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About Chicholi Tehsil

Chicholi is a tehsil in Betul district, Madhya Pradesh, India. As per the data provided by Census of India in 2011, total population of Chicholi was 86,795, which includes 43,769 males and 43,026 females. Chicholi covers 669 Km2 area.

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

Area and population of Chicholi

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Total Population 86,795 Area ( In Km. Square ) 669
Male Population 43,769 Female Population 43,026

Chicholi has a total population of 86,795 people. Out of this the male population stands at 43,769 while the female population is 43,026. The area of Chicholi covers 669 square kilometers.

Urban/Rural Population of Chicholi

DESCRIPTION VALUE DESCRIPTION VALUE
Urban Population 9,282 Rural Population 77,513
Urban male Population 4,819 Rural Male Population 38,950
Urban Female Population 4,463 Rural Female Population 38,563

This table provides a detailed breakdown of the urban and rural population of Chicholi. The Chicholi urban population is 9,282, with 4,819 male and 4,463 female. In contrast Chicholi rural population is 77,513, comprising 38,950 male and 38,563 female. The census counts a settlement as urban when it has a municipality or meets its thresholds for size, density and work outside farming, and everything else as rural.

List of Villages in Chicholi

80

Kanari

Area: 893.11 ha hectares

Population

714

Kasmar

Area: 110.48 ha hectares

Population

261

Katkuhi

Area: 844.71 ha hectares

Population

1,903

Khairi

Area: 893.21 ha hectares

Population

1,140

Khokrakheda

Area: 729 ha hectares

Population

288

Kondhar

Area: 335.54 ha hectares

Population

722

Kursena

Area: 257 ha hectares

Population

648

Mangarodi

Area: 220.36 ha hectares

Population

222

Mlajpur

Area: 1327.14 ha hectares

Population

2,765

Mohanpura

Area: 389.7 ha hectares

Population

194

Motipur

Area: 621.32 ha hectares

Population

621

Naharpur

Area: 589.77 ha hectares

Population

1,229

Najurpur Kheda

Area: 182.5 ha hectares

Population

N/A

Nandara

Area: 935.02 ha hectares

Population

1,708

Nasirabad

Area: 409.28 ha hectares

Population

1,514

Niwari

Area: 721.12 ha hectares

Population

2,142

Padalda

Area: 190.42 ha hectares

Population

290

Panchhi

Area: 517.24 ha hectares

Population

223

Parsada Khapariya

Area: 647.27 ha hectares

Population

1,116

Pathakheda

Area: 1993.46 ha hectares

Population

3,711

Pipal Barra

Area: 528.48 ha hectares

Population

978

Rojhada

Area: 431.05 ha hectares

Population

1,447

Sangwani

Area: 53.51 ha hectares

Population

422

Singaikhapa

Area: 366.54 ha hectares

Population

1,054

Siplai

Area: 761.19 ha hectares

Population

611

Sitadongri

Area: 376.35 ha hectares

Population

896

Sonpur

Area: 152.38 ha hectares

Population

136

Tanda

Area: 184 ha hectares

Population

374

Tokara

Area: 279.14 ha hectares

Population

255

Unchagohan

Area: 755.98 ha hectares

Population

2,095

Common questions about Chicholi

The Census of India 2011 recorded a population of 86,795 in Chicholi tehsil, Betul district.

Chicholi tehsil contains 80 villages recorded in the 2011 census. Each is listed on this page with its own population and area.

Chicholi has 43,769 males and 43,026 females according to the 2011 census.

Chicholi covers an area of 669 square kilometres.

77,513 people live in rural parts of Chicholi and 9,282 live in urban parts, making it largely rural.

Chicholi tehsil is part of Betul district in Madhya Pradesh. 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 Chicholi 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.

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