Amravati Religion Census 2011

Amravati, Maharashtra has 28,88,445 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 20,55,177 people (71.15%).

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

Hindu: 20,55,177 people (71.15%). Muslim: 4,21,410 people (14.59%). Buddhist: 3,83,891 people (13.29%). Jain: 11,360 people (0.39%). Christian: 7,223 people (0.25%). NotStated: 3,854 people (0.13%).

The district has 14 subdistricts. The table below shows the religion composition for each subdistrict.

Key Facts

Amravati Subdistrict-Wise Religion Population

SubdistrictTotal PopulationLargest Religion
Dharni1,84,665Hindu (92.84%)
Chikhaldara1,18,815Hindu (97.23%)
Anjangaon Surji1,60,903Hindu (65.85%)
Achalpur2,79,479Hindu (67.30%)
Chandurbazar1,96,258Hindu (66.30%)
Morshi1,82,484Hindu (73.57%)
Warud2,24,984Hindu (78.63%)
Teosa1,04,728Hindu (78.79%)
Amravati7,88,327Hindu (62.69%)
Bhatkuli1,13,109Hindu (63.28%)
Daryapur1,75,061Hindu (63.57%)
Nandgaon-Khandeshwar1,29,810Hindu (71.23%)
Chandur Railway96,907Hindu (75.54%)
Dhamangaon Railway1,32,915Hindu (80.97%)

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