Chokpot

Chokpot is a Town and Subdivision in South Garo Hills District of Meghalaya. In India, a subdivision is a sub-division of a district that is responsible for the administration and revenue collection of a particular area within the district. It is an important part of the local governance structure, and plays a crucial role in the development and administration of its local community.

According to census 2011 information the sub-district code of Chokpot Block (CD) is 01975. Total area of chokpot subdivision is 438 km². Chokpot subdivision has a population of 40,478 peoples. Chokpot subdivision has a population density of 92.42 inhabitants per square kilometre. There are about 6,938 houses in the sub-district. When it comes to literacy, 57.34% population of chokpot subdivision is literate, out of which 60.45% males and 54.09% females are literate.

List of Villages in Chokpot Subdivision

Chokpot Subdivision has a total of 301 villages, each with its own identity, gram panchayat, and local lifestyle. These villages form the real backbone of the region, where everyday life is rooted in agriculture, tradition, and community ties. The list below shows all villages in Chokpot Subdivision, along with their respective gram panchayat and nearest town.

Population of Chokpot Subdivision

The population profile of Chokpot Subdivision offers a deeper understanding of how people are settled across its rural and urban parts. The following sections provide key insights into total population, household distribution, literacy, and age demographics — data that plays a vital role in planning development work and allocating public resources effectively.

Basic Population Details

This section offers a snapshot of Chokpot's population composition, including male-female ratio, child population, and how literacy levels vary between villages and towns.

Social Structure and Density

This section gives a clear view of the social makeup of Chokpot Subdivision , highlighting how Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) are spread across both rural and urban areas. It also includes population density data, which helps us understand how closely people live together in different parts of the tehsil.