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A district in voices · Census 2011

Nayagarh
More than a single voice.

The largest recorded language group was ODIA, with 9,54,046 people (99.09%). Open the individual entries below: broad groups can contain distinct names and stories.

District population · 20119,62,789
Rural population91.72%8,83,051 people
Urban population8.28%79,738 people

This is a historical district profile, not a city survey or a present-day forecast. Mother tongue, community identity, ancestry and the languages used at work are different questions.

The whole district

Denominator: 9,62,789 people in Nayagarh · all areas, 2011.

Census language groups · mutually exclusive totals
GroupPeopleShare
ODIA9,54,04699.09%
KUI5,7870.60%
HINDI9610.10%
TELUGU9410.10%
URDU4230.04%
BENGALI1530.02%
MUNDA1310.01%
GUJARATI77<0.01%
SANTALI72<0.01%
MARATHI48<0.01%
BHILI/BHILODI43<0.01%
ENGLISH32<0.01%
TAMIL21<0.01%
MALAYALAM14<0.01%
PUNJABI12<0.01%
KHOND/KONDH11<0.01%
NEPALI5<0.01%
OTHERS4<0.01%
MAITHILI2<0.01%
KOYA2<0.01%
ASSAMESE1<0.01%
KISAN1<0.01%
KORWA1<0.01%
SAVARA1<0.01%
Look inside the groups: individual mother-tongue entries

The entries below are already included in their parent groups above. Do not add both tables together. Only positive recorded counts for this residence category are shown; omission is not proof of an absence of speakers today. Residual group OTHERS has no subordinate entries here.

Individual entries · Census labels and parent classifications retained
Entry / parent groupPeopleMaleFemaleShare
Odia
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12550
9,54,0124,98,1734,55,83999.09%
Kui
Under KUI · C-16 row 12576
5,7872,9462,8410.60%
Telugu
Under TELUGU · C-16 row 12560
9414584830.10%
Hindi
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12536
8934604330.09%
Urdu
Under URDU · C-16 row 12562
4232132100.04%
Bengali
Under BENGALI · C-16 row 12531
15392610.02%
Munda
Under MUNDA · C-16 row 12578
13169620.01%
Gujarati
Under GUJARATI · C-16 row 12533
773542<0.01%
Santali
Under SANTALI · C-16 row 12556
723834<0.01%
Marathi
Under MARATHI · C-16 row 12546
482622<0.01%
Baori
Under BHILI/BHILODI · C-16 row 12564
432320<0.01%
Marwari
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12538
341519<0.01%
Proja (Ori)
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12551
321517<0.01%
English
Under ENGLISH · C-16 row 12566
322111<0.01%
Bhojpuri
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12535
251213<0.01%
Tamil
Under TAMIL · C-16 row 12558
211011<0.01%
Malayalam
Under MALAYALAM · C-16 row 12544
14410<0.01%
Punjabi
Under PUNJABI · C-16 row 12554
1257<0.01%
Khond/Kondh
Under KHOND/KONDH · C-16 row 12568
1129<0.01%
Rajasthani
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12539
532<0.01%
Nepali
Under NEPALI · C-16 row 12548
541<0.01%
Laria
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12537
321<0.01%
Maithili
Under MAITHILI · C-16 row 12542
220<0.01%
Others
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12552
220<0.01%
Koya
Under KOYA · C-16 row 12574
211<0.01%
Assamese
Under ASSAMESE · C-16 row 12529
101<0.01%
Sadan/Sadri
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12540
110<0.01%
Kisan
Under KISAN · C-16 row 12570
110<0.01%
Others
Under KORWA · C-16 row 12572
101<0.01%
Savara
Under SAVARA · C-16 row 12580
110<0.01%

Rural and urban: two views within the district

Each share below uses the population of that residence category. Rural and urban counts add to the district total; their percentages use different denominators.

Rural population breakdown

Denominator: 8,83,051 people in Nayagarh · rural areas, 2011.

Census language groups · mutually exclusive totals
GroupPeopleShare
ODIA8,75,29899.12%
KUI5,7810.65%
TELUGU7920.09%
HINDI5800.07%
URDU1710.02%
MUNDA1260.01%
BENGALI890.01%
SANTALI64<0.01%
BHILI/BHILODI39<0.01%
ENGLISH31<0.01%
MARATHI21<0.01%
GUJARATI17<0.01%
TAMIL16<0.01%
KHOND/KONDH11<0.01%
MALAYALAM4<0.01%
OTHERS4<0.01%
KOYA2<0.01%
ASSAMESE1<0.01%
NEPALI1<0.01%
KISAN1<0.01%
KORWA1<0.01%
SAVARA1<0.01%
Look inside the groups: individual mother-tongue entries

The entries below are already included in their parent groups above. Do not add both tables together. Only positive recorded counts for this residence category are shown; omission is not proof of an absence of speakers today. Residual group OTHERS has no subordinate entries here.

