanandapur | Burdwan (34 km) |
| 98 | Selenda | Bolgona | Burdwan (34 km) |
| 99 | Serua | Bamunara | Guskura (29 km) |
| 100 | Shikartor | Bolgona | Burdwan (29 km) |
| 101 | Shripur | Eruar | Guskura (16 km) |
| 102 | Shunur | Amarun I | Burdwan (20 km) |
| 103 | Silakot | Sahebganj Ii | Guskura (8 km) |
| 104 | Sonchalida | Sahebganj I | Guskura (15 km) |
| 105 | Sotkhali | Bhatar | Burdwan (22 km) |
| 106 | Tulsidanga | Bolgona | Burdwan (29 km) |
| 107 | Usha | Bhatar | Burdwan (29 km) |
The population is distributed between urban and rural areas as follows:
| Particulars | Rural | Urban | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Population | 263064 | 0 | 263064 |
| Male Population | 134096 | 0 | 134096 |
| Female Population | 128968 | 0 | 128968 | Population Density | 611 / km² | 611 / km² |
The distribution of households in the Bhatar is:
| Rural Households | Urban Households | Total Households |
|---|---|---|
| 60080 | 0 | 60080 |
Q: What is Bhatar?
A: Bhatar is a town and in the Barddhaman district of the West Bengal.
Q: What is the total area of Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The total area of Bhatar Subdivision is 430 km².
Q: What is the population of Bhatar Subdivision according to the 2011 census?
A: According to the 2011 census, the population of Bhatar Subdivision is 263064.
Q: What is the population density of Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The population density of Bhatar Subdivision is 611 inhabitants per square kilometre.
Q: How many houses are there in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: There are approximately 60080 houses in Bhatar Subdivision.
Q: How many villages are there in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: There are about 107 villages in Bhatar Subdivision.
Q: Which is the largest village by population in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The largest village by population in Bhatar Subdivision is Orgram, with 13554 people.
Q: Which is the smallest village by population in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The smallest village by population in Bhatar Subdivision is Gopinathbati, with 0 people.
Q: Which is the largest village by area in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The largest village by area in Bhatar Subdivision is Orgram, with 2939 km².
Q: Which is the smallest village by area in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The smallest village by area in Bhatar Subdivision is Nawada, with 43 km².
Q: What is the population distribution between urban and rural areas in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The population distribution in Bhatar Subdivision is entirely rural, with a total rural population of 263064.
Q: What is the male population of Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The male population of Bhatar Subdivision is 134096.
Q: What is the female population of Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The female population of Bhatar Subdivision is 128968.
Q: How is the household distribution in Bhatar Subdivision?
A: The household distribution in Bhatar Subdivision is entirely rural, with a total of 60080 households.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population of less than 100?
A: There are 3 villages in Bhatar Subdivision with a population of less than 100.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 100 and 499?
A: There are 4 villages in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 100 and 499.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 500 and 999?
A: There are 16 villages in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 500 and 999.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 1000 and 1999?
A: There are 37 villages in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 1000 and 1999.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 2000 and 2999?
A: There is 22 village in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 2000 and 2999.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 3000 and 3999?
A: There is 10 village in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 3000 and 3999.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population between 4000 and 4999?
A: There is 3 village in Bhatar Subdivision with a population between 4000 and 4999.
Q: How many villages in Bhatar Subdivision have a population of 5000 and above?
A: There is 12 village in Bhatar Subdivision with a population of 5000 and above.
| Total Population | Villages in Sub District Of Bhatar |
|---|---|
| Less than 100 | 3 |
| 100-499 | 4 |
| 500-999 | 16 |
| 1000-1999 | 37 |
| 2000-2999 | 22 |
| 3000-3999 | 10 |
| 4000-4999 | 3 |
| 5000 And Above | 12 |
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