Urban Agglomerations / Cities having population 1 lakh and above | ||||||||
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# | Name | Government | District | Population 2011 | Male | Female | Population below 5 yrs | Literacy Rate |
1 | Guwahati | Municipal Corporation | Kamrup Metropolitan | 968,549 | 505,542 | 463,007 | 43,537 | 91.12 |
2 | Silchar | Municipal Board | Cachar | 229,136 | 115,497 | 113,639 | 22,976 | 90.26 |
3 | Dibrugarh | Municipal Board | Dibrugarh | 154,296 | 80,757 | 71,539 | 14,314 | 89.19 |
4 | Jorhat | Municipal Board | Jorhat | 153,889 | 78,896 | 74993 | 21,873 | 91.18 |
5 | Bongaigaon | Municipal Board | Bongaigaon & Chirang | 139,650 | 63,513 | 61,484 | 14,653 | 86.52 |
5 | Tinsukia | Municipal Board | Tinsukia | 126,389 | 67,404 | 58,985 | 12,576 | 89.03 |
6 | Tezpur | Municipal Board | Sonitpur | 102,505 | 52,313 | 50,192 | 9,835 | 90.17 |
Assam is a state located in northeastern India and is known for its rich biodiversity and tea plantations. The state"s capital is Dispur, and it is home to several ethnic groups, including the Assamese, Bodo, and Karbi. Assam"s economy is driven by agriculture, with tea being the primary cash crop grown. The state is also known for its rich wildlife, including the one-horned rhinoceros and the Bengal tiger. The state has several notable tourist destinations, including the Kaziranga National Park, the Kamakhya Temple, and the Assam State Museum.