Guntur Religion Census 2011

Guntur, Andhra Pradesh has 23,16,450 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 19,58,807 people (84.56%).

Guntur is a district in Andhra Pradesh. This page presents the complete religion-wise population breakdown from Census 2011, covering all subdistricts (talukas).

Hindu: 19,58,807 people (84.56%). Muslim: 2,99,051 people (12.91%). Christian: 47,784 people (2.06%). NotStated: 7,044 people (0.30%). Jain: 3,006 people (0.13%). Sikh: 376 people (0.02%).

The district has 20 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.

Key Facts

Guntur Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population

SubdistrictTotal PopulationLargest Religion
Thullur54,081Hindu (90.14%)
Tadepalle99,428Hindu (87.43%)
Mangalagiri1,60,303Hindu (88.20%)
Tadikonda67,962Hindu (83.21%)
Sattenapalle1,30,608Hindu (86.81%)
Savalyapuram H/O Kanamarlapudi37,994Hindu (97.10%)
Phirangipuram63,449Hindu (74.42%)
Medikonduru60,144Hindu (76.27%)
Guntur7,79,289Hindu (80.02%)
Pedakakani73,689Hindu (85.54%)
Duggirala62,655Hindu (89.15%)
Kollipara56,662Hindu (96.45%)
Tenali2,40,031Hindu (84.94%)
Chebrolu72,141Hindu (84.81%)
Vatticherukuru45,773Hindu (93.55%)
Pedanandipadu41,980Hindu (92.31%)
Kakumanu40,681Hindu (86.67%)
Ponnur1,23,417Hindu (85.27%)
Tsundur45,778Hindu (93.71%)
Cherukupalle H/O Arumbaka60,385Hindu (90.57%)

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