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About Barara Tehsil

Barara is a tehsil in district of Ambala , Haryana , India. As per the data provided by Census of India in 2011, total population of Barara was 244,039 which includes 128,819 males and 115,220 females. Barara covers 357 Km2 area.

For better understaing, details are categorized in two sections i.e. Population of Barara, Urban/Rural population of Barara . Below are the full details and list of villages in Barara , Ambala, Haryana, India. Select any of these to know detailed information about them.

Area and population of Barara

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Total Population 244,039 Area ( In Km. Square ) 357
Male Population 128,819 Female Population 115,220

Barara has a total population of 244,039 people. Out of this the male population stands at 128,819 while the female population 115,220. The area of Barara covers 357 square kilometers. This information helps us to understand the population and area of Barara . It's helpful data for those who want to learn more about Barara demographic and geography.

Urban/Rural Population of Barara

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Urban Population 29,645 Rural Population 214,394
Urban male Population 15,647 Rural Male Population 113,172
Urban Female Population 13,998 Rural Female Population 101,222

This table provides a detailed breakdown of the urban and rural population of Barara. The Barara urban population is 29,645 with 15,647 male population and 13,998 female population. In contrast Barara rural population is 214,394, comprising 113,172 male population and 101,222 female population. This Barara data highlights the balances of male to female ratio in the both urban and rural area reflecting a stable demographic distribution across the region.

List of Villages in Barara

138

Jamal Majra

Area: 165 ha hectares

Population

427

Pincode

133204

Jawahargarh

Area: 92 ha hectares

Population

591

Pincode

133104

Jharu Majra

Area: 263 ha hectares

Population

1,048

Pincode

133205

Kakar Kunda

Area: 379 ha hectares

Population

752

Pincode

134012

Kalpi

Area: 503 ha hectares

Population

2,637

Pincode

133104

Kambas

Area: 321 ha hectares

Population

1,060

Pincode

133205

Kambasi

Area: 471 ha hectares

Population

2,198

Pincode

133205

Kansapur

Area: 74 ha hectares

Population

444

Pincode

134203

Kasairla Kalan

Area: 189 ha hectares

Population

984

Pincode

133205

Kasairla Khurd

Area: 211 ha hectares

Population

1,154

Pincode

134201

Kesri

Area: 980 ha hectares

Population

5,055

Pincode

133102

Khan Ahmadpur

Area: 231 ha hectares

Population

1,024

Pincode

134203

Khanpur

Area: 266 ha hectares

Population

1,093

Pincode

134201

Khanpura

Area: 111 ha hectares

Population

584

Pincode

133205

Kharu Khera

Area: 82 ha hectares

Population

659

Pincode

133104

Khera

Area: 350 ha hectares

Population

1,264

Pincode

133004

Laha

Area: 159 ha hectares

Population

627

Pincode

133104

Landha

Area: 551 ha hectares

Population

2,314

Pincode

133102

Langar

Area: 165 ha hectares

Population

643

Pincode

133102

Mahtabgarh

Area: 97 ha hectares

Population

343

Pincode

133104

Malakpur

Area: 227 ha hectares

Population

960

Pincode

133205

Malikpur

Area: 121 ha hectares

Population

711

Pincode

133104

Manka Manki

Area: 403 ha hectares

Population

2,073

Pincode

134204

Manu Majra

Area: 108 ha hectares

Population

1,215

Pincode

133205

Maujgarh

Area: 151 ha hectares

Population

1,235

Pincode

133201

Mehmudpur

Area: 354 ha hectares

Population

2,076

Pincode

133104

Milak Shekhan

Area: 125 ha hectares

Population

469

Pincode

133205

Milk Dhankotan

Area: 129 ha hectares

Population

597

Pincode

134003

Mithapur

Area: 111 ha hectares

Population

889

Pincode

133104

Mullana

Area: 650 ha hectares

Population

4,956

Pincode

133102

Nagal

Area: 46 ha hectares

Population

90

Pincode

134003

Nagla

Area: 301 ha hectares

Population

1,380

Pincode

135133

Nahawani

Area: 739 ha hectares

Population

3,067

Pincode

133003

Nahra

Area: 192 ha hectares

Population

826

Pincode

135001

Naraingarh

Area: 113 ha hectares

Population

405

Pincode

134203

Nurhad

Area: 450 ha hectares

Population

644

Pincode

135003

Panjhail

Area: 326 ha hectares

Population

834

Pincode

133102

Paplotha

Area: 429 ha hectares

Population

1,181

Pincode

135133

Patti Bagheru

Area: 480 ha hectares

Population

2,994

Pincode

133201

Patti Chanarthal

Area: 160 ha hectares

Population

1,413

Pincode

134203

Phalail Majra

Area: 116 ha hectares

Population

865

Pincode

133101

Phoksa

Area: 212 ha hectares

Population

922

Pincode

134118

Phusiala

Area: 369 ha hectares

Population

1,618

Pincode

134007

Ponti

Area: 160 ha hectares

Population

782

Pincode

133302

Raiya Majra

Area: 64 ha hectares

Population

25

Pincode

134118

Rajauli

Area: 390 ha hectares

Population

2,133

Pincode

133201

Raju Kheri

Area: 338 ha hectares

Population

1,432

Pincode

133201

Ramgarh

Area: 256 ha hectares

Population

1,183

Pincode

135103

Rampur

Area: 259 ha hectares

Population

2,110

Pincode

133001

Rao Majra

Area: 143 ha hectares

Population

844

Pincode

134204

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Common questions about Barara

The Census of India 2011 recorded a population of 244,039 in Barara tehsil, Ambala district.

Barara tehsil contains 138 villages recorded in the 2011 census. Each is listed on this page with its own population and area.

Barara has 128,819 males and 115,220 females according to the 2011 census.

Barara covers an area of 357 square kilometres.

214,394 people live in rural parts of Barara and 29,645 live in urban parts, making it largely rural.

Barara tehsil is part of Ambala district in Haryana. Open the district page from here to see its other tehsils.

A tehsil is the administrative level between a district and a village. Depending on the state it may be called a taluka, mandal, block or circle.

The villages of Barara are listed on this page in alphabetical order. If the list runs to several pages, the search box at the top of the site will find a village by name directly.

All figures come from the Census of India 2011, the most recent completed census. No later village level count has been published.