Individual entries · Census labels and parent classifications retained
Entry / parent groupPeopleMaleFemaleShare
Odia
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12550
8,75,2644,57,0764,18,18899.12%
Kui
Under KUI · C-16 row 12576
5,7812,9442,8370.65%
Telugu
Under TELUGU · C-16 row 12560
7923824100.09%
Hindi
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12536
5762942820.07%
Urdu
Under URDU · C-16 row 12562
17174970.02%
Munda
Under MUNDA · C-16 row 12578
12666600.01%
Bengali
Under BENGALI · C-16 row 12531
8955340.01%
Santali
Under SANTALI · C-16 row 12556
643430<0.01%
Baori
Under BHILI/BHILODI · C-16 row 12564
392217<0.01%
Proja (Ori)
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12551
321517<0.01%
English
Under ENGLISH · C-16 row 12566
312011<0.01%
Marathi
Under MARATHI · C-16 row 12546
211011<0.01%
Gujarati
Under GUJARATI · C-16 row 12533
17512<0.01%
Tamil
Under TAMIL · C-16 row 12558
1697<0.01%
Khond/Kondh
Under KHOND/KONDH · C-16 row 12568
1129<0.01%
Malayalam
Under MALAYALAM · C-16 row 12544
404<0.01%
Laria
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12537
321<0.01%
Others
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12552
220<0.01%
Koya
Under KOYA · C-16 row 12574
211<0.01%
Assamese
Under ASSAMESE · C-16 row 12529
101<0.01%
Sadan/Sadri
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12540
110<0.01%
Nepali
Under NEPALI · C-16 row 12548
110<0.01%
Kisan
Under KISAN · C-16 row 12570
110<0.01%
Others
Under KORWA · C-16 row 12572
101<0.01%
Savara
Under SAVARA · C-16 row 12580
110<0.01%
Urban population breakdown

Denominator: 79,738 people in Nayagarh · urban areas, 2011.

Census language groups · mutually exclusive totals
GroupPeopleShare
ODIA78,74898.76%
HINDI3810.48%
URDU2520.32%
TELUGU1490.19%
BENGALI640.08%
GUJARATI600.08%
MARATHI270.03%
PUNJABI120.02%
MALAYALAM100.01%
SANTALI80.01%
KUI6<0.01%
TAMIL5<0.01%
MUNDA5<0.01%
NEPALI4<0.01%
BHILI/BHILODI4<0.01%
MAITHILI2<0.01%
ENGLISH1<0.01%
Look inside the groups: individual mother-tongue entries

The entries below are already included in their parent groups above. Do not add both tables together. Only positive recorded counts for this residence category are shown; omission is not proof of an absence of speakers today. Residual group OTHERS has no subordinate entries here.

Individual entries · Census labels and parent classifications retained
Entry / parent groupPeopleMaleFemaleShare
Odia
Under ODIA · C-16 row 12550
78,74841,09737,65198.76%
Hindi
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12536
3171661510.40%
Urdu
Under URDU · C-16 row 12562
2521391130.32%
Telugu
Under TELUGU · C-16 row 12560
14976730.19%
Bengali
Under BENGALI · C-16 row 12531
6437270.08%
Gujarati
Under GUJARATI · C-16 row 12533
6030300.08%
Marwari
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12538
3415190.04%
Marathi
Under MARATHI · C-16 row 12546
2716110.03%
Bhojpuri
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12535
2512130.03%
Punjabi
Under PUNJABI · C-16 row 12554
12570.02%
Malayalam
Under MALAYALAM · C-16 row 12544
10460.01%
Santali
Under SANTALI · C-16 row 12556
8440.01%
Kui
Under KUI · C-16 row 12576
624<0.01%
Rajasthani
Under HINDI · C-16 row 12539
532<0.01%
Tamil
Under TAMIL · C-16 row 12558
514<0.01%
Munda
Under MUNDA · C-16 row 12578
532<0.01%
Nepali
Under NEPALI · C-16 row 12548
431<0.01%
Baori
Under BHILI/BHILODI · C-16 row 12564
413<0.01%
Maithili
Under MAITHILI · C-16 row 12542
220<0.01%
English
Under ENGLISH · C-16 row 12566
110<0.01%

Follow a voice into its story

These introductions connect to individual mother-tongue entries recorded here. They are a selection from our growing collection, not a complete list of the district’s languages.

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Sources, geography & interpretation

Census C-16, Odisha, 2011. District code 385; source name Nayagarh. All figures derive from the original workbook retained in our KB. Parent groups contain their individual entries; classification does not determine community-preferred naming.

District figures cannot establish the languages of a particular town, accommodation provider or individual. C-17 multilingualism is statewide and is not apportioned to this district. No migration or ancestry claim is inferred.

Prepared with AI assistance under Ahimanikya Satapathy, Founder & Editor-in-Chief. Community naming and visual review remain open.