Rajpur, Buxar

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Rajpur
Rājpur
village
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Map of Rajpur in Rajpur block
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Rajpur
Location in Buxar, Bihar, India
Coordinates: 25°23′37″N83°54′12″E / 25.39373°N 83.90345°E / 25.39373; 83.90345 [1]
CountryFlag of India.svg India
State Bihar
District Buxar
Area
[2]
 • Total6.11 km2 (2.36 sq mi)
Elevation
[1]
75 m (246 ft)
Population
 (2011) [2]
 • Total5,188
 • Density850/km2 (2,200/sq mi)
Languages
 • Official Hindi
 • Local Bhojpuri
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)

Rajpur is a village and corresponding community development block in Buxar district of Bihar, India.

Contents

As of 2011, the population of Rajpur was 5,188, in 611 households, while the total population of Rajpur block was 213,534, in 32,976 households. [2]

Demographics

Historical population
YearPop.±%
2001 166,556—    
2011 213,534+28.2%
Source: 2011 Census of India [2]

Rajpur is an entirely rural block, with no major urban centres. The sex ratio of the block was 925 as of 2011, slightly higher than the district ratio of 922. The sex ratio in the 0-6 age group was 953, higher than the district ratio of 934. Members of scheduled castes made up 19.43% of the block population, the highest proportion among blocks in Buxar district, and members of scheduled tribes made up 0.31%. The literacy rate of Rajpur block was 70.11%, compared to the district rate of 70.14%, with 80.50% of men and 58.8% of women able to read and write. [2]

Employment

A majority of workers in Rajpur block worked in agriculture as of 2011, with 26.69% of workers being cultivators who owned or leased their own land and 60.01% being agricultural labourers who worked someone else's land for wages. 2.59% of workers were household industry workers, and the remaining 10.71% were other workers. [2]

Villages

There are 236 villages in Rajpur block, 176 of which are inhabited and 60 of which are uninhabited. [2]

Village nameTotal land area (hectares)Population (in 2011)
Bamhani1341,217
Bharkhara1581,037
Masarhia168278
Dhanaipur62349
Taranpur46829
Uttampur 2032,017
Bahrampur710
Rajpur(Block Headquarters)6115,188
Rupapokhar811,265
Makhduman480
Makuriya73126
Bhaluha46884
Trilochanpur49253
Saraon74483
Raghunathpur871,009
Shahpur530
Nagpur 2583,020
Gaidhara1011,826
Bharatpur Paranpur1040
Kharika135579
Parmanandpur27143
Soni117895
Mani6595
Pipra62382
Jairampur350
Kajariya1251,407
Halka Hankarpur420
Intwa2841,025
Ismailpur510
Mangraon 2023,492
Sansarpur320
Kathaja110688
Pankhipur470
Ghurahupur400
Pandepur690
Asraypur200
Sagrawan 3772,642
Khilla560
Barupur1291,789
Marahi142768
Malahipur50478
Utari1461,329
Gajarahi76301
Rauni1901,976
Basantpur980
Lugra Sugra81380
Saitapur79295
Jaipura71942
Chhotki Puraini120999
Barki Puraini125930
Kanpura680
Jamauli 2253,791
Jogapur300
Saithu110971
Anpura290
Dewarhiya 4385,386
Hankarpur204.41,456
Khiri 8206,164
Birbalpur40311
Konauli 246.92,318
Chhitan Dehra91352
Bhagwanpur48.2826
Mage Dehri174724
Karanpur90
Siri Kantpur91604
Akbarpur247.71,933
Basahi 3102,013
Dharmagatpur3128
Sugahar1621,167
Orwar167839
Mahadewpur53271
Jamuni Dehri83520
Chhitan Dehra191774
Rasen Kalan 1772,509
Kishunipur540
Shahbazpur45378
Chaubepur210
Ahiyapur92409
Saikuwa68780
Jalhara Talas88357
Jalhara1271,588
Narayanpur240
Tirkalpur53852
Tiara 2854,725
Baghelwa87933
Manoharpur1391,955
Dastepur300
Makundpur60354
Sakhuana1501,618
Akaurhi171923
Chandpur170
Bahuwara1501,345
Deopur400
Mahes Dehra600
Rasen Khurd81.71,299
Chandpur87367
Hinganpur Satgharwa18.20
Sugra160
Mohrihan67765
Mohrihan49844
Khempur71214
Balmikpur2145
Panapur90
Shyampur62530
Chhatauna 1162,021
Isarpur680
Parbat Chak411,111
Bisambharpur550
Baikunthpur240
Dadura1471,469
Chintamanpur68189
Harpur 4182,799
Ismailpur122709
Kanehri 4092,259
Manipur150
Piprarh4501,747
Lodipur720
Khanpur Mafi1122
Khanpur70497
Banni 3124,661
Madhubani58876
Dhobahi471,093
Raghunathpur46345
Ranni430
Tajpur92175
Bharkhara 2063,210
Dayalpur240
Bhikhanpur43261
Narayanpur330
Kataria2861,916
Sisrarh 3402,721
Kishunipur22469
Hethua 6513,329
Chaubepur39268
Gyani Chak91306
Naniaura146764
Mangopur117317
Ekdar106677
Pasipur1000
Tikaura530
Bijauli136938
Repura720
Hirapur290
Ganj Shakari540
Tikaitpur4727
Jamupur1080
Dehria7789
Dariyapur49658
Ahladpur42.40
Kakaria1761,480
Khemrajpur49215
Kailakh213668
Amarpur 2112,663
Sukhapur39136
Mohanpur871,111
Karaila591,316
Chakia89617
Ramdhanpur48.3320
Sisaudha 3802,241
Katharai77594
Jalalpur 842,372
Gadaipur830
Dhansoi 5098,088
Banauwa770
Piyare Chak51.8118
Kharaunia1061,310
Matukpur470
Chacharia871,030
Kharhana 2652,658
Lalu Chak68465
Sitabpur120412
Deyalpur110.1822
Kunrwa68.8256
Maksudanchak160
Gangapur63438
Rampur89712
Jagal Chak150
Gogaura131484
Bhagwanpur490
Manjit Chak16774
Gogahi149906
Chhatupur641,040
Samahuta 1702,439
Sarae Kans8347
Mobarakpur31242
Patkhaulia1651,786
Udhopur Kita Doem3.10
Udhopur Kita Seum20
Udhopur Kita Checharum07
Atraulia102.7358
Itarhia 3122,320
Karma1641,604
Kharaunia72347
Hajipur15.9175
Birna1441,135
Indapur63422
Ratan Chak41.90
Bansi Chak44.20
Jagmanpur73422
Udhopur Kita Awal31373
Moharihan2021,488
Khochrihan1491,363
Dharanipur83.2265
Manian1311,226
Narayanpur79331
Bamhnaulia41.4688
Matukipur 1392,273
Lala Chak69759
Jiwapur47779
Gobardhanpur81.3440
Bishunpur52.6115
Semaria113743
Kathrai301.41,842
Kusahi123762
Patej99569
Babanbandh Manrajgir431,023
Babanbandh Gauri132218
Manikpur88465
Manikpur1151,376
Khoraitha 2842,259
Sarayan101483
Kaithahar Kalan 4353,313
Chaubepur32.40
Atraulia240
Kalupur350
Parsia 2253,025
Lakhma2773
Kanhupur79481
Dulpha 1882,393
Mandanchaura23.20
Shankarpur12.80
Dulphi42.90
Sujayatpur 2472,314
Sikathi 5153,874
Kaithahar Khurd 3143,194
Khadar65.60

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