Indian Village Directory
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About Tari Pora Wansaran
Tari Pora Wansaran is a rural settlement in Baramulla, Baramula, Jammu & Kashmir. It has a population of 647 in about 99 households (avg size: 6.54). Approximate literacy: 52.24%.
Population of Tari Pora Wansaran
| Population (Total) | 647 |
| Male | 329 |
| Female | 318 |
| Children (0–6 years) | 87 |
| Households | 99 |
| Literate persons | 338 |
| Illiterate persons | 309 |
| Total workers | 132 |
| Sex ratio (♀ per 1000 ♂) | 967 |
| Literacy (approx.) | 52.24% |
| SC population | 0 |
| ST population | 0 |
Connectivity of Tari Pora Wansaran
Connectivity plays a major role in improving access, opportunities, and overall development of villages like Tari Pora Wansaran. As per the 2011-derived dataset, local transport access for Tari Pora Wansaran is summarized below.
| Connectivity Type | Status (in year 2011) |
|---|---|
| Public Bus Service | Available within village |
| Private Bus Service | Available |
| Railway Station | Not available within village |
| Nearest Bus Stop | Within 5 km |
| Nearest Railway Station | Nearest railway station info not available |
| Nearest Airport | No nearby airport recorded |
How to find Tari Pora Wansaran on map
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Frequently Asked Questions about Tari Pora Wansaran
What is the population of Tari Pora Wansaran?
647 (approx.)
What is the literacy rate in Tari Pora Wansaran?
52.24%
What is the gender ratio in Tari Pora Wansaran?
967 females per 1000 males
How many households are there in Tari Pora Wansaran?
99 households (avg size 6.54)
What facilities are available in Tari Pora Wansaran?
No facility data in dataset.
Which villages are nearby?
Baramulla (149,649), Baramulla (78,215), Baramulla (71,434), Dilna (7,599), Naid Hal (5,046), Nowpora Jagir (4,076), Heewen (4,029), Sherwani Abad (Bener Kahdura) (3,576), Sheern Abad (Sheri Narawaw) (3,527), Chaklu (3,366)
Is Tari Pora Wansaran rural or urban?
Rural