Barasat Ii is a Town and Subdivision in North Twenty Four Parganas District of West Bengal. 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 Barasat Ii Block (CD) is 02326. Total area of barasat ii subdivision is 124 km² including 121.74 km² rural area and 2.55 km² urban area. Barasat Ii subdivision has a population of 2,00,918 peoples, out of which urban population is 11,994 while rural population is 1,88,924. Barasat Ii subdivision has a population density of 1617 inhabitants per square kilometre. There are about 41,939 houses in the sub-district, including 2,464 urban houses and 39,475 rural houses.
When it comes to literacy, 67.54% population of barasat ii subdivision is literate, out of which 70.99% males and 63.81% females are literate. There are about 78 villages in barasat ii subdivision, which you can browse from barasat ii subdivision villages list (along with gram panchayat & nearest town information) below.
# | Village Name | Gram Panchayat | Nearest Town |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Aminpur | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (18 km) |
2 | Andulia | Kirtipur I | Barasat (16 km) |
3 | Bagband Saiberia | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyagram (10 km) |
4 | Bagberia | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
5 | Bahira | Dadpur | Barasat (10 km) |
6 | Baidyapur | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
7 | Balipur | Dadpur | Barasat (13 km) |
8 | Banaspol | Chandigarh Rohanda | Madhyamgram (6 km) |
9 | Banubankra | Shasan | Barasat (7 km) |
10 | Bardeshia | Kirtipur I | Barasat (18 km) |
11 | Barpol | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (3 km) |
12 | Bhagyamantapur | Dadpur | Barasat (10 km) |
13 | Bharparabara Mallik | Dadpur | Barasat (14 km) |
14 | Bil Bheli | Shasan | Barasat |
15 | Bilasi | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
16 | Bilbauchandi | Kiritipur Ii | Barasat Ii |
17 | Birpur | Chandigarh Rohanda | Madhyamgram (5 km) |
18 | Bonkanda | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
19 | Chakaminpur | Dadpur | Barasat (15 km) |
20 | Chakshason | Shasan | Barasat (18 km) |
21 | Chaugharia | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (45 km) |
22 | Chaumuha | Kirtipur I | Barasat (17 km) |
23 | Chowlpur | Shasan | Barasat (25 km) |
24 | Dadpur | Dadpur | Barasat (10 km) |
25 | Dariala | Chandigarh Rohanda | Madhyamgram (5 km) |
26 | Deara | Chandigarh Rohanda | Barasat Ii |
27 | Dhokra | Dadpur | Barasat (15 km) |
28 | Domnagar | Chandigarh Rohanda | Madyamgram (3 km) |
29 | Dugdhia | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
30 | Falti Banpur | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
31 | Ghoradaria | Shasan | Barasat (22 km) |
32 | Ghosalpur | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
33 | Gobindapur | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
34 | Gobra | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (4 km) |
35 | Gopalpur Chandigar | Chandigarh Rohanda | Madhyamgram (6 km) |
36 | Jojra | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (4 km) |
37 | Kachua | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
38 | Kaipul | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
39 | Kalikapur | Shasan | Barasat (21 km) |
40 | Kamduni | Kiritipur Ii | Rajarhat (7 km) |
41 | Kayemba | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (5 km) |
42 | Khamar Nowabad | Shasan | Barasat (18 km) |
43 | Khamar Rameshwarpur | Shasan | Barasat (20 km) |
44 | Khari Baria | Kiritipur Ii | Rajarhat (10 km) |
45 | Kharigachhi Chaturbhujpur | Shasan | Barasat (18 km) |
46 | Kirttipur | Kirtipur I | Barasat (15 km) |
47 | Kismatsonatikri | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
48 | Kola | Shasan | Barasat (30 km) |
49 | Krishnamati | Kirtipur I | Barasat (15 km) |
50 | Krishnapur Madanpur | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
51 | Mahishgadi | Kiritipur Ii | Rajarhat (10 km) |
52 | Majlishpur | Shasan | Narasat (24 km) |
53 | Malrameswarpur | Shasan | Barasat (19 km) |
54 | Matiagachha | Kiritipur Ii | Rajarhat (5 km) |
55 | Mitpukuria | Shasan | Barasat (22 km) |
56 | Mochpol | Dadpur | Madhyamgram |
57 | Mudia | Kirtipur I | Barasat (17 km) |
58 | Nababpur | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
59 | Naopara | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
60 | Pakdaha | Dadpur | Barasat (15 km) |
61 | Palitpara | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (4 km) |
62 | Paltadanga | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
63 | Pathra | Dadpur | Barasat (10 km) |
64 | Puturi | Dadpur | Barasat (11 km) |
65 | Raigram | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
66 | Ramagachhi | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
67 | Rohanda | Chandigarh Rohanda | Rajarhat (2 km) |
68 | Sasan | Shasan | Barasat (19 km) |
69 | Shanberiabada | Kirtipur I | Barasat (191 km) |
70 | Shankar Gachhi | Dadpur | Barasat (13 km) |
71 | Simulgachhi | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
72 | Simulia | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
73 | Singhapara | Kemia Khamarpara | Madhyamgram (10 km) |
74 | Sonatikri | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
75 | Sondalia | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
76 | Tegharia | Dadpur | Barasat (12 km) |
77 | Tehatta | Shasan | Barasat (28 km) |
78 | Tona | Falti Beliaghata | Barasat (10 km) |
Particulars | Rural | Urban | Total |
---|---|---|---|
Total Population | 1,88,924 | 11,994 | 2,00,918 |
Male Population | 98,235 | 6,018 | 1,04,253 |
Female Population | 90,689 | 5,976 | 96,665 |
Population Density | 1,552 / km² | 4,704 / km² | 1,617 / km² |
Sub-District Overview | |
Sub-District (Hindi) : | Barasat Ii (बारासात - II) |
District : | North Twenty Four Parganas |
State / UT : | West Bengal |
Total Area : | 124 km² |
Total Population : | 2,00,918 |
Density : | 1,617/km² |
Total Villages : | 78 |
Total Population | Villages in Barasat Ii Subdivision |
less Than 200 | 1 |
200 - 499 | 3 |
500 - 999 | 11 |
1000 - 1999 | 19 |
2000 - 4999 | 36 |
5000 - 9999 | 6 |
10000 and above | N/A |
Related Pages |
List of Subdivisions in North Twenty Four Parganas |
List of Districts in West Bengal |
* All survey data is based on Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, 2015 (censusindia.gov.in). Open Government Data Platform India